Page 3 of 27 - Crosman 1377C / PC77 Reviews

An inexpensive and fun gun tp shoot. I have an older model, and it's seen better days, but it is still very accurate and easy to use. I have harvested countless squirrels and rabbits with this gun, and I can use a lower power and shoot targets in my house - no problem. Ergos are good for me, and I have XL hands.

Plastic rear sight MUST be trashed. This is the only part of the gun that has failed, and it is NOT easy to replace this part!

Well worth the price asked here - it will be fun for the whole family

What i like is how convenient the power applications are, you got many options from 1 pump to 10. Pistol is accurate and to me it's not so loud when shooting it indoors.

Nothing needs no change.

If you like taking your time, dont mind some pumping and loading one pellet at a time. Then this crosman is your best bet.

Had wanted one of these for years

Steel breech

Good for the price

Usual Crosman quality and fits hand well. Accurate for a plinker.

Marketing could add a few quality details or have more custom parts available.

Cant go wrong at Pyramyd.

I bought this because of the excellent reviews of accuracy. I must have a total reject because this is the most inaccurate airgun I have ever fired. I had a cheap Daisy that I used to dispatch 13 squirrels that were a destructive nuisance. When it broke down, I bought this Crosman hoping to get a little more distance. This thing never shoots the same place twice. I am a pistol shooter with a number of different handguns and have excellent accuracy shooting one hole groups. I can't get this thing to hit a milk jug size target at the same distance. I have fired 500 pellets and have never had such difficulty in achieving accuracy. This thing is a total lemon. I don't doubt they are good airguns based on honest reviews, but the one I have must be the nightmare from hell. Enjoy it if you get a good one, but there are some really bad ones as well!

The sights, and product quality control. I will never buy another Crosman.

the craftsmanship is very good

a wooden stock and handgrip

I've got a Crosman model 150 and was wondering if a rebuild kit was available for the pneumatics? the CO2 leaks out.

Great multi pump air pistol. Very hard hitting and accurate.

The grips and pump handle. Cheaply made compared to the older models. I swapped them out for the thicker ones that have more of a wood grain look.

These Crosman 1377 pistols have tons of upgrades that make the more powerful and accurate.

The accuracy is outstanding once you sight it in-easy to pump

I would offer the pistol with a steel breech and wooden grips-make the front sight out of metal-better quality plastic grips-like the old ones

you need one!

Good weight, decent power.

The stock sights are cheap, cheesy affairs and I am not a fan of the plastic receiver. I purchased an all metal receiver and added decent rear sights. I also did some trigger work. It is now a decent and very accurate air pistol.

This is our first Air Pistol, we decided to buy a less expensive pistol for our first to ensure our daughter enjoyed the sport before making a large investment. We are very pleased with it's performance to date, first time shooting she hit the paper with 17 of the 20 shots. As she gets more rounds in we will adjust the sights and go for more accuracy.

I wish the air pistol looked less like a gun, that it could be identified at a distance for what it is. I thought in the past they had orange muzzles or some other identifier.

She is able to operate the breach and pump by herself, this was not the case on a friends pistol we had practiced on, they took more force than she at a slight 86 lbs could muster. This pistol being lightweight allows for practice time before her arm fatigues.