Page 3 - Crosman P1322 Reviews

P/A installed the metal breach/receiver with 30 mm dovetail, I bought the UTG 11mm-to-Weaver Adapter, UTG 11mm-to-Weaver Adapter, Vertical Scope... Then I mounted a Browning BuckMark Reflex Sight 1290230 New off eBay 45.49 From P/A I bought RWS Meisterkugeln Standard .22 Cal, 14.0 Grains, Wadcutt & Gamo Rocker Pellet Trap Resets with "center" shot! I also did the 10 for $10.00 deal where P/A checks it out before shipping. I'm so impressed with this gun! After shooting 5 three shot groups on my indoor range, 27' I was putting them all in the bulls eye, even leading up to getting the Sight zeroed in I was putting 2 out of every 3 shot groups in the same hole or just making it a tad bit bigger & that's right out of the box, no break in period! I'm probably into this gun about $150.00 + pellets & the Gamo Pellet Trap, but I can hit the Gamo Pellet Trap 5 shots 5 hits from a rest all day long (3 pumps) If your looking to get into the hobby/sport of pellet gun shooting with hand guns, this is a GRATE place to start!!

The trigger, other than that nothing!!

The trigger pull is long & heave & it takes a lot of discipline / practice to shoot this gun the way it comes from the factory. As soon as I have the time I'm going to tear it down & rework the trigger, there is some stuff on YouTube showing you how to do this & to get this gun to be a real sweet shooter you are going to need a trigger job.

Shoots hard as hell

Put some green fiber optic material in the front sight

There is a lot more plastic in this one than my first one but the first one I was ten years old it says a lot that they are still being built. You might build a nice leather holster for it that would be useful

10-shot groups of under 1" at 25 yards. The peep sight option. Great balance. Easily improvable trigger pull. The new forearm/pump handle. Wonderful power for a pistol. ~460 fps with a 14.3 grain pellet. Much faster than I expected. Maybe I got lucky.

These are things I DID change: Keep the old-style pistol grip. It just feels better to me. Improve the trigger pull with a fairly simple trigger job. While we're wishing, I would love to see an upscale model with click-adjustable sights, maybe an integral suppressor or a brake for balance, and (especially) I would like to see the Crosman Custom Shop start offering options for this model.

This is easily the most accurate and powerful air pistol in my collection that is under $200, and it is very easy to shoot excellent groups with. Mine loves Crosman HP's. I shoot using the aperture sight and my eye very close to the rear sight. Rifles some of my rifles for accuracy and balance.

Five stars in all 3 rating kinda sums up "Things I LIke" , but I will add lightness, backyard friendly, backpack-able and just plain FUN!

Nothing... and I'd like to ask, why so many shooters go through such handstands with all the mods out there? Right out of the package this pistol shoots dime size groups at 18 yards consistently!

Unless you're a real open sight aficionado, add a compact red/green dot scope, without having to buy the steel breech. Just add a set of 459MT 3/8" dovetail scope mounts and a set of UTG Weaver-to-11mm or 3/8" Dovetail Adapters to your order, then, the sky's the limit on compact scopes! What a blast!!!

I like the new style.It's about time they changed something other than giving the option of brown or black.

It needs a larger pumping lever and the rear sight isn't too good, it's hard to make minor adjustments. That is why I ordered a steel reciever, it deserves a scope.

I got my pistol today and decided to put it to the chrony test.I ran a dry patch through the bore to make sure there was no grease or oil to affect my test.I shot a number of JSB Exact Jumbo Diabolo 13.43 grain pellets for the test...they shot between 493 and 500 fps. I expected less than the 460 fps claimed by Crosman. 500 FPS came to 7.5 ft lbs of muzzle energy.My next plan is to add a shoulder stock, steel breech and a 20 inch barrel. Then I will see how it does.

The gun is impressive. I have not used it enough for a valid accuracy evaluation.

Great gun, fun to shoot, can pump up any number of times, well built, good value for money.

Nothing.

Buy this gun for fun shooting. Great value from Pyramyd Air!!!!

I like the new design. It is as accurate as the older American Classic. One first air pistols I ever owed was the P1322. Put lots of pellets through it. This pistol is accurate. I love the ability to change velocity of pellet. I can use either inside or outside of the house.

I wouldn't change anything. I would like to see a version with Lothar Barrel and target

Excellent pistol, it is one of my favorites.

After I installed the steel breech and a 3X9 scope, the balance, the length, the weight of the gun smoothed out into to one helluva nice air gun that I have zeroed to hit a kitchen match at 20 yards and that's no bull.

The front barrel band, make it steel. Also crown the barrels. Extend the front stock to the rear of the trigger guard slightly to get more leverage in cocking.

Get the steel breech kit. But the LPA MIM rear sight option for the steel breach ran out of adjustment going low. It was bottomed out and still shooting slightly high at 20 yards. Too expensive to not work properly. There is a match sight for the 1322 steel breech mod at another popular hobby on-line store that is much less expensive.

The new pump handle decr2eases chance of pinched finger tips. The accuracy blows me away. Packs a mean punch too. No need for mods. I used a white paint pen on the front sight to match the size of the rear sight slot.

Add pellet storage area inside the grip.

I have the 1377 and like it just the same.