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I looked up what a 2240 trigger looks like and it is the same as the stock 1377. The upgraded trigger I installed is the 1701 and the trigger is amazing, not just compared to 1377/2240. It's light, breaks clean, and the over-travel screw makes it feel like the trigger didn't have to move to break.

Did they show the distance for any of these trick shots? I thought he mentioned the guy hitting the card at "50"

The description for the trigger group was "Crosman Deluxe Two Stage Adjustable Trigger System With Hammer 2240 2250"

I received and installed the trigger group, but I couldn't cock the hammer. After doing additional research, I learned the new trigger group catches on the "waist" of the hammer on the 1377. Some people successfully filled it in with jb weld, but I opted to fill it with a mig welder and clean...

Yes I am, sounds even simpler. Thanks

It looks like the prod, so my understanding was the 2240 will work on prod if the hammer is modified. I hope it does, just didn't know if filling in the taper on the hammer was still the best option.

I have ordered the 2240 grip and trigger assembly to add to my 1377. Is filling the hammer weight with JB Weld still the best option or is someone selling the necessary weight? I haven't pulled it apart yet. Is it a simple steel piece that I can turn on my lathe, or would additional milling...

That is a very cool setup. What took it's place?

I'm surprised no one mentioned the Crosman 1377. Not in the class of any of the pistols mentioned, but I love the simplicity and reliability. In 20 years, I can't imagine counting the number of tins of pellets I have run through it or the number of birds it has taken. I would love a...

I called Utah Airguns about converting a used Ranchero arrow pistol I was considering into pellet shooter. While talking to the tech he recalled possibly seeing one somewhere in their storage. Sure enough, after a short wait, he got back on the phone with a new .177 in hand. I paid right away...

I like the form factor of the Reximex better than the GK1. The bore axis is just so high on the Huben

I recently picked up a new FX Ranchero pistol and love the feel, very similar to my Contenders. The semi-auto GK1 is very tempting. Pistols are more compact, lighter, and a better challenge.