Crosman 1377

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Crosman 1377 is an American-made pneumatic air pistol that has been in production since 1977. It is a single-shot, bolt-action, pneumatic air gun that uses .177 caliber (4.5 mm) pellets. The 1377 is known for its versatility, reliability, and accuracy, making it popular among airgun enthusiasts for both target shooting and small game hunting.

Design and Features

The Crosman 1377 features a variable pump mechanism that allows the shooter to control the power of each shot, with the ability to pump the gun up to ten times. The more pumps, the higher the velocity of the projectile. The pistol is capable of reaching velocities up to 600 feet per second (fps) with ten pumps. It has a rifled steel barrel, which contributes to its accuracy, and a plastic grip and pump handle. The 1377 also features adjustable rear sights and a fixed blade front sight.

Modifications and Accessories

One of the reasons the Crosman 1377 is so popular is its ease of modification. Enthusiasts often upgrade various parts of the pistol, including the barrel, grips, and trigger, to improve performance and comfort. Additionally, there are many aftermarket accessories available for the 1377, such as shoulder stocks, which can convert the pistol into a carbine for increased stability and accuracy, and optical sights for enhanced targeting.

Usage

The Crosman 1377 is used for a variety of purposes, from backyard plinking and target shooting to pest control and small game hunting. Its accuracy and adjustable power make it suitable for shooters of all skill levels. The 1377 is also often used for training purposes, as it provides a low-cost, low-recoil shooting experience.

Legacy

Since its introduction in 1977, the Crosman 1377 has become one of the most popular air pistols in the United States. Its longevity in the market is a testament to its reliability, performance, and the strong community of enthusiasts who support and modify the pistol. The 1377 has undergone several revisions over the years, with improvements to its design and functionality, but its core features and operation have remained largely unchanged.

See Also

• Air gun
• Pneumatic weapon
• Pellet (air gun)
• Rifling