Crosman 1322 Air Pistol- Premier Shooters Kit
Save $20! Includes Shoulder Stock, Pellets, Glasses, Ammo Pouch
Item #: 1322KTE | MSRP: $99.99|You Save $26.00 (26%) Our Price: $73.99 In Stock - Usually ships the next business day |
Suggested Use: Plinking/ Target
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Premier Shooters Kit Available Excursively At Airgun Depot Includes:
This gun has been around in brown for decades, and now the classic is available in all black. Don't underestimate this gun just because it's inexpensive and has a plastic stock. It's gained a faithful following because it's so much fun to shoot. Since you can vary the velocity with the number of pumps, just about anyone can shoot this pistol. If putting 5 pumps is too hard, then shoot it with 3. No need to get maximum power to do some plinking and target practice.
- Crosman 1322 Air Pistol($54.99 Value)
- Crosman 1322 Shoulder Stock ($24.50 Value)
- Crosman Ammo Pouch ($4.00 Value)
- Crosman Safety Glasses ($6.00 Value)
- Crosman .22 Cal Pointed Pellets- 175 Ct. ($4.50 Value)
This gun has been around in brown for decades, and now the classic is available in all black. Don't underestimate this gun just because it's inexpensive and has a plastic stock. It's gained a faithful following because it's so much fun to shoot. Since you can vary the velocity with the number of pumps, just about anyone can shoot this pistol. If putting 5 pumps is too hard, then shoot it with 3. No need to get maximum power to do some plinking and target practice.
Specifications:
- Color: Black
- Caliber- ..22
- Velocity: 500 FPS
- Ammunition: Pellets
- Weight: 2 lbs
- Barrel Length:10.25"
- Overall Length: 13.63"
- Capacity: 1 Round
- Cocking Effort:1-10 pumps
- Barrel: Rifled
- Front Sight: Blade
- Rear Sight: Adjustable for Windage and Elevation
- Scopeable: No
- Trigger Pull: 5.5 lbs
- Suggested For: Plinking & Fun
- Action: Bolt-action
- Powerplant: Spring
- Safety: Manual
- Repeater: Repeater
- Material: ABS plastic
Feaures:
- Pump Action, No Battery or Co2 Required
- Only 1-10 pumps (never exceed 10 pumps)
- Single Shot
- Textured Plastic Grip & Pump Arm
- Aperture Rear Sight Adjustable For Windage and Elevation
- Ambidextrous Grip With Thumbrests on Both Sides
- Manual safety
- Ideal For Plinking
| manufacturer | Crosman |
|---|---|
| caliber | .22 |
| velocity | 500 |
| airgun mechanism | Multi Pump |
| ammo type | Pellet |
| magazine capacity | 1 |
| airgun use | Plinking/ Target |
| overall length | 13.63" |
| barrel length | 10.25" |
| barrel style | Rifled |
| fire mode | Single Shot |
| gun weight | 2 lbs |
| product condition | New |
| warranty | 30 Day Limited |
Overall Rating
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It's your dime.!
By Phil P. from Wallingford Ct. on May 21, 2012
I made the call and ordered the 1322 kit (I already have the 1377) and as expected after installing the stock and adding a crosman red dot I had the big brother of the 1377. At 10 yds. bench rest and site it in and you'll find it putting rounds no top of one-another, with only five pumps. This and it's little brother are, to me, two of the finest air guns one could owen, but the 1322 at the sale price is an excellent buy. so spend your dime, call and get one and you'll have the best bang for the buck for many many years of shooting fun.Pros:
everythingCons:
This old dog finds 5 pumps enough 10 is one tough workout that I don't want to do all day.I would recommend this item to a friend.
Crosman Air pistol (multi-pump) both .17 and .22 cals. with optional stock
By D. Abernathy from New Braunfels, Texas on May 13, 2012
At slightly above 600fps this is an absolutely awesome airgun. This will be my third over the last 30 years. (I am 62 now). Using a good grade pellet, I can easily shoot 2 inch group at 25 yards with the stock attachment. Not bad for an air pistol.I have killed many birds, rabbits and squirrels with this airgun.
For the size, weight and ease of operation and durability - this is the only airgun of it's type I need. It is easily packable for travel and has an amazing amount of options in weight and type ammo.
In the three pictures is one target shooting at 20yds using pellets - Gamo "Blue Fire" on left and Gamo "Red Fire" on right. The "Red Fire" ammo is much tighter grouping (more accurate). All of the pellets are completely embedded in the 3/4" plywood backstop.
Pros:
Size, weight & PortabilityBoth rifle and pistol with optional stock
Extremely powerful for outdoor or low powered for indoor shooting
Extremely accurate for an airgun
All my friends that have shot mine have bought one... kinda says it all...
Cons:
there are no negatives about this airgun in either .17 or .22 cal.I would recommend this item to a friend.
Awesome Gun!
By John from Lousiana. on April 22, 2012
I really like this gun. It packs a nice punch if you pump it enough times and it is really fun to use! Great for hunting small/medium game. Pros:
Packs a good punch.Easy to use.
Easy to modify
I would recommend this item to a friend.
1322
By Petedub from SC on April 14, 2012
I recently purchased the all-black Crosman 1322, my first airgun since the Red Ryder I had as a boy.Based upon comments discovered in my pre-purchase research, I had considered the HB22 for better quality. I felt like I was taking a chance with the 1322, and expected a much less solidly built piece than what I received.
In particular, I had looked into wooden grips and charging handle before the piece arrived. But now that I have the real unit in hand I am not so sure that wood furniture would be anything more than a cosmetic upgrade (as opposed to a functional upgrade for strength). Yes, the plastic does "feel like" plastic to the touch, but I get no sense of "flimsy" at all. This wood / plastic thing with the 1322 made me laugh in contrast to the trend among shotgun owners to strip off their classic wooden furniture, and replace it with plastic to get a "tactical" look. I am guessing it is just one of those "grass is greener" and "tinkering" things that makes folks want to make those kinds of changes. There are much worse hobbies, I suppose.
My assessment so far is that Crosman has done an excellent job of keeping costs down while delivering a quality, functional product. After firing enough rounds to get comfortable, and hitting what I wanted each time, I am excited that this piece likely will provide me hours of relaxing plinking in my basement "range" and help deal with the tree-rat menace around my home. Even the negative comments about the trigger pull are nowhere near what I have experienced so far - I suppose I got lucky??
Airgun Depot did a perfect job on my order. It was shipped the morning after I placed the order over the internet, and arrived exactly on the day projected. The price was the best I could find, and I believe that I received excellent value for the ridiculously small amount of money I spent for a fully functioning piece capable of delivering double-digit ft-lbs on target consistently.
Pros:
exactly as describedCons:
slightly muzzle-heavy hand feel gives me the urge to shoot with my off hand on the charging handle.I would recommend this item to a friend.
1322
By spacemonkey from Costa Mesa, CA on April 11, 2012
i had the .177 model for years. saw this and decided what the heck.....it is awesome. punches holes in cans way bigger than .177
shooting a bar of soap with both calibers will show you the benefits of the .22 pellet for fpe or foot pounds of energy...fps not as important
Pros:
high fpe... foot pounds of energyCons:
low fps.. feet per secondI would recommend this item to a friend.
Great .22 caliber air pistol!
By Miguel Jose from Plymouth on March 22, 2012
The 1322 is a fun air pistol to shoot in the basement or backyard. It is a sleek and handsome black pistol. The pistol is long and front heavy, but still feels comfortable to hold. The power is surprisingly good--it shreds tin cans at 10 feet/10 pumps. The 1322's accuracy is decent. I shoot 1" groups a 20 feet. And with a little practice, most shooters could do the same. Pumping the pistol becomes strenuous after 5 or so strokes-- especially for for younger shooters. I like the fact that you can vary the power by the number of strokes you choose. 4 or 5 pumps are sufficient for target shooting. Loading is easy, although some wadcutter pellets seem to catch and require an extra push. The noise level of the 1322 varies with the number of strokes. I would consider 5 stroke to be quiet enough for backyard shooting, but 10 strokes may be too loud for a densely populated neighborhood. The 1322 can be used for pest control at close distances, 10 to 15 yards--nothing larger than a squirrel. Pointed or domed pellets are suggested to ensure optimal penetration. Despite its plastic parts, the 1322 is solid, affordable, and perfect for backyard fun. . Pros:
Solid constructionGood accuracy
Decent power
Variable power
Heavier .22 caliber
Cons:
Plastic partsLoud at 10 pumps
Pellet fussy
Front heavy
Too lengthy
I would recommend this item to a friend.
THANK YOU CROSMAN !! This thing is AWESOME!
By Marshall from Memphis on March 3, 2012
I've owned a .177 cal version this pistol (1377) of this for years and loved it, but this is my new favorite toy. Apparently they just reintroduced this one in .22 cal. Its powerful acurate and well made just like the 1377 but puts 1/3 more lead on target. Its got adjustable sights. Its well worth the price I paid and I can plink it every evening for a solid month and spend just $8 on pellets. It's rebuildable and you can even trick it out with special afterarket parts and optics. ITS THE BEST BANG FOR THE BUCK.Pros:
great pricemore powerful than my 1377
larger .22 cal
no cartidges!! cheap to shoot
acurate
well made
rebuildable and customizable
well made
Cons:
Its putting holes in all my stuff.It scares my dog.
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Heavy hitter
By Kyle from Hooksett, NH on February 19, 2012
Love my 1377 so when I saw it in the .22 it was a no brainer. Just as I expected same accuracy and ease of use of my 1377. I have never seen an air gun leave such huge holes in the target cans. Tried several types of pellets but it seems to work best with Beeman Crowmags.Pros:
Accurate. Hitts hard.Cons:
Listed as 500fps here. Pkg states 460. No chrony here so not sure which is right. No other isssues with the gun.I would recommend this item to a friend.
Crossman 1322 multi pump pistol
By Rod from Lodi, Ca. on February 15, 2012
Fun gun to shoot whether target shooting, plinking or hunting. Accurate and also packs a punch with plenty of knock-down power!!!Pros:
Inexpensive enough to have several, so when friends show up you can have a contest to see who is the best shot!!I would recommend this item to a friend.
The Crosman 1322 Air Pistol, Black
By Mike from Mason, TX on February 12, 2012
I have found the pistol to be quite accurate at 25-30 feet. The sights are good, and the ability to use peep sights is really a nice feature. The cocking effort is fairly high, after you get up to 5 strokes or so. I've found that turning the pistol in its back, holding the barrel against my thigh, and cocking it in that position makes it quite a bit easier.Pros:
The sights and the accuracy.Cons:
strong cocking effort requiredI would recommend this item to a friend.
Great deal but not the .22 of old.
By William from Pendleton, OR on February 3, 2012
I had a similar Crosman .22 some years ago and,1 while there are differences, my first impression is it will be every bit the performer my long lost .22 was. The question is, if the addition plastic in,what I consider critical components, will compromise durability.The main differences being the plastic parts of the trigger assembly. Namely the trigger and the safety mechanism with its plastic safety button.
Another (IMO) downgrade are the grips. They are hollow, and that wouldn't be an issue if they didn't "sound" hollow at the slightest touch.
Otherwise, functionally, it's as I remember. It has the same pressure charging system as it's .177 counterpart and it's performance is solely dictated by the difference in caliber. Naturally it's slower but the mass of the projectile makes up the difference. It's a heavy hitter and I believe,at close to mid range, has more energy transfer than the .177 version. It's more analogous to the distinction between powder rifles and pistols.
Pros:
.22 thump in a nice guerrilla size.Cons:
The plastic components, especially where it's obvious or may compromise durability.I would recommend this item to a friend.
Crosman 1322 Air Pistol- Premier Shooters Kit
$73.99
By Phillip Wilkerson from Leitchfield. KY on January 6, 2012
By Staff on January 9, 2012
Answer:
This gun is a pump air pistol, we are correcting where it says it Co2By Patrick from APO-AE on January 27, 2012
By Conor from Sunnyside, WA on February 6, 2012
Answer:
The same stock will work on this.By Carter from Washington on February 15, 2012
Answer:
The stock will fit this.By Francis from San Diego, CA on February 1, 2012
By Will from Oregon on February 3, 2012
Answer:
The mount for the 1377 looks like it could fit. The OD of this 1322 is approximately 7/8". I believe the top tube is an outer sleeve for the barrel inside. It's somewhat likely it's the same diameter for the .177 and .22 versions and the only real difference is the muzzle bracket and the breech.By Conor from Sunnyside, WA on February 6, 2012
Answer:
Use the same mounts that you used on the .177 on this. It will work.By David from Chesterfield, MO on February 12, 2012
Answer:
The crosman mounts (459MT) would not work with my 1322 and since the barrel on the 1377 is even smaller, I would say not. They would not grip tight enough. I tried some friction tape on the inside of them and then they were tight enough. However, since they are only 13mm, you need a 13mm to weaver adapter to fit most scopes and sights. At this point, the height of the mount is so high that the weight of the scope and the sight was causing the entire barrel to rotate slightly back and forth making for a wobbly sight - not acceptable. The only real solution that I can find is to replace the plastic breech with the longer and more substantial steel breech which is grooved so that the weaver adapter can mount directly to the breech. The steel breech also has a retaining screw that prevents the barrel from turning.By Carter from Washington on February 15, 2012
Answer:
You can use the same mounts that you used on the 1377 on this.
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