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Decided to get so target practice in with my air pistol. After one sight adjustment, all rest were center. I was sitting about 7 yards away. Not a bad day.

thanks for the post. Looked it up, read the reviews...

Just ordered one on Amazon. I had been thinking about adding an inexpensive air pistol to the stable so I could plink from the back porch. I remember shooting ice cubes in the grass to teach the kids the basics. No clean up, and low power pellet guns accurate close in but no worries about misses leaving the acerage.

Should be here Saturday. Of course we will still shoot the big stuff on the rifle and pistol range. Sighted in the new streamlight G23 Light/Laser combo on the Glock 35 house gun Sunday. The old light mounted on the gun had gotten really dim, even with brand new batteries.

Great! That is why I got one. I grew up shooting pellet and BB guns. I think this one is going on 20 years now. I can keep in practice, without going to the range. Though, I do enjoy going to the range. Since I don't have one in my back yard, the air pistol works. Plus, it is cheap to shoot and less of a safety hazard to neighbors. Hope you enjoy your air pistol and the Big stuff!

This inspires me to get out and shoot my air guns.
Good shooting GFK.

Thanks Markiver54!

Not a bad day indeed. The 1377 and 1322 are plenty of fun for a slow summer afternoon. They are plenty accurate out to some hard to belive distances.

My 1322 and 1,000 pellets are due in tomorrow.
Can't wait.

I have both Marine. You and GFK should get the pellet dueling tree. You can sure tell the difference in the .22 over the .177.

Oh, wait, mine coming is the 177 caliber, so it must be the 1377. My mistake.
I'm only plinking at short distance. I have real 22s and the pistol range for those.
I wanted something for just off the porch.

I had a 22 caliber pellet years ago, used it for rats. Was a tack driver.

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Fri Aug 28, 2026 10:36 am

Not a bad day indeed. The 1377 and 1322 are plenty of fun for a slow summer afternoon. They are plenty accurate out to some hard to belive distances.

Thanks!! I was not aware of the .22 pellet gun, when I purchased the .117. Yet, I was looking for something to use as target practice. So, I may did not pay must attention to anything else. But, I may give one a try one day. Thanks!

There is an entire industry surrounding the mods and upgrades to these Crosman pistols. Most go with the steel breech first, but not all. It's a rabbit hole, and not unlike what happens with the 1022 rifles.
I have an older 1377 that I haven't shot much, but they're great fun and you can make them into whatever you heart and mind desires.