This 1377 is just freakin' impressive. A distance of 60ft (20yds) w/ just 1/2 power (5 pumps) to a bulls-eye... no problem. Enough said.

Great for shooting around in the yard.It is very accurate.I could easily shoot a rabbits eye from 30 yards.For this reason I haven't missed a rabbit in a very long time.With 600 fps it is great for hunting.

I bought this pistol because Crosman has been making it for about 40 years and it continues to get great reviews. This is an excellent pellet pistol. At 600 fps, it has one of the highest velocities of pistols in this price range. It is also extremely accurate. Other pistol makers brag about getting a 1-2 inch group at 25 feet with their pistols. I can shave the hair off a spider's back at that distance with my Crosman Classic. At 20 yards / 60 feet I can get a 1 inch group. To the reviewer below whom said this pistol is very inaccurate with BBs - It's a pellet gun. You're not supposed to shoot BBs from this gun. This pistol has a rifled barrel and shooting BBs from it can damage the rifling. I can't say enough good things about the performance of this pellet pistol. The only thing that sometimes bothers me is the end of the charging / pump handle meets the trigger guard and on occasion, while pumping, I've smashed my finger against the trigger guard.

Мощный, точный и качественно собранный пистолет!

Ok, i own several variants. A pc77 (1377) a 1322. A 2240. These are nearly identical guns. The differences being caliber and power source. All three are sturdy. All three accurate. All three are reliable in the extreme. The 1377 may be the BEST VALUE in air guns in the world. The 1322. Has lower velocity and hits hard. I have shot both guns indoors when on the road into a steel trap target in my hotel room. The sound is a click and a tink as the pellet hits. From 60 ft..the pattern can be covered with a quarter.

The best part is that you can change the guns. Add a stock, a steel breech, longer barrel, scope, precision sights..lothat walther barrel.......muzzle break...you name it.. thr guns start at $60 or so. What an outstanding value! But you can turn them into $300 guns. If that is what you want. Yeah the grips are cheesy plastic...so what? The parts that matter are very good. The guns are very well done. And the plastic grips are sturdy.
The 2240 is virtually the same gun...but with co2 power instead of air. And with a 7 inch barrell. It barks when fired. Accurate. Great gun. With a 24 inch barrel, it is quieter and super accurate. What you get is up to your wishes..every one is great,

I have had this gun ever since I was a teenager, maybe 13 or so, I am 36 now, and the gun still shoots like new, I really haven't taken care of it either, still a great gun.

One of the best buys that I have ever made in my life. Fun, very accurate, powerful, consistent. Always wanted the shoulder stock. Plan to order one this month. Always pump to full 10 power. That is the only downside. Follow shots on vermin takes some time.

I own the 1377B, and do not own the C model, However both are must haves for anyone into guns or air guns! I have had my B model since 2007 and it works great to this day, only needing maintenance on the pump and O ring lubricated! Every responsible shooter in the world should own this as it is the AK47 of the air gun world in my opinion! My father who has passed away owned a A and B model 1377 and his still works. Very accurate even up to 30 yards, easy to pump, easy to maintain, great for starting shooters or experts! Buy one, you will not regret it!

My father bought me one for my twelfth birthday and it is still as accurate as the day it was taken out of the box. Cannot recommend it enough. The pistol is nineteen years old and has had countless pellets fired through it. One small criticism I have with the older model one that I have is that the pellets are sometimes fed into the breech sideways. Other than sheer quality.

I received this as a Christmas present and I have to say, this a really fun gun. I've run about five hundred pellets through it and it has performed flawlessly. Excellent buy.

My Grandfather handed down this pellet gun to me in 1988. I have been shooting it for almost 25 years and not a single problem in all that time. This is a wonderful pellet gun to teach young shooters the fundamentals of gun safety and shooting and get them on the road to the sport. This will be your first and only pellet gun if taken care of. Highly recommended.

I'v tried numerous gas and air powered-BB and pellet type pistols over the years for use in controlling vermin and just for "plinking fun".
None, that I've tried, even come close to the build,ease of use, or the accuracy of the #1377. Unlike many models in the BB/Pellet realm, the #1377, coming standard with a rifled barrel, makes all the difference in the world when it comes to;"right out of the box accuracy". This pistol, although having many plastic major parts,(front sight,forearm pump handle, and grips),is still put together very well and it feels good in the hand.
It's, longer than normal length, also makes it easy to bench rest, and/or, free rest, when target shooting.
I love the fact too, .......that unlike so many other guns on the market, the #1377 is capable of lots of customization. (Except for having a black frame and barrel, my own #1377 no longer look like it did, when I first purchased it!!)
For those that wish to complain about: "a plastic front sight,"plastic grips",plastic forearm", etc., I would recommend you purchase a pistol with all those features made with the materials you prefer, and be willing to pay out three times the price, that you paid for a #1377.
You will get all the extra fancy features, that you're after, but you still won't have a pellet pistol that's any more consistently accurate than the #1377!
A tough, well balanced, and highly accurate pistol,for less than $60.00.........I highly recommend this pistol.

Fue una de mis primeras pistolas de aire y porsupuesto una de las mejores por su gran potencia presicion ya que tambien no depende de co2 y puede usar cualquier diabolo calibre 4.5 (.177) ideal para plagas o tiro a dianas

Fun gun. I had one when I was a teenager. Decided to get another. I guess I got screwed because I don't have a bolt like the new ones but I don't have metal sights like the old one. I bought a transitional modal I guess. Shoots straight as I can hold it. Loads of fun using old plastic film cans or shotgun shells. Put some decent sights on this gun and find out if they can retro fit a bolt I guess.

I have had mine for 10 years now. It still works great! In the past several months I have up graded to a metal breech and nice rear sights. That worked even better. I have recently added a pistol scope, and it is awesome! It is sighted in at 30 yards and works great every shot. For a first pellet pistol or for a 10 year hunting pistol it works every time like a charm. No co2 or pcp expense. Just the 50 dollars for the pistol and the cost of pellets. If you do the up grades, they are well worth it.

This gun isn't meant for BBs only pellets. That is why they "roll out" of the barrel. Read the instructions. Great gun had one as a kid but it got ruined in a flood. Might need to get another as a midlife crisis gift to myself! I don't remember if the front sight was metal or plastic back then ( early 80s) but I don't recall having any issues with it.

I got frustrated with squirrels & gophers tearing up my yard and eating my garden so when I saw this at Big5 I thought I'd give it a try. It sights a tad low so I practiced on grapefruit & clementines from about 25 yards. After a couple shots I was used to it and turned my attention to the pests. For the most part they're history. It funnier using the C41 CO2 BB because it doesn't penetrate but it stings the little retards and they flip in the air before rolling on the ground then running off... but to get rid of them altogether, this Classic has done a perfect job. Discharcing a firearm within city limits is illegal where I live so this made for a good alternative thereby saving me from a Caddyshack type downward spiral into an insane battle between man & vermin...

A great gun, very accurate. It is a lot of fun to shoot but could be made more fun if it had a magnetized bolt so it could shoot bb's. Crosman should make this gun with a magnetized bolt or at least offer it as a accessory in the custom parts shop.

Great air gun had it go 2 years still works the same it did out of box

Good gun for the price. It can hit a can from 60'+ (never tried further). Pumping is very easy and although ten pumps sounds like a lot, its not to bad and whoever says the pumping is hard has gotta build up some muscle.

MY DAD GOT ME ONE ON MY B-DAY. I HAD MY AMERICAN CLASSIC PUMP PISTOL 16+ YEARS NOW IN IT WORK LIKE IT CAME OUT THE BOX.

My Dad has had this pistol and I shot it in the mid 90's other than materials it is the same quality! It is a fun airgun for popping cans or hunting small game.A good valued pick! Definitely worth a purchase.

This is an excellent pistol. Is great for pest control and for shooting!!!! Good for the money!!!

I bought the crosman 1377 online (Amazon.com). It was sent in the original packaging that had not been opened. Upon removing the packaging I immediately noticed the front sight. Plastic and slightly curving to the left like a banana. The bore holds true to a strait shot (if you could know where the aim was by normal handling per the front sight's flaw) and the pistol could very possibly be worth every penny. But to have a plastic, bendable and very weak sight on a air pistol labeled as "Not a TOY" is truly a sad "sight" from crosman, especially claiming the "Made in USA" phrase. Plastic has it's uses... Don't get me wrong. But not on a FIXED sight at the front of any pistol other than a childs toy (maybe where the yellow plug is at the end of the toy guns!) Pick up the slack guys. Fixed metal sight would do, and a true sight it would be.

Great little knock around pellet gun, I purchased it to shoo away the local wildlife from my veggie garden, my only complaint is that Crosman BB's roll out the front of the barrel if you point the gun down. What's up with that, can't they make a magnetized bolt?

My Brother-In-Law had a squirrel invasion in the attic. He's tried all kinds of ways to get rid of the squirrels, but nothing has worked like this pistol! He, my nephew and I have all had a great time plinking with it, too! As far as triggers go, it's just fine by me. I'm a gunsmith and FFL Dealer by trade, so that vote of confidence comes with some credibility. Sights too are fine for what we're using it for. I suppose if you were competing with it or shooting at 30yds(!?) you may need better sights, but it hits right at point of aim when we're shooting at 10-15yds. That seems far more suitable for distance in my aging eyes. If I'm shooting at 30yds, I'm using a 22lr with a red dot or magnifying optic, not a pellet gun of any sort-regardless of sights. I really can't imagine buying a better pistol any where near this price. I think this is the most fun I've had for the money in recent memory. I give 4 stars, because 5 would be literal perfection. I'm trying to think of a reason to lower it to 4. Maybe because it's a pump, but we all know that when we buy it. It really does perform as good or better than Crosman says, IMO. I definitely recommend it.

Lord of the pellet gun world !!!

After owing my first 1377 back in the 80's I decided to purchase a new model. I purchased mine from Walmart and the model is PC77 but it is identical to the new 1377's except for the model stamp. I have no regrets with this purchase, the gun works just as fine as my old one did. I also like the improvements made over the years, my only complaint is the plastic breech so I ordered the steel one. For the money, durability and performance you will be hard pressed finding a better pump pistol. Makes a great sidekick with my new Benjamin Elite Powermaster 1500 NP.

I recently traded some old toys for this gun with a friend, and I haven't ever seen anything as accurate! Using Crosman Destroyer pellets, I can consistently get at least 1 inch grouping at about 15 yards. I wasn't expecting this, as it has a lot of plastic and you can tell that it's a cheap gun. Overall, very powerful (I'm in Canada so it's limited to 495 fps), and I would easily take this for pest control. Well done, Crosman, a perfect balance between quality and affordability. If I had to complain, I would have to mention the plastic breech. The first thing hat I'll buy is the steel breech and Williams notched sight. Otherwise, it's a real winner! You won't be disappointed!

Awesome gun. Go get the Crosman stock. I was accurate from 40 yards out on a really windy day without using the windage adjustment. Highly recommended.

My dad picked this gun up in the late 70s. Gave it to me a few years back. Great simple pistol, better than any other pistol around. Had alot of fun with this but took it apart to clean it and now it doesnt work anymore:( very sad day when it stopped working.

after replacing the plastic breech whih the steel one adding a scope and the rifle stock wow!!! I loved these guns before but now Ihave to say I feel sorry for squirels,rabbits and pests. takes me back 25 yrs i miss my first one lots of fun times had whith that gun . time to go have some with my new one look out rabbits and squirrels. this thing is AWSOME!!!!

I like mines a lot. the only thing i don't like is the rear sight comes loose and i have to tighten every so often.

It is the first pistol I have gotten, I like the fact that it is variable pump so you do not have to use CO2.

heres a ten year anniversary review.

30 feet bag rested quarter size groups, open sights enough power to consistently take down squirrels and birds within a 35 to 40 foot radius.
Still the cheapest most powerful, accurate, portable, pumping pest control weapon on the market.
This gun is very easily modified even if you have no background in airguns.
If i'm headed to the woods I always have my 1377. I'm just a big kid what can I say.

I have always wanted a 1377 since I was 12 well I'm 40 now & I decided to buy one .Don't get me wrong I Love the gun & I know I only paid 58 dollars for it .but I was expecting a little better . The grips, pump forearm & the safety were plastic .I expected that , But I was very disappointed with the front sight being plastic . I also found the rear sight to be a little cheap also. also the right side grip is not very stable it had a lot of movement right out of the box , I tightened up on the screw that holds it to the frame ,its better but not perfect . Great gun but too many flaws by cutting manufacturing costs for cheaper material . What happened to quality made in the America products ?

I just got this gun and squirrel season is going on now ,I look foward to killing some squirrels with it.

Super Gun!!!!

good gun for the pice I paid . have owned both older and newer one love them . the bolt breech is a huge improvement might suggest a production model with the steel breech!!??
I would pay the extra $$

This is my first air-powered gun and I'm so glad I bought it. I just wish I would have discovered it in my wilder teenage days. I've already been plinking with this thing and found it to be very accurate to a good distance (sorry don't have numbers for ya). The grips and pump are plastic but it feels sturdy enough and a few places make after-market replacements. Can of pellets in my area is about $4.00 per 500 of the HP kind. Love it. Highly recommended.

i love this gun i just got it and after 5 shots i was hitting a coke can at 40 feet great gun for any ages although pumping may be a little hard at first the best part is that there is NO co2

I don't understand all of the criticism of this pistol. My friend and I have killed over 20 squirrels with these pistols. We have also hit a can from over 60 YARDS. Yes yards we even paced it out. These shots were also taken with open sights on an unmodified pistol. This is an accurate pistol but I ruined the barrel by using the crosman inter mounts. I recommend buying a steel breech. I have heard people saying that it is difficult to pump. This isn't true because I can have it pumped and loaded in fifteen seconds and I'm not very strong. A child could easily pump this. Overall this pistol is great for hunting and shooting with little cost. Must buy gun.

After 4000 plus shots I can say this is one of the best entertainment values I can imagine. We built a "silent pellet trap" (google it), which has allowed me and the kids to target shoot indoors every day for months now. 4 pumps are plenty for target shooting indoors at 10m/30ft and it is quiet enough that the various pets don't startle. The gun is reasonably accurate and ten pumps turn it into a great outdoor plinker. I thought I was taking a risk buying a "cheap" airpistol, but given the price, I am extremely happy with this thing.

My father bought me one of these in 1979..I believe it was called the 'Medallist' back then.It really is a fantastic gun, it's powerful and accurate and will take out small pests no problem. It was solid and I just have great memories of it. I pick up a Stoeger Suppressor on Monday..but I reckon I will track down another 1377 as well. Dont hesitate to buy one you will not be dissappointed. 10/10 no doubts :)

this is an awesome pistol i shoot it out of my rocking chair out to 40 yards

The 1377 is one of the most powerful air pistols on the market. I like how it is a pumper, no need for co2 or compressed air to shoot! It is pretty accurite, I can easily hit soup cans at 20 yards with Crosman pellets. One time I shot better with this airgun than another experienced guy who had a .22 pistol. I do not like the plastic sights. They are very inconsistant. It is a great gun, but it is easily improved by the owner.

Great pistol for the money. Much more better and more powerful than CO2 pistols. Got this one in black , looks better than brown. Totally recommend it , its's better than most 150$ pistols. Got the laser sight and its's accurate up to 35 feet. Go get one !

I replaced the breech with the steel one from crosman and mounted a BSA red dot sight. Took out the trigger spring and compressed it so the trigger pull is now about 2 lbs also honed the trigger and sear, After these few mods this is a verry fun and accurate gun to shoot. With only 2 or 3 pumps it makes a great indoor gun and outdoors 8 pumps is all you need for most anything else. T he pump handle makes a good hand rest for 2 handed shooting.

I've had my pistol for about six months. The shooting mechanics work very well. If your shooting technique is good, the gun will perform for you. Upsides: I like the ghost sight for when I have the pistol on a bench rest and I'm tracking a squirrel with my eye close to the sights. The stock grip is comfy (more on that later). Downsides: The screw on the back sight can come loose. The grips are cheapo plastic and although they are comfy to the hand, they didn't put my finger in the right place. I carved my own grips to fit my hand and put my trigger finger on the trigger correctly. The pump lever has the same cheap plastic that I'm not sure how to remove so i can replace the plastic part with a nice walnut piece. The trigger is heavy. It requires a lot of pressure to make it fire. After applying adequate pressure to make it fire, the trigger breaks pretty cleanly.

All in all, operates well but the fit and finish could be much better.

The plastic pieces can becom lose. Its very compact for hunting for small pest. Its very cool looking and pretty quick. It reminds my dad of his same pistol back in the day.

Crosman needs to offer a magnetized faced bolt so we can shoot crosman copperhead bb's through the gun again. Yes it has a rifled barrel so what so did the older model 1377 and it shot BBs and Pellets respectively. ITS JUST NOT THE SAME ANYMORE ! And I wont buy a new one until they offer it with a manetized bolt again. OR offer a magnetized faced bolt in the crosman custom shop as an optional accessory.

I've had mine for about 10 years now and it's a great pistol. If I had to complain it would be the rear sight comes loose.

The Crosman American Cassic model:1377 is a superbly accurate air pistol. Having a nice moderately rich blued finish is a fine addtion to an elegant air pistol. The sights on this pistol are decent but we painted the sight and drill out the peep sight to upgrade it until it was nearly a ghost ring sight. I enjoy the modern turn-bolt for its ease of use.
There are people that complain about the trigger but I have not experienced these problems. Though it is stiff, in my opinon it is short and crisp which makes accurate shooting possible.
Because of the very ergonomic grips, it fits like a glove though made of synthetic material.
Overall it's addicting to fire and I find myself shooting it quite often.
One of my favorite reactive targets is shotgun shells. It hurdles them up, up and down she comes. Have fun.

The Crosman 1377 American Classic is a superb shooter(with of course, the right shooter).
I like the modern turn bolt.
Though the trigger is criticized by some, I find that it is short and crisp and somewhat stiff, making it a fine trigger for me.
It prefers to be fed Crosman pointed premium grade pellets, but Daisy pellets will do.
Being very erganomic it feels custom fit though made of composite material. I would say it is my favorite air pistol except for the sights which I painted the the front and rear sights for greater acuracy (I used acrylic paint by Testors). We also drilled out the peep sight to make it more like a ghost ring.
Summing it up.... "shotgun shell hunting" is a blast-- buy one and you will not be disappointed!

Simply a great pellet pistol. Works wonders on squirrels and similar sized game and pests. Easy and simple to use for all ages. Now only if the 1322 was still around. Because I'd buy that too. Lol

I've had this pistol for over 3 years. I Bought mine online and had it shipped to me while i was in egypt. Overall its a fairly accurate pistol after a few tweaks. First of all the stock sights are junk, I replaced mine with a custom rear sight rail and a newer fiber optic front. I have also done a trigger job to give it a crisp clean trigger pull. As far as complaints on power and accuracy, It's a pistol. Though it is picky on what pellets you put through it ( I use crosman premier heavy's) I have been able to get solid 1 inch groups out to around 30 yards. If your wainting a hunting pistol, go buy one. This is more of a plinker, it just does not have to velocity to carry the pellet much over 30 yards. If your a seriouse hunter you want something with more punch, and most .177 cal. air pistols can't do it. Buy a .22 cal rifle.

Overall this pistol has a nice grip to it, though its slightly front heavy. The tirrger is decent and after a little work its a good trigger. Find different sights, or buy the upgraded metal one. It pumps smoothly and seems to be fairly consistant. Try as many different pellets as you can to find which shoots the best.
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I am currently trying to site in this gun. Its sights do not allow for enough adjustment at thirty feet. I have to shoot low to hit where I'm aiming. I used my dremel tool to make an adjustment to allow me to sight it in correctly. I question the claimed 600 FPS muzzle velocity. I had a plastic soap bottle and at 30 feet the pellet only made a significant dent. The pattern is OK for a $70.00 gun (I actually paid $55.00). This gun is OK to shoot chipmunks but that's it. Pumping it up 10 times is cumbersome. Seems to me that they could make something better even if they charged more for it.

I actually have the 1970's version of this model so it has no bolt but it still is a good gun...