Page 5 of 27 - Crosman 1377C / PC77 Reviews

Love it! Very accurate, easy to cock and load, never had a problem with it.

Nothing - it's great the way it is.

Worth the money

Put the fiber sight on the front and you will love it!

More stable rear sight.

There are a lot of mods for these but it shoots great stock.

The gun is very accurate. I bought the gun to modify. lots of Mods.

The sights are garbage. The front sight needs to be a little taller. The rear sight could not be adjusted far enough to the right.

The gun shoots straight.

Good looking, light, accurate, quiet

Breech design, allow for scope mounting

Customizability, Made in USA, a lot of gun for the money.

Firmer front pump arm, don't use roll pin to secure pump arm assembly to barrel - use solid pin/bar.

The gun can almost always be sighted perfectly, but sometimes the rear site will be most/all the way to one side within its travel distance.

(became) easy to pump. Wonderful, inexpensive basement target practice. I wondered what effect those not-so-great trigger, grip size, sight picture, balance, &c. issues really had on my shooting. So I tried my Gamo Compact (a.k.a. Air Venturi V10 ) which fits my hand, has a great trigger & honest-to-Gosh sights. Hmmm - I don't shoot it any better than this Crosman. Guess I have a bit of practicing to go before I complain about anything but that miserable rear sight on the 1377.

The rear sight. Make that sight adjustable to a lower level. And without stripping the threads (which I did). it is too high at the lowest setting for 25 ft shooting. I like the gun anyway, so I'll continue to shoot it until that wonderful sight falls off.

That rear sight is very poor.

The best bang for your buck. Accuracy is incredible. Also, I love how customizable this gun is too. I bought the steel breech, mounted a scope, put a stock on it, installed a 20 inch barrel, and there is still more that can be done. It's part of the fun of buying this gun.

Trigger is a little stiff, but not bad after some getting used too.

I bought this airgun about 2 years ago and it was the first one I ever bought. I decided to write a review now because I have to say it is still my favorite one. This is a classic.

Everything about this gun is excellent except.....

The front sight is crooked. Which I believe is the result of the pump tube being drilled incorrectly.

I'm not sure if buy another one without checking the front site in person. I know it's only 60 bucks but how Crosman allows craftsmanship to leave their factory like this, I don't understand. The rear sight is essentially useless shooting beyond 20 yards or so.

My $40 Red Ryder BB gun more a functional set of sights on it.

It's a pumper, so it requires no CO2 or external air source. Just add pellets and it's good to go straight from the box. Plethora of aftermarket options. Overall looks and design. Bolt Action. ACCURACY and POWER. Best pumper pistol there is IMO... 1377/1322. A very good value platform to use as is or gradually improve upon as money and time permit/allow. Excellent choice for close range small pest elimination.

For the money I think this pistol could be manufactured with wood grips and forend instead of plastic, metal receiver and front sight as well. Nothing wrong with the plastic, but the plastic grips/forend along with plastic factory receiver and front sight make gun look and feel cheap.

Highly recommend buying with the steel breech upgrade for easy and solid red-dot/scope mounting capability for incredible accuracy potential at longer ranges. 1377 hits hard with ten pumps. I fired this pistol with pellets from 7.4gr CP Pointed to the massive 16gr Eunjin. It can fire all of them with authority. However, I did not test for accuracy with the following pellets because they required an extreme amount of force to load into the breech and do not recommend them: The 16gr Eunjin and 10.34gr H&N Baracuda Hunter. I mounted a Hawke red-dot (no magnification) and at 5yds from a solid rest I shot the following size groups with 10 pumps per shot: 5 shots w/ 10.5gr CP Ultra Mag = 1-5/16", 6 shots w/ 7.9gr CPHP = 9/16", 5 shots w/ 7.4gr CP Pointed = 1/2", 5 shots w/ 13.43gr JSB Exact Monster = 1/2", 10 shots w/ 13.43gr JSB Exact Monster = 3/8", 5 shots w/ 10.3gr AirArms Diabolo Field Heavy = 5/16", and the winner... 5 shots w/ 10.34 gr JSB Exact Heavy Diabolo = 1/4" ONE HOLE GROUP!

good value for money every thing works good.

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