Crosman PRO77 BB Gun

Nice little pistol, perfect intro to shooting for my boys. Construction is solid, blowback action is cool, and the price is competitive.

Magazine is cheap plastic, but replacements are inexpensive, so buy yourself a few. Blowback is not the strongest, but it is convincing.

A great little plinker for the money.

very good blow back

nothing

This looks like the REAL THING( but read below ) .

Cheaper is always nice .

This is real fun gun to own . BUT it IS NOT A GUN TO USE FOR ACCURATE TARGET SHOOTING . You will be able to put lots of shots down range and with the blow back action you be having a lot of fun . It is great for " jumping " a tin can at say fifteen feet , just don't think you will be punching out bulls eyes . WITH THE SMOOTH BORE BARREL it will never do it .
Recapping , if you are looking for a fun gun gun to shoot , buy it . If you want a target pistol walk away ! !

This Crosman behaves like a "real" gun....It has a good sound to it, never jams, has a good blow back (slide moving back and forth), a good feel to it and a good safety. Great value!

Nothing for the money.

A+ rating by me.

from gerry usa pro77 suot very well it looks like a firearm is size is like a 380 cal pistol dos not loos power in rapid fire whis i like it plowback work very well is a well made pistol

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is a very nice pistol i like it

The Crosman Pro77 is a realistic gun and feels good. It is comfortable, a blast to shoot, and realistic whih is one thing you want in a Co2 gun. The magazine is quick to fill and having 18 shots in very nice compared to other guns that have only 8 shots and then reload.

The magazine is plastic and I think after a while it will break, not only from it being in close contact with the Co2 cartridge but also just time. Get your self some more magazines, they are inexpensive.

The only thing that dissapointed me was the mis-fires. The first time I used this gun was a a range and out of 18 trigger pulls, it fired 5 shots. After that it was hit and miss to how many bb's actually left the chamber. I did not get through an entire magazine without there being a mis-fire and that was dissapointing. The CO2 goes REALLY FAST because of the blowback feature. You get about 36 good shots, or 2 magazines until it is expired and that is it. Get lots of CO2 and lots of BB's..

Of all my pistols, this is the one that stands out most because it has a nice weight and actually has a bit of recoin and a blowback feature that also locks the upper back when out of ammo. It suffers a bit in muzzle velocity but it's fun. I'll shoot this thing for hours with no problems

make the entire thing out of aluminum, not just the upper slide.

If you want a memorable pistol from all your others with a generic look this is the one to have.

I don't like much about this gun only because I'm disappointed in the condition it arrived in. I opted for the "re-manufactured"gun because of the good reviews, but I didn't realize it would come so battered up. It honestly looks as though it was dropped. The slide release lock is loose, the slide spring feels used up and old with barely any recoil, the slide itself sticks when you manually slide it back and the hammer is loose as well. It does fire...kind of accurate, but in my opinion they should have advertised this gun as "used and broken in for your inconvenience :)" instead of "re-manufactured" cause that's what I got. I'm wondering what this gun looked like before their so-called re-manufacturing process.

The slide isn't far enough back when locked. It becomes rather pointless to have that feature because of that. The c02 screw knob is hard to grip being so close to the sharp edges of the gun handle. Poorly designed for use with holsters, when you insert into any holster the gun slide slides and cocks the gun even with the safety on. I own a baby hi capa 3.8 and it wont slide with the safety on...unless the safety is yet another thing wrong with this gun.

Yes....here is a lesson learned for me on buying re-manufactured guns...you get what you pay for...I guess. I decided not to return it and use it for a spare gun, but I am contemplating buying a brand new one...we'll see.

Feel very comfortable in hand. Nice blowback action and no jams at all. Heavy weight and slide feels and looks real especially with the blowback action.

Grip is a bit loose where the CO2 goes. Need to be a tighter fit.

Great value for the money. Especially the refurbished model. You cannot beat the price new or refurbished. Both are just spectacular for plinking and teaching youngsters gun safety and shooting procedures.

Blowback, kick, hammer, trigger. The blowback feels really solid and realistic. External hammer makes for higher accuracy single action shots, always nice. The trigger is very smooth with a crisp break and clear stage.

Just about everything else. I got a remanufactured, but it had so many problems out of the box. Massive valve leak was repaired by rebuilding the valve, mostly tightening the screw cap in it and adding some air oil. There IS NO RAIL GUIDE FOR THE SLIDE!! This means the slide moves over the barrel, nothing else keeps it lined up to the frame, meaning this gun has TERRIBLE slide-frame lineup. A stronger slide spring would reduce recoil and help the action work smoother. Sometimes the slide kicks back too far and gets stuck on the back of the hammer. Just pushing the hammer down a little gets it moving again. Just machine the back of the hammer a little to fix this.

I have completely disassembled this gun far too many times. It relies in 4 springs to work properly. Theres 1 small spring that works the safely lever and allows the weapon to fire at all. This spring is held in place solely by its own tension and by being pushed against the inside of the frame. Same goes for the spring that keeps the frame lock down. Yes, down. The magazine follower pushes the frame lock up when empty, and works really well. Perhaps the only good design element on this thing. Pulling the trigger 1: pushes the back of the barrel into the magazine to trap a BB against the valve and push it down the barrel, 2: pushes a metal plate back to push against a lever in the hammer lock, 3: trips the hammer sear and drops the hammer. If the mag is not lined up right (as it often is) the trigger will not return right after firing. A proper firing cycle causes the mag to jump noticeably in the grip. And the mag spring release in the frame gets in the way of loading the mag all the time. SERIOUSLY, GET A NON-BLOWBACK, or if you need a really nice single-double action, the 357W revolver is amazing. Still have yet to find a nice blowback, would love some recommendations from experience. I hope this helps people fix their pro77s or find a better gun.