Crosman 1377C / PC77, Black

.177 cal.

Make them in America again.

This gun is made in China. It's no longer made in America. The "American Classic" is now known as just the "Classic". Sad.

it is exactly what I thought it would be

maybe rear sight

lots of aftermarket parts pretty easy to clean shoots great at 10 meters with 4 pumps

Accurate

Not one thing

Best for the price you pay

I've only owned it for two weeks, but I like everything about it. It feels "substantial" in your hand - heft without being weighty. Operation is smooth on all counts, although some may have difficulty pumping past six pumps. And the styling is stunning - this gun is "classic" in more ways than one. Its look is timeless, I can't imagine this gun ever looking old.

Nothing I would change.

I highly recommend paying the $10 for 10 shots, and I purchased a warranty as well because I expect to use this gun a lot. The only other thing I'd say to potential customers is, "have fun!"

Great to plunk with my Gamo Cone Pellet Trap One pump is perfect for 15-20 Ft indoors

Well balanced. Comfortable grip. Tight groups with Crosman premier wadcutters.

Quality of the finish on the barrel. The outside of the barrel appears to have the blueing applied over over unfinished steel. The outside of barrel is very rough and had rust in the finish. Feels like you are running your hands over 80 grit sandpaper.

The rear sight has marks for noting windage but has no function for adjusting for windage.

Light weight, seems to be well built (time will tell).

I personally would like a bit longer barrel; I added the shoulder stock.

It shoots accurately.

The price and it's easy to work on.

In .117 it seems to have a lot of power. I put 100 pellets through it at 6 pumps before going up to 10. I'll have to dig out my old chronigraph one of these days. But in my back yard 18x25 yards the pellets I shoot are there in an instant. Nothing excapes. You have to get really creative with scope mounting though. The barrel and the pump tube have to be made into one ridgid piece as good as you can get it. Then it will sight in very finely. That barrel is just too flexable on top of the float tube.

If I were crosman I would make the gun at a 100.oo price point with a steal reciever and have the barrel pined to the reciever. And the same thing goes for the muzzle and get rid of that plastic thing. Make it out of aluminum.

The price is good. You can easily practice shooting at home. The aiming shooting is excellent and the power is strong.

I pumped 3 times and pulled the trigger, but sometimes I can't shoot.

My brother and I both purchased one of these pistols, mine was a tack driver, his was not. I have read about overspray in barrel issues, I suspect this is the case. Anyways, I have had mine for 10 years, I have oiled it twice, put ~1000 rounds through it. It is still as simple to use and as accurate as ever. Just purchased two more (with shoulder stock) for my kids. I love mine for fun, easy to use, low maintenance, plinking, and small pest control.

The pin that holds the cocking mechanism, tends to travel. It is easy to tap back in place. But it would be nice if i did not have to.

I have not modified my pistol at all, I am planning on with my kids pistols. Did I mention, I have had this a long time, and I love it!!!!