Indians For Guns

As promised (in a different thread) here are the pictures of the 1377. I've recently got a Daisy red-dot sight on it and it's awesome.

http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n246 ... 0_1048.jpg

http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n246 ... 0_1047.jpg

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9/14 - Got the plastic stock for this today, so am uploading some more pics.

These are with the scope... before installing the stock:
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n246 ... ure136.jpg
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n246 ... ure135.jpg

And these are after the stock was installed:
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n246 ... ure138.jpg
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n246 ... ure137.jpg
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n246 ... ure139.jpg
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n246 ... ure141.jpg
http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n246 ... ure140.jpg

I haven't fired any shots after installing the stock yet. But I am sure accuracy and stability will be greatly increased

Nice gun !

Which pellets are you using ?

I'm still in the process of evaluating pellets... not much used to the .177 models... I used to be mroe of a .22 guy

Any suggestions?

Try RWS Superdome and Air Arms Field

( and please post the results )

Nice Gun man

Have fun with it.

Inder

Try RWS Superdome and Air Arms Field.

AA Fields / JSB Exact are a bit too heavy for this. Probably okay upto 10 to 15 yards though.

Try H&N Hobby. Lighter and being wadcutters will deal the rats a good smack on arrival.

Mack The Knife

Actually you now need a steel breech either made by Crosman or RJMachines, a 14 inch .22 barrel and bolt and some nice wooden grips. Then a valve that has been modified with a lighter return spring and a hammer spring that has a few washers to preload it. Then your 1377 will be a 1322 of deadly repute. In fact just search for the new Crosman forum on network 54. Your little carbine could soon get you lunch.

Have fun and post the chrony strings.

Regards,
Dev

nice gun man , where did u get it frm. can anyone help me purchase a air pistol

dev wrote: Actually you now need a steel breech either made by Crosman or RJMachines, a 14 inch .22 barrel and bolt and some nice wooden grips. Then a valve that has been modified with a lighter return spring and a hammer spring that has a few washers to preload it. Then your 1377 will be a 1322 of deadly repute. In fact just search for the new Crosman forum on network 54. Your little carbine could soon get you lunch.

Have fun and post the chrony strings.

Regards,
Dev

I could do all that.... but I have mainly got this gun so I could hang a few beer cans on the tree in my backyard and plink at them sitting on my patio.....and be assured that in case a stray pellet deflects off of something, it wont do any serious damage to something or someone.

If I want an air gun to get me lunch, I might get a RWS .22 or something... or maybe even use my Remington 870.

conty1 wrote:and be assured that in case a stray pellet deflects off of something, it wont do any serious damage to something or someone.

Why don't you build a backstop?

Besides being irresponsible, you could be taken to court if a pellet, however low powered, hit someone, something or crossed the boundary of your residence.

Mack The Knife

Added more pics after installing the scope and the plastic butt.

I had a Crosman 1322 back in the mid `70s when they were introduced. Accurate pistol but the 6 ft lbs max power was frustrating......especially as during the late `60s I`d had its` predecessor which was very much the same except that the pump handle was all metal and the grips were simple black plastic side panels. Much ( MUCH ) more powerful......so much so that the pistol was confiscated as being a Section 1 Firearm ! The only problem with it was that the connection `rod` between the pump handle and piston was made of mild steel which broke and I had to get another made up.