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I think every airgunner needs at least one 13xx. I now have a 1377 and this new 1322, not to mention a 2289 which is built on the same platform.

1322, again. In fact I've been shooting it both inside and out.

1322. Showed up today, so of course I had to shoot it!

Daisy Powerline 415. It's a co2 powered semiauto BB pistol that is inexpensive, simple and reliable. Daisy has been selling this basic mechanism for many years with varying plastic outer shells to resemble different pistols. I have 3 of them that all look different but work the same. No...

Yes it is. I had been watching for awhile because I didn't want to pay what they have been going for.

I ordered a 1322 today from Amazon. $49.99 and free shipping. I've had a 1377 and a Backpacker for a few years; time to add a 1322.

My 1377.

Nice! I love the old Crosman co2 rifles. My first airgun was a 180. I don't have any of the vintage ones right now, but I do have a QB78 and a QB79 which are 160 clones.

Great idea! I just ordered a Venturi pellet pen so I can try it.

It would be easy to spend $6k. I would probably get a nice HPA compressor, some .20 pellets (40k JSBs would be $1500 right now), lots of .22 and .177 pellets as well, maybe a nice Silver Streak, and some assorted parts. Including a Mac1 billet arm and other Steroid parts for one of my Benjamins...

I do more plinking than anything else. I also shoot paper targets, varmints and edible small game. And I like tinkering with airguns too.

Victorinox Swisschamp Ruger LCR .357 Mag (and spare ammo, not shown) Bic lighter Also probably some paracord and a few folded paper towels.

Great rifles. I've never had one, but I did have a 180. Wish I still had it. The QB78 (which is a 160 clone) has improvements that make it use half the gas a 160 does. If I had a 160 I would look into what those differences are. Probably just striker and spring tuning.

Crosman 150s are neat pistols, and I wouldn't mind having one. But only 1 co2 pistol? I would have to go with my Custom Shop 2300KT.

I'm blessed to be able to shoot in my backyard, powder burners as well as airguns. I have an 85 foot shooting range. I could extend it to 100+ with a bit of effort, but I'm in no hurry because most of my shooting is at 30 yards or less anyway.

My dog loves airguns. I think my 1377 is his favorite, because he starts barking as soon as he sees it!

I shot my 2300KT again today. I get 50+ shots out of a powerlet, which makes it about $1.10 total for 50 rounds with CPHP (.22) at the price I'm currently paying. Pretty good for a portable plinker. I can bring it along on my motorcycle along with a fresh tin of pellets, 10 powerlets and a small...

I had a Crosman 2260. Bought a HiPac for it, added a steel breech, Biohazard modded and pinned the valve, bought a Hill hand pump and I was in the PCP game. That was a lot of fun, accurate and would do 30 fpe. Then I converted that one with a Discovery tube and valve, and put the 2260...

392P, made in Racine.

If I were building a 22xx tanker today and didn't have any parts, I would probably buy a 2400KT from the Crosman Custom Shop and one of the screw-in tank blocks from Magnum Air Power. You could use a 2300KT, but personally I like the looks of the forearm on the 2400. And the screw in block can...