I used to have a not so different 130 when I was a young buck. It put it's share of frog legs on the table in it's time. Somewhere along the line I must have given it away as I haven't seen it in years. Then while browsing the net last week , I spotted this Custom 1377 classic. It was reported like new, with a upgraded trigger but I was especially smitten with the furniture. It got here yesterday and I got to put the first pellet's through it today. I'm really liking the overall feel of this one. (Much better than the old plastic griped versions I've handled.) I have to say, it did better across the radar than I thought too. The second picture shows average velocities obtained using a 8.4 gr wadcutter pellet. In most cases there was only a 2-3 fps S D acrross 5 shot strings
Who knew I needed a Crosman 1377
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Very nice! I havnt seen that style of stock before & I have been looking.
As a kid I had a 1377 & loved it. A buddy had a 1322 that I always lusted after. For my 2nd childhood (now) I decided I needed a 1322 so bought one from Pyramid. I've got plans to trick it out so I am looking forward to the process.
As a kid I had a 1377 & loved it. A buddy had a 1322 that I always lusted after. For my 2nd childhood (now) I decided I needed a 1322 so bought one from Pyramid. I've got plans to trick it out so I am looking forward to the process.
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I'm at 125.
Bought this from another member. This thing has so many goodies on it you would think it was Halloween. Plus all the sweet stuff you don't see. The red dot was from a second member at 30 bucks.
Bought this from another member. This thing has so many goodies on it you would think it was Halloween. Plus all the sweet stuff you don't see. The red dot was from a second member at 30 bucks.
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I have fond memories of my old Crosman 760 and I certainly didn't know I need a 1377 until this thread! 
It certainly looks like someone put some serious wood working effort into your stock set.
It certainly looks like someone put some serious wood working effort into your stock set.
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