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Barrels  SOLD Crosman 1322- 1377 parts. Air valve, piston assembly, barrel, barrel band, etc.

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New parts for .22 caliber CROSMAN air pistol. - 1322 MODEL

10.25 " stock barrel
upgraded/stronger barrel band that has adjustable screw to tighten down on barrel for better accuracy
stock air valve with all internal parts
stock piston cup-assembly.

I do think the air valve and piston cup assembly will fit the crosman 1377 .

Let me know if you are interested in 1 part or all of them and we can then discuss price/s . I can only ship in U,S,A using PAYPAL. I have been on thos forum for many years and I ship quickly once payment has been recieved. Ty.

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Diana  Let's see your Giss guns.

beerthief
I have a Diana 60 labeled Geco bought at Hickory show , but i need to get down to David Slade to rebuild . Bought it and it shot fine for Mike D. and i about 5 or 6 shots , got it home and shot #8 was fine but went to cock the gun and heard what sounded like gears scraping together , stopped right there . Gun is a beauty . i will try to get some pictures later .
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Removing Pressure Dings on Wood Stock?

Gerry52
Gzman said:
I think both your guns are beautiful the way they are.
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Thanks! The 1st picture is my Royale 500 (.25). 2nd picture is someone else's gun (FX Crown). My stock has a bit more intricate design around the stippling & prefer it more than the Crown's stock. The Royale, for me, is beautiful in form and, especially, FUNCTION. It's Smoothness, accuracy & feel always make it a pleasure to shoot. I'm a classic rifle styling kinda guy. I just love gun "furniture" & tactical style guns have no warmth or character to me. Had it for 7 years now & it's capabilities STILL blow me away. I think FX is making a mistake by not still actively marketing this platform. They are a dream! Nary a bad word to be said about them.
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Daisy  CMP 853 Daisy

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Good shooting. Our 4-H group had several 753s (essentially the same design) as club guns for the kids to use. When the club got PCP guns they phased the 753s out and I purchased some of them to have for instruction opportunities. I currently need to put a seal kit (already sourced) in one of them that isn't holding air. I need more trigger presses, so I should break these out and do some plinking.
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Ever find yourself going back..

steve123
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Super short scopes suffer from optical compromises, even expensive ones do. These are usually lighter weight and might be better suited for compact guns.

Those old Tasco's weren't too bad. Back when I used these I wasn't disappointed in them for the money.

Using lower magnifications, as well as setting the parallax focus near the approximate distances you expect to shoot, and making sure the diopter is set correctly for those lower magnifications, will help the visual experience.

Ha, a couple weeks ago I sold a Athlon Helos G2 2-12 to a friend and already regret it, then recently ran across a good deal on a rifle that this scope would have been decent on. So my only current option, without taking a scope off a another rifle, was a old Nikon 3-9x40 that was in retirement as well as some old rings. Pretty clear scope, lightweight, not overly compact, but 100Y fixed parallax. Might be ok on this 17hmr since it shoots so flat and that the rifle is a lightweight sporter. Most targets will be 50Y to 300Y, we'll see what's up next time out.
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Got the 17hmr/Nikon 3-9 sighted in at 50Y but it was rough seeing the holes in the old cardboard box at 9x with it not being perfectly in focus. Eh, should I buy another scope, maybe?? This one would be fine for small game hunting but doesn't satisfy what my modern experiences with current scopes are accustomed to. It's feels like going backwards in time 30 years to me.

I remember when I shot in Vintage Sniper matches using borrowed authentic WW2 sniper rifles equipped with the appropriate vintage scopes. A fixed power 2.5x , a fixed 4x, and a fixed 8x. Yeah I could hit the silhouettes but man what a hindrance compared to modern rifles and scopes. So much so that even though I won two matches I lost interest. A little frustrating to use both the rifles and the scopes.

I guess I'm a modernist at heart.
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N/A  Least problematic air rifle brand for newbies

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Caliber 22 said:
I am very slow to use the word "junk" to describe budget items as it may be another person's pride and joy and the VERY BEST he can afford and may take offence to that. I don't take offence but I am one of those who can only afford what you describe as junk. I am supposed to be retired but after I lost my business during lockdown still have to work just to have a half decent lifestyle and no matter how long I hold off and save, I will not be able to afford high end or even middle class PCPs. There are MANY people in the same situation like me who also want to enjoy the hobby.
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I feel your pain Brother.
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