Crosman Airguns- 1377C American Classic Air Pistol

This pistol shoots pretty accurately out-of-the-box. But what makes this pistol so much fun are the tons of modifications and accessories available to make this a terrific, good-looking shooter. The simple addition of a Crosman steel breech allows the user to mount various sighting devices. Some simple tuning can make the trigger a bit smoother with a lighter pull. Overall it is a blast to own one or more 1377's.

typical 8-10 pumps [squirl killin] dont know how many shots fired but you'd think you'd get a year or so before this stuff starts

At 15 yds and 6 pumps, the 1322c is accurate and fun/cheap shooting. It still packs a little punch.

Well built, shoots well, and is very accurate.

This is a reproduction of the 1377 from the 1980's. It looks the same but does not have near the same power. I was highly disappointing when I purchased this pistol. The original 1377 could hold it's own and at 50 years could severely dent a tin can. The new one at 15 feet would not penetrate a plastic water bottle at 10 pumps.

I got this at Bass Pro Shop for $77! It is amazing. It has a pump which lets you determine how much speed/force you want to shoot with.

When I first saw one of these it was in my brothers hand in the early 80's. At the time, I wasn't able to get one as I had other obligations. However, I shot it quit a bit and fell in love with it. Accurate as it gets, dependable as can be and solid. A few years after I fell in love with her, I got one. Now I've owned 3. Buy one and you won't be disappointed.

Great pistol. Accurate right out the box to 40 ft. Crosman Premier Wad Cutters gave a 5 shot group you can cover with a quarter. Easy to pump. I added a stock so I could have both a carbine and a pistol depending on needs. Stock adds great stability and accuracy. Still need to add the Dovetail Blocks and the Red Dot sight but that probably won't be until spring at this point. Enjoying it with open sights just fine right now. I am looking forward to adding optics to see the accuracy in the future so I will do another review later.

Good range. Accurate. Note: grip and forstock are plastic, not wood. Not a problem if expected. Worth the price.

This Pellet Gun is just what I wanted. Thank you Airgun Depot.

I've had this gun for a pretty long time now. I can hit cans from about 20 yards away. The only thing I don't like about the gun is that its single shot so its not as good for target shooting although its really good for anything.

Works great! Accurate and priced pretty low. I'm shooting farther and better than I did with CO2 pistols.

I have had my 1377C for about 9 months now. I use it to (shall we say) discourage the multitude of stray cats around my trailer park from coming into my lot to try to eat the birds I feed here. It is quite accurate. I have hit critters easily at about 70 feet. I found that the pump handle was somewhat hard to pump since it snaps down on every pump, so I added a handle to the pump lever. See image below.

The present model of Crosman's 1377C is still as accurate as ever, but the added bolt for cocking and loading the gun is far more user friendly. Getting the pellet into the chamber is far easier than earlier models and in one motion of pulling the bolt, you have cocked the gun and opened the breach. A really fine airgun that is accurate and definitely worth the economical price.

got this gun couple days ago its great. It has some noise, wow! it feels like a real gun and even has a little kick to it. That means of course you cannot aim straight and shoot, you will have to adjust for recoil. I think this is common in the air rifles as well. Shoots fast with hypermax pellets, and destroyers fit very well. Get destroyers for sure. pumping is hard but makes it feel worth it. It will go through plastic bottles easily and even sometimes with water inside. I think it can even handle heavy pellets well. Of course within 20-25yd max. perfect for the backyard but make sure your neighbors don't mind the noise because it is fairly noisy with 10 pumps.

This has decent velocity but through my experience, not sure if its accurate right out of the box, I have had shots that seem as though they go left. ill review it more after i get it sighted and re adjust the sights.

I Bought This Gun For My Friend For His Birthday. He Tells Me He Loves It. He Says It Accurate. I Shot It A Couple Times And I Thinks It A Good Gun.

This is a great gun if you have the patience to savor the enjoyment of actually taking a thoughtful "shot." Unlike Co2, where you can shoot with impunity; it takes some time to get a single shot off. You have to pump it (min 3 - great velocity BTW even with 3), single shot load it, and then cock it. It's a long process, so you appreciate the actual shot much more. It's really accurate, and surprisingly quiet. If you crank 10 pumps, it really sizzles!

Great gun because you don't have to buy co2 and it has awesome speed. Note that you can only load one pellet at a time.

i just purshased this. man am impressed great gun never thought it was this powerful and easy to pump.very accurate. i bought the t4 crossman co2 first .then i bought this one.and said good by T4 crossman. am definetly buying another one just in case the stop making them.you never know. i recommend to others.

this is generally a fantastic airgun. The removal of the magnetized receiver on this model is the only drawback. The fully adjustable rear sight is a fantastic feature, allowing you to truly zero it in tight. This weapon is well weighted, accurate and fun to fire.

I am critical of the Crossman 1377C because the bolt is no longer magnatized and this allows all BB pellets to simply roll out of the barrel. The only thing that it will shoot is pellets. Too Bad that they don't tell you this in the literature before you buy. I thought that I was replacing an older model with a newer, perhaps even improved model. not so beware!

Also bought a pair of these, a couple of years ago. I shoot them almost daily, and really enjoy the recreation. No complaints, great piece.

Nice starter pistol for the kids, or just for having fun

Great Buy

My uncle bought me one 30 odd yrs ago and it still shoots and looks like new. Best air pistol on the market!

really good gun that is all i have to say

There is no better value in an airgun. Easy and fun to shoot, variable power and accurate enough for hunting and plinking. If you can out shoot this gun, you should really be shooting competitively. For even more fun, add a 1399 stock and you have a little carbine. It's a unique gun that can't be replicated in a firearm without having the ATF give you a call. Turn the rear site over and get a peep site or add some scope mounts and a scope. For a little more money, get a metal breech from Crosman with a 3/8"/11mm dovetail. If you really want to go crazy, tap into the 1377 modding world!

This air pistol is just what I needed. It's fun, quiet, and easy. I just wish it wasn't single shot!

First 30ft shot dead on with one arm out While hung over, shot through two fiberglass shingles at 30ft & a roof rat, added oil to the intake pump & am very impressed at improvement in velocity with lead wadcutters, wish i could find alloy pellets up here in Canada.

My first impression when I took it out of the blister package (first gripe...airguns should not come in blister packaging) was that it was a plastic PoS. Ten shots later, you couldn't slap the smile off my face. Even with the pathetic sights that I had to deflash and paint so I could see them, it shoots very accurately. The high muzzle velocity is a plus too since I bought this to snipe squirrels in my attic. I'm a bit disappointed that Crosman put a plastic receiver and crummy molded plastic sights on it. I plan to get the steel receiver and some better sights and maybe paint or replace the grips and stock. Bottom line: It shoots straight and hard. I can't complain too much about the build quality at this price.

WOW! this pistol is very nice, 1 inch 4 shot groups at 15 yds with 7.9 gr pellets, i got 500fps, that 5ft-lbs!! but it was a liitle cold out. ive taken 3 doves with it at 20yards, 1 sparrow at 10 yards, and 1 squirrel at 15 yards!! This thing is great for the $!!!!!!

Not a toy, and not for kids. This weapon is by far the best airpistol made ,considering its power, accuracy, and ease of use, not to mention the ridiculously low price.Ive been shooting airpistols since 1968 and this is the best one Ive owned including crosmans hands down. At over 600 f.p.s with chrony, I use Beeman silver arrows they are super heavy, about 10.5 gr. and it will give you about 12 foot lbs of power. this gun is considered a firearm in the U.K and Canada.

GREAT AS EXPECTED. Once sights adjusted it is very accurate and easy to hold on target.

I've had my 1377c for a year now and have accesorized it with the shoulder stock and a BSA Reddot with the clamp on rails. The gun is hanging from a nail in my tool shed and has never neded any further adjustment since it sighted in last year. As a stress reliver, I have a 1/2 diameter lead sinker hanging from a tree 30 feet away, and know that in order to hit it on the first shot, every body part and function must be in order. A gentle steady squeeze on the trigger and the sinker is swinging in the wind.

Very good gun to plink with. Only thing I hate about it is that the pump handle cut my fingers. Otherwise very well biult and nice to carry around.

I put a scope and a stock.(which i very recommend that you do(but even without. still azm!)) shot a bird (maybe 50 meters away) fell back. Recommendation : 10/.0000000000000000001

This gun is very easy to use, and does not require Co2 cartridges. The only drawback is that it only holds 1 bb or pellet at a time, but that is not a problem. This gun is a great value for the money.

This gun is great for what it's designed to be, a semi-compact pump bb gun. It is about a 3 loud-wise, its in the middle, louder than an airsoft gun, quieter than a .22... It is quite powerful, I took a squirrel out at 15 feet, but it was one handed, and I was TRYING TO MISS! didn't even aim, hit him right in the temple... That was with 5 or 6 pumps, and it went straight thru his skull! felt kinda bad, but it wouldn't shut the hell up! As far as accuracy goes, it is pretty good. maybe not great, but the sights seem accurate, and it's easy 2 aim. Decent weight, tho still pretty light, the pump and handle are plastic, the barrel/trigger/bolt is metal. Buy it if u like this type of gun, I give it a 5. Check out the c41(and my review), that's a hell of a gun. Got both of them here.

this is a very fun gun i shoot it in my house into the fire place on three pumps it shoots good i didn't have to adjust anything on it. It shot straight right out of the box but 1 thing i didn't read is if u can shoot BB's in so if any one knows if its safe to shoot BB's please let me no

It is a classic gun and I'd say the most powerful, easy to handle is required and you can put accessories

u people need to stop complaing bout the sites if u site this pistol in corectly ur fine ive been useing this pistol with the daisy flat heads and the rocket pellets and its killed everything up to a jack rabbit with no problems im workin my way up to a yote

i got creative and founda way to mount a scope to the round barrel. it is now seriouslt accurate and with the stock attached it is amazing! i ordered real wood for the forearm and stock insert. it now looks like a real beauty! it is a great gun if you dont mind pumping 10 times. i dont. squirrels beware!

Starling on ground, 25 yards. Grackle in tree at about 30 yards. Dove on ground at about 30 yards, pass through shot. This gun is more accurate/consistant than my RWS 34 and because so, it's more fun. I'd much rather shoot this "plastic $60 pistol" than my $250 precision German springer.

This is a very powerful air pistol. I use it to kill squirrels. Works like a charm if you know how to adjust your aim. The sights suck but you can compensate, it is dead on accurate. Thirty foot is about max. but that is enough for Suirrels, If you need more distance you should consider a rifle. I love it for it is quiet and a very good bang for the buck.

it's a hole driller @ 5and 10 meters, Having been refurbished hasn't taken anything away from this gun. My grandson and i have had a great time with it .the plastic grips and forearm take nothing away from this gun. I'm presently experimenting with putting some kind of optics in it.

Background: Problem with rats. Standard rat traps not working. Built box trap and bought this pistol. This trap works! Review: In the past three nights I have caught three rats (all females). From ~18", four pumps will result in a punch-through using Crosman hollow-points. This is a much more powerful weapon than I expected. Future: Start with two pumps.

I HAVE BEEN SHOOTING AIRPISTOLS FOR 42 YEARS. THIS PISTOL IS INCREDIBLE. IVE TAKEN MANY SQUIRRELS WITH THIS WITH ONE SHOT KILLS .IF YOU USE 10 GRAIN AND YOU GET 9.5 FOOT LBS-WOW. THIS IS NOT A GUN FOR KIDS, I WAS CONCERNED WHEN I READ SOME OTHER REVIEWS. THIS IS A SERIOUS AIRPISTOL.

Right out of the box,it shot a little left. After a couple of rounds I adjusted the rear sights windage adjustment and now at 20 miters its right on target. The 1377 is a great value, and terrific for what it is ment for TARGET shooting.

Just got my shipment form Airgundepot, boy that was fast. Got the 1377c Refurbished model, can't beat the price. It shoots Accurately & It's easy to pump. Say goodbuy to my CO2 pistol .

very acurate, easy to pump, a lot of power. dropped 2 squirrels and some birds each in 1 shot! i recomend this gun to everybody

A great pistol but it needs a rail for accessories

at first glance I said look at this bull.Its too light, the grips are loose, and the sights suck. but after about 25 shots I started thinking for what it is this isnt half bad,acually its pretty darn good. so with that if you order this keep in mind that it is what it is. dont go expecting springer power or pcp.

I bought it for my girlfriend she loved it, I would recomend buying the stocks for it

I bought this gun for practicing trigger control wnen I can't shoot my 22 revolver and it's worked out great. Some have complained about the plastic grips, but for the price they work. If you want wood grips buy the Benjamin HB 17 for about $80 more. My 1377c came with a loose left side grip and I had to shim up the grip, but no big deal. I have over 800 shots through the gun and the pump has softened up. I shoot at 10m and only use three pumps for target practice. I wish the 1377c had better sights, but again for the price they work. I have my gun sighted in for 10m, but it still shoots high and left. However, it's consistent. Again, the 1377c is a great value, but if you want wood grips and a better barrel look at the Benjamin HR 17. I am satisfied with the 1377c and would buy again.

there is lots of flaws in this air gun. for one the plastic makes the aim off for me. also i'm pretty sure that crosman has messed up in the manufacturing on my 1377c pistol. (but it shoots mainly accurate). it might be different for you.

This gun is incredibly accurate with plain sights. But I believe the more accurate the more fun so i bought a shoulder stock and a red dot sight! Even though this gun is very accurate with plain sights I still want more. I cant wait for those rats to come around

I got this gun today and it was already perfectly sighted i was hitting cans from 35 yds. I LOVE THIS GUN

this i sthe best pump pistol i have ever had but there is some flaus the sights dont adjust well enough for my gun thats why i put a crossman red dot sight on it and a stock that i swich back and forth on so i recomed buying this gun for hunters,target shtooters, and beginers and also u probly need some sort of optics for it.

This little pistol is almost beyond criticism if you ask me. It's easy to pump up, shoots accurately and despite what others say, the sights are just fine. The plastic furnature doesn't bother me at all. I have two Benjamins, and for the money these are by far the better deal.

Nice gun, and made in the States too! I agree, a little too much plastic, but over all, good for close range hunting. The trigger can be made better with a lighter spring; you can do this by taking one (1) of the grips off and taking out the stock/factory one and replacing it with a softer spring. Do not cut the factory spring, as the length is rather important, not enough length and the gun will not cock right when you pull back the bolt: it won't lock up and your gun will be useless. You can find the springs you need at any hardware store; make sure you get the right diameter and length though. Not much pressure is needed to lock up the bolt, get a few springs and experiment so you can get the right pull on your trigger. DON'T SHOOT SONGBIRDS! English House Sparrows, European Starlings and Pigeons (European Rock Doves) only folks; if for any other reason than the fine you will receive if caught will be staggering, last I heard it's about $500 per bird! Those convicted of harming migratory birds (which presently includes almost all birds) are subject to heavy fines, a prison term, or both! Be responsible, and know your target.

i like it its accurate and i hit a red robin from 40-50 ft and it hit it hard it flew a little and died

Well, I bout this gun because of all of the Great reviews that others gave it. It is a HARD hitting airgun. But the sights are terrible. I tried sighting in @ 10-15yards. But @ point of aim it hit high & right. There is nothing more to adjust. If I could only adjust the sights more. It would be a tack driver. But I see nothing else that I can do. Others mention an optic sight. Mine doesnt have any place for optics. So I will just have to adjust my aim and aim low and to the left. Look out beer cans!

great gun out a crossman 4x scope on it and put 20 pellets in a 1 in. group cant bet it for the price

went to war with the squirals today and it preformed great!! 2 will never bother me again and 3 will thank twice before coming back. the gun needs a scope though and still want to try the pba ammo n it. great gun

i bought this gun from air guns depot and it was great priced. very powerful i must say it is acurate. lots of fun to shoot but the grip can give u blisters and my son has troble pumping it. overall it is power ful acurate and worth 50$. i reccomend this gun for any one over 10 who wants a powerful gun that dose not need c02.

This gun is very nice, (except for the plastic but most airguns have some), I've actually done some hunting with this and can take down birds and squirrels (small ones), but anything bigger you need a rifle for. Here's the pros and cons. Pros: -Easy to load -Good range (30 yards max effective range for small size targets) for a pistol this is pretty good -Can use for Hunting or Target shooting -600fps -Easy to pump -$55 not bad -It's only jammed once since ive owned it Cons: -sights take a while to get use to -too much plastic...should come out with a wood option

this airgun has squirrel sized groups and killed a large squirrel for me!! i used crosman pointed pellets and killed the squirrel cleanly. no blood at all. it does a number on varmints...... as long as you keep it warm. because velocity wil be cut in half if it gets cold.

Good "small" hunting gun. Rabbits don't know what hit them. Accurate, especially after buying the dovetail intermounts and adding on a BSA laser sight. The trigger is a little heavy so i clipped a small amount of the trigger spring (don't recommend doing if you don't know what you're doing. Almost lost a tiny spring that popped out unexpectedly.) It's fun to shoot around with indoors and out. Takes a long time between shots though with the pumping but i never need to buy co2. It gets easier to pump the more it is used.

the title says it all. not to bad. i like most of the gun, only bad thing is the plastic grips and only one shot, but besides that its a good gun over all

I have had the old model 1322 (.22 cal.) version of this gun since the early 1980's. And I can honestly say it has had 5000 rounds through it. This gun is as great as it ever was. Good maintenance goes a lond way. My 13 year old wants one for his birthday. Was disappionted to find out that they no londer make this in .22, but he already has a .177 cal pellet rifle. So he will be getting the 1377 for his birthday. Hope he has as many trouble free years with his as I have had with mine.

Not overly thrilled with this pellet pistol. I've been able to knock a few grackles off but squirrels - they shrug off the hunting pellet and 10 pumps, run off but reappear an hour later as if nothing ever happened. Do I have a dog - possible after reading some of the other reviews. Regardless of the manufacturer's caution, I'll take it apart to see if the piston is not seating right and not allowing full pressure build up - it's only had about 100-150 shots since purchase here about a year ago. If I scew it up - well it was only about $60 delivered. I do like the old timey feel as I owned and used these Classics growing up in the '50's tough the plastic grips are a bit cheesy (gotta keep the price in control) and is the real reason for this particular purchase

I wanted to do a little low-cost plinking and had done a bit of research before purchasing. This not-so-little pistol packs a pretty good wallop, especially when pumped up to its max pressure. Even with middle-of-the-road pellets, you can achieve nice tight groups. The sights are easily adjusted, when the proper screwdrivers are used. The drawbacks of this gun - 1) It is not well balanced, being Barrel heavy with the COG well forward of the trigger. 2) A bit more attention could have been paid to the breech - if you have fat fingers, it can be a bit frustrating trying to get pellets properly inserted and the bolt closed without damaging the pellet skirt. And 3) The Trigger - Just a bit too much creep/travel in the pull. I prefer a trigger that "snaps" instead of creeps. (next week I will disassemble the workings and see if the trigger can be trimmed up a bit) All things considered, this is a fine weapon for the $$

when I got this gun i was expecting a toy pistol that looks a bit like a ruger mark2 but this baby had some kick to it(alot of kick) i do some long distance shootin well beyond the max range and the accuracy maintained past 459 yds i could hit a soda can that far away. its 2 good 2 be true i reccomend it and when the forearm is unfolded it can act like a bipod . be careful pumping it, it can pinch u pretty good but I paid retail i wish i got it at airguns depot . its totally worth it, but then again i use gamo armor piercing pellets

When you're talking pellet guns, no hand gun is more powerful than the 1377. The price is nice, as well. Very cool.