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Nice video OP! I agree with your ten reasons...I have a 1377, and need to get off my butt and get the 1322.

1322 fun gun , mine has the same look , usually only pump 6 or 8 times , time to think about what you did and what to correct next shot . mine is 1377 same gun .

If it wasn’t already evident, I was also an NYC kid. Grateful for the experience of growing up there, but glad those days are behind me.

Let's put it this way... the 1377 and 1322 along with the Umarex StrikePoint are an armory unto their own. Same for the Benjamin Trail and Hatsan Vortex... all of these guns need just a pellet to have fun all day... pump or break barrel they are self-contained, consistent, and at our range...

...that won't break the bank. I have a Crosman 1377 and 1322 with skeleton rifle stocks. I picked up a couple of these at Amazon, but the eye relief is way too short with the attached stocks. The image appears way smaller than a dime from the cheek rest...

LOL Not sure but they sure are fun.

Selling a new set of Steve Corcoran right hand Crosman match grips for the 1377/1322, 22xx, 2300s, 1701 Silhouette, 1720t and Marauder pistols. These are laminate, medium-large in size and include an adjustment wrench for the palm shelf. $105 shipped

Yeah seem to be the same, same price also and an Amazon return means no fighting eBay if it's jacked up.

I used to have a 1377 when I was young, and shot it endlessly. Never had the money to fix it up any. I got a 1322 about 5 yrs back. Tuned and upgraded over the years.

Crosman American Classics in .177 (1377) and .22 (1322) Old School. Minimum 3 pumps to max of 10 pumps (560fps) Quiet as a mouse in the backyard with proper moderator. Can be easily turned into a carbine. Oodles of after-market parts if you like to tinker.

Hello all, I just ordered a Notos as my first PCP last night. I have a fairly extensively modded 1377/1322 carbine that I have enjoyed, but looking forward to higher power and repeating shots without pumping in between! After reading 35 pages of this thread today, Genob, it seems like you add a...

Yet another vote here for the P-17. Best accuracy and trigger of any air gun in the "dirt cheap" price range. Also the Crosman 2240 and 1377 (or 1322) are very good and well under $100 each.

Where did you get the barrel band with adapter for the LDC?

I'm not sure if this isn't allowed, so please remove if its not - but Amazon has a limited time deal on some 13xx packages. 1322 for $37 1377 for $44 1322KT for $80 I guess I have a 1322 now... haha

Crossman 1377 or 1322 or whatever they call it now, multi pump pneumatic single shot. Meets most of your goals except in the quiet department but can be fixed with a moderator.

Well its a toss up for me. I really enjoy prowling the woods with my Benjamin Marauder Pistol. It packs a pretty decent punch. I've dropped them at over 60+ yards with it on numerous occasions. My .177 caliber Benjamin Discovery would be my back up I suppose. It's bone stock except for an SSG...

I see, lighter pellet = more speed. Would there be better penetration with the lighter faster pellet ?

I have two that I'm using. A NcStar 3x7x32, that is not that great, maybe 9 to12 inch relief, and a Simmons Pro Hunter, 2x6x32, that is very long, 20 or so inches. I like to dial them all the way up, to get a ghost ring for paralax management, but my arms are nearly too short for that Simmons. Lol

The Trail and the P-17 are really not comparable. One is a reasonable powerful gas piston and the other a single pump low power target/plinking pistol. A Crosman 1377 or 1322 multiple pump might cover both spectrums depending on the number of pumps.

SOLD PENDING FUNDS This will fit all crosman 2240 and 1322 series guns. Will also convert a 1377 to 22 caliber. Lightly used. Left hand aluminum breech with 2 set screws. Stainless bolt with stainless ball end handle. 22 caliber 18" crosman barrel. Comes with buck rail slip on moderator...