1322 Out of windage adjustment

 You may be able to loose the breech screws and move the breech slightly then tighten it to correct the problem. Next I would try a couple of different pellets and then if the problem persists check the barrel for straightness and crown problems. After that I would check to see if the barrel band and the tube are drilled correctly.

Tap the front site to the right side...or left....a little goes a long ways....

Absolutely sound advice guys. That’s why the first 2 mods for these guns imo is a steel breech to fix up accuracy real fast and then bulk fill. Regardless of a pesting or target gun a steel breech ain’t as sexy sounding as a power mod but way more helpful imo. 

My walmart had these for 32 buck recently and I’m kicking myself in the freaking butt right now for passing them up. 

Tap the front site to the right side...or left....a little goes a long ways....

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Agreed.

The front sight is a tight slip fit over the barrel which has a flat on it. They do move a little right and left.

You said you had a "bone stock" 1322? So I assume you still have the plastic OEM breech? If so you won't have any sets screws for the barrel. You can try and adjust the front sight as suggested above. If you still have the plastic breech I'd recommend upgrading to the steel breech for better sight options. For a better peep sight I'd recommend a Williams FP-GR or my personal preference FP-GR-TK (TK for target knobs) or a Williams WGRS-54. The WGRS won't have the target knob option but what's nice about it, nothing hangs over the side of the breech. The steel breech is the best option for mounting scopes or red dots if you ever wanted to do that at some point. 

One more thing, if you install a steel breech I'd recommend replacing the roll pin pivot pin with an easier to remove pivot pin when you have the gun apart. Much easier to do mods or repairs later on. Several people sell them on eBay and other websites. Some people make their own as well. 

Yep. Once you start making improvements the 13xx and 22xx pistols can quickly become some of the most expensive inexpensive air guns you can buy. Longer barrels, breeches, sights and optics, new triggers, power adjusters, TKOs or other moderators and adaptors, bling bling hardware, flat top piston and valves, new furniture, bulk fill and HPA conversions, and on and on and on.... Pretty soon your $50 fun gun is $400 - $500+ and your sanity is in question. The addiction can set in hard and fast. Once infected it’s hard to cure.