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Be careful with how many tricks you want to perform. I'm $400 into my 1377. :rolleyes:

Me too, I currently have a 1377, 1322, and a 2240. I have decided that I am done buying new ones and I will keep these unbelievably accurate and undervalued guns, amazing how much fun they are on a calm day with a tin of pellets and a couple of cans to shoot

Very nice! I havnt seen that style of stock before & I have been looking. As a kid I had a 1377 & loved it. A buddy had a 1322 that I always lusted after. For my 2nd childhood (now) I decided I needed a 1322 so bought one from Pyramid. I've got plans to trick it out so I am looking forward to...

Just get one of each, you will eventually own both.

I went 22 because it’s easier to load. No other reason.

Yes the screw is located under the bolt instead of were the pellet loads. This will work on the Discovery as well as 2240, 2250 and 2260 as long as you have the notched hammer. The 1322 and 1377 is the only model this won't work on because they do not have notched hammers other wise the hammer...

There’s absolutely no excuse when Crosman was able to build $40 gun (1322, 1377) and have no issues. Sure it wasn’t a pcp but they just work

I'd really consider a CO2 gun for someone who has physical limitations and shoots infrequently. there are a ton of options out there But if you want him to get the 1322 it would be super simple to improve on the fore stock. There's a vendor on ebay (toymaker95) that makes beefier stocks which...

These are my favorites , though I've acquired a few 1377/1322's that are fun also. These were part of a big group I bought around around 1993 or so for $5 each and a small number of other brands for $10 each . These are Mendoza Competencia's and are every bit as accurate as my FWB124 but better...

The crosman 362 is really the best, it’s easier to pump, easier to work on, and you can mod the ever loving world out of it. Not to mention they are cheap and super lite, I got one on order now, perfect companion to my 1322, and 1377, the use 100% all the same internals.

I would be interested in a kit for a rear cocker 1322

Be aware that continual "excess" pumping will tend to wear the pump arm. Typically, the pivot hole enlarges. But if it's only occasional visits to 14 it shouldn't wear excessively. 20 pumps is asking for trouble, especially if done a lot. I've flat topped both my 1322 and 1377. It's a good mod.

Look at the pic, compare the screw fixing penetration and the transfer port. A recent 2240 is the same spacing as the 2213. Thanks for your input, much appreciated!

The Crossman 1377 or 1322 are awesome rodent guns at closer ranges. you can pump them to your desired needs and they are in-expensive and fun to shoot. I own the one with the steel breech(y)

After extending the barrel on my 1322 it dawned on me that I'd really like a "Tommy gun style" handle on the front grip. Even something as basic as a 1" wooden dowel sticking straight down from the front grip and as far forward as possible. Functional, but it would look ugly as sin. So I figure...

The American Classic has fallen. On a related note, the plastic forearm on the new 1377 needs to be beefed up too.

I had the 1377 out for a minute, followed by the 1322. Always amazing to see how well these pistols shoot, the 1377 really likes Polly Mags, and the 1322 seems to favor Crosman Premiers .

the answer is yes if you read enough 1322-1377 post to make power they will tell you what they did but will give you no details most of these builders have spent years and a hell of a lot of time money to get the most out of their projects and as such they have secrets most will be at 15...

From what im hearing, it also seems that the new crop of 1322 and 1377 are sporting made in China stamps too. If anyone has picked up one recently can you confirm? This is the sad end of an era. Thanks crosman for the good times but you will never see my money darken your door again.

That's why I sold off my daystate Huntsman. I couldn't tinker on that and didn't want to ruin it. Yeah, I'm that guy. Sells a $1300+ rifle and keeps his $100 money pit pistols lol.