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Crossman 1377 or 1322 or whatever they call it now, multi pump pneumatic single shot. Meets most of your goals except in the quiet department but can be fixed with a moderator.

Well its a toss up for me. I really enjoy prowling the woods with my Benjamin Marauder Pistol. It packs a pretty decent punch. I've dropped them at over 60+ yards with it on numerous occasions. My .177 caliber Benjamin Discovery would be my back up I suppose. It's bone stock except for an SSG...

I see, lighter pellet = more speed. Would there be better penetration with the lighter faster pellet ?

I have two that I'm using. A NcStar 3x7x32, that is not that great, maybe 9 to12 inch relief, and a Simmons Pro Hunter, 2x6x32, that is very long, 20 or so inches. I like to dial them all the way up, to get a ghost ring for paralax management, but my arms are nearly too short for that Simmons. Lol

The Trail and the P-17 are really not comparable. One is a reasonable powerful gas piston and the other a single pump low power target/plinking pistol. A Crosman 1377 or 1322 multiple pump might cover both spectrums depending on the number of pumps.

Here’s a fun video on a really fun platform.

SOLD PENDING FUNDS This will fit all crosman 2240 and 1322 series guns. Will also convert a 1377 to 22 caliber. Lightly used. Left hand aluminum breech with 2 set screws. Stainless bolt with stainless ball end handle. 22 caliber 18" crosman barrel. Comes with buck rail slip on moderator...

Take a look at the barrel on your 1322 at each end. I just picked up a 1377 (0.177 cal) today and the muzzle end seems smaller diameter than the 22xx series barrels but both barrels appear to be same overall nominal 11mm diameter for each pistol series. The gas port location at the breach end...

Many "cheap" (not necessarily low quality) airguns are advertised on the packaging by the velocities they produce with the lightest commercially available pellets. I mentioned mine is a 1377 (0.177 cal) getting 620 fps with 10 pumps and a 7.0gr lead pellet. With the H&N FTT greens (5.71gr) I...

I just rebuilt my 1400 at the end of last month. I addressed the sear surface carefully, polished the rear of the 'hammer' or valve return weight whatever it's called, swapped trigger return springs and lubed properly. It still has that hitch and grab, then the BIG squeeze, but it smoothed out...

That hasn't been my experience at all, but I would say it depends mostly on what a user wants, expects and needs from an air rifle. I have simple needs, so I GREATLY enjoy the overwhelming majority of my sub-$100 air rifles. For example, by shopping around online, eventually I found the...

I love Buck-Rail products, use them with my Diana Chasers and Crosman 2240's, 1322's and 1377's. I've converted a .177 Diana Chaser into a tactical rifle and I recently purchased a .177 Diana Stormrider and I'm thinking about the tactical conversion for it! Do they shoot better after...

Wow that looks nice! What about this Plumper Pumper from Buck Rail? https://buck-rail.com/product/improved-crosman-1377-1322-pump-handle/ For a red dot sight (and mount) and suppressor, I also seeing these on the Buck Rail site -...

I will second the recommendation on the 1377 or 1322 pump up pistols-you get a fair bit of power out of them and they're accurate and easy to shoot well. The optional shoulder stock turns them into a nice short carbine if you do a lot of offhand shooting. There are a lot of mods out there for...

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Addicted Rick here. Lately I've been enjoying my 1377 and 1322. The .22 punched that bottle cap right into the board. I'm also Working on a couple 2240 builds.

Oh a pistol hmm now that is thought provoking, I really prefer my handguns

Here's my accounting of what you've got @hmak15, by gun from top to bottom: #1 Benjamin Trail NP pistol #2 Crosman 1377 (or 1322 depending on caliber) American Classic pistol w/ shoulder stock #3 Mosin Nagant 91/30 Stock Set (FIREARM-related) #4 Benjamin 310 #5 Traditions Blackpower Kentucky...

How do you like the stock on that Crosman? I have the 1377, but in pistol form. I have been wanting to get a shoulder stocked version.

I've got two 1322's and 2 (essentially) pp800s. I really do lean toward this argument. Mainly because the pp800s I have (177 and 25 cal) both came with phenominal barrels, got a long barrel for the 25 as well, and it's just as good. Where I've had 5 factory crosman barrels for my 1322's and...