Tuning What's your favorite 1377 & 1322 mods?

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Raden1942

Raden1942

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Hey guys last year I asked you guys your favorite mods for the 1322. Many of you showed me the power mods like flat top pistons and magnum valves. I built a 1322 with alchemy air works internals and put on a 14.5 barrel. I got alot more power and it turned out great. Well I liked it so much that I bought a 1377 and plan on doing it all over again. This time I plan on focusing more on the looks and accuracy than power. I may upgrade it later for power but for now I am trying to keep the stock barrel length and make a target gun. Wondering if you guys might post some pics of your favorite wood grips and paint/finish like cerecoat etc and mods for accuracy like sights and barrel choices. I plan on getting a Lothar Walther barrel and 1701 trigger group. Can't wait to see what kind of things you have done to your guns. Thanks dudes! 
 
For a target pistol of factory length, this would be a must for me. No other barrel band is anywhere near as good. 

https://maverickcustomairguns.com/product/1377-1322-moderator-adapter/

There are un-threaded versions that are cheaper. I have the pass thru with no sight post. 

Pair that with a Williams rear sight, gmac steel breech, LW barrel, and p-rod trigger group... It'd be hard to do any better.

I have ebony grips from alliance on one of my 1322s, and they really do add a large amount of stability (in heft, and grip) to the pistol.

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Pretty expensive tho. 88 bucks for a barrel band is pretty rough.
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Indeed. But the fit is spot on, includes a mod adapter. And there is a set screw in the under-side. Plus a very nice pump arm cross-pin.

I used to use another secondary barrel band because gmac, backpacker, and factory bands were all inadequate. This one isn't.

Old band below
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(huge pain to disassemble)

New below

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Raden1942, The Crosman 362 is supposed to be out sometime around this Fall. You might want to hold off on a new build until you check it out. It may be a better starting point for your next pumper-project. From what I’ve gathered reading on the interwebs it is basically a 1322 built with a rifle length pump tube. Retail is allegedly going to be under $100, and using a 20% off coupon will really make it a nice place to start with a long barrel included already. 
(I am not sure if this will only be in .22 or if it will also come out as the .177)

Just a suggestion. Happy airgunning. 
 
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I dont understand why they don't just factory assemble a "premium version" of the 1377/22 for a little bit more coin.

I bought one along with my first break barrel 12/2021. I bought the 1377 bc as a kid I always wanted a 1377.

In under 60 days I've upgraded to the steel breech, had to add a dovetail to picatinny mount, and shoulder stock.

I still need to replace the crappy pivot pin, upgrade to metal band, and I'd like to add that spacer piece between the piston and barrel.

I haven't even touched the internal parts yet...
 
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