Page 4 of 27 - Crosman 1377C / PC77 Reviews

Light and I will never need co2. Reminds me of my PowerMaster 760 in a smaller package.

Fun little pistol

Great multi pump pistol made in the USA! It is power full and takes just about any .177 pellet out there! Great for pest control and very accurate!

Not really much, maybe a green dot on the front sight.

You can buy the crosman intermounts for a scope or red dot sight. Or you can get the steal breech kit that has a 11mm rail on the top.

Easy to operate and is very accurate for my purposes of practicing when I cant get to the range. I liked the 22 version that I have but I upgraded with the steel breach, shoulder stock, and a holographic sight so I wanted something that I could shoot inside my shed for keeping in practice and I thought the .177 version would do the job and it does.

The front sight is not great. My old eyes have a hard time seeing it even when I painted it white, I am shooting it in my shed at about 25 to 30 feet with LED lighting. The building has a clear ridge that lets in natural light depending on the day. Not that well balanced a little barrel heavy. The grips are to thin for my bigger hands but are workable.

I did manage to make a holder for .078 fiber optics rod out of a brass welding rod and modified the front sight so I could install it, I can now see the front sight and the impact is dead center of aim @ 25 to 30 feet. It took a small precision Lathe and mill to make the sight holder and some careful hand work to lower and fit the rod holder.

Great high power pistol with good accuracy at an excellent price point. Perfect for the casual plinker.

It would be nice to have wooden grips, but that would increase the price point considerably, which is one of this gun's best features. a more solid foregrip, even if plastic, would be an improvement in handling while pumping.

Very accurate shooting for a pistol

Make it with the wood stocks and not the plastic

Wouldn't hesitate to buy another

Relatively little.

I would like it to be manufactured like the earlier version.

I used a Crosman 1377C / PC77 for more than 20 years. It had brass elements, including the bolt and the trigger which was comparatively smooth. It was very accurate and lead to the demise of numerous squirrels and pigeons. My new purchase lacks the plastic detailing, the brass fittings, and the smooth trigger. As a result, largely of the last feature, it is considerably less accurate.

Superb accuracy Comfortable solid feel / well designed grips Size, weight and design all compliment each other Complete penetration of tin soup can 12 meters / domed pellet

Rear sight with more windage/elevation adjustment More precision in making these adjustments

In testing various pellet weights and designs for accuracy sometimes a measurable difference is found by the number of pumps used at a particle distance with solid sandbag rest.

Very accurate at any price but this was only $60

Wider grips

Mine will punch single hole at ten meters

Things I like, this pistol can be modified into a carbine with Walter barllel and scope. It will shoot harder take down rabbits and other small game. You will need to send it to Mac One company for several mods they offer. This is my favorite go to plincker.

I may of enjoyed a longer barallel, mine is 14 inches long

Mac One a company in California can make this pistol a very enjoyable weapon that is very little like the original piece.

This is a great deal in a pump pellet pistol from Crosman for the money, very accurate with the correct pellet, power is adjustable by the number of pumps for indoor target practice and is very powerful with max 10 pumps for outdoor use.very well made and dependable for the price point.

Rear sight adjustment method needs to be improved .

I have three of these pistols- one in .22 and two in .177 two of them are modified with aftermarket parts and All shoot very well but beware you can spend a lot of money on them once you start modifying them , parts are almost unlimited.