I was just cleaning out the attic of an old house I bought and yo my surprise I found a rusty, USA made 1377. It held air and shot perfectly so I tore her down and reblued the metal, cleaned the internals and properly lubed the seals. What a fun gun to shoot and they are proven to last the test of time as mine did after being forgotten in a hot attic for who knows how many years. I used to have one of these many years ago and am certainly happy to get another. ...especially for free. Thanks for sharing your video and keep shooting.
Your review was enjoyable and you're obviously a great shot! New subscriber! 🥰 I'm on a mission to find mine at my parents house... I put an extended barrel and upgraded the trigger and sights. Thanks for the video. 🥰
Thats a good little air gun to take to the woodshed when your loading n g in fire 🔥 wood for the woodstove. Handy not to big and accurate enough to do something with it. Pretty slick for only 50bucks. Thanks for the review Doc Holiday. God Bless
I have a 30 year old 1377, not much difference in FPS between 6-10 pumps. I get good groupings at 10yds with 6 pumps using 7 gr pellets, the 10 gr pellets are good for pest control.
I want one. There is something satisfying about pumping the gun and not relying on a CO2 cartridge. Sometimes I don't want to shoot 50-100 times at a particular moment. With my CO2 pistols, I never leave a CO2 in the pistol after I go shooting so I feel like I have to shoot a lot of times and use it up. Cons are the pumping and single fire but that is what makes it special. I can shoot my Crosman SNR .357 and Umarex Glock 19 Gen 3 in my house, garage and backyard but these other guns like the Crosman American Classic and the Crosman Vigilante sounds so much louder. Longer rifled barrels will do that. The noise from the pumping is quite loud too especially in a pretty quiet woodsy environment. I guess I could just stick with 3-5 pumps as they are quieter. This American Classic is so interesting though. The modding is something that I would do too. I did that with my Ruger 10/22.
That’s exactly what I was thinking when I was a kid lol. I mean you’re a kid, no money…don’t want to be put behind a barrier of limitation with co2 canisters, and just pump your own air, as weak as you want, and as strong as you want. @ 50$ you get one of the strongest air pistols and@ .177 you get cheap accurate ammo. Although a bit tedious with pumps just for one shot but that one shot is great. Definitely a hard hitting gun capable of taking birds or squirrels and the cheapest best way to get into airguns. Also how is the snr357 in terms of accuracy? Heard it’s all over the place but contemplating getting one purely for the novelty.
@@avylynn4523 I have the Crosman American Classic .177, Crosman SNR 357 and the Umarex Glock 19 Gen 3 (BB). I definitely like the American Classic the most of the 3 and I definitely use it the most. Super accurate! I put a stock on the American Classic and it greatly improved my accuracy. I also put a silencer on it and it is great in reducing the decibels and the high pitch. Added paracord to the stock to make it look cooler. Lot of customization mods with the American Classic which is a big pro. I also highly recommend put some stick on felt from the Velcro on the barrel where the pump hits to reduce the pumping sound hits. I do like the Crosman SNR 357 and it is pretty accurate with the pellets but I definitely would stay within 50 feet range. The Umarex Glock 19 (BB) was really bad at 50 feet for me. All over. Pellets with more velocity is simply going to be more accurate than bb. I can't see myself buying any bb gun in the future after using the Crosman American Classic and the Crosman SNR 357 with the pellets. I have a bunch of guns (real and pellet/bb guns) and I have the most fun with the American Classic.
I sometimes use mine for killing critters I catch in Havahart box traps. I use 3-5 pumps indoors, 6-10 pumps in the backyard and 15 pumps on raccoons and oppossums. But that's just every now and then. 15 pumps all the time would shorten the life of the seals. I didn't like the loud clacking noise it made when I pumped it so I put a piece of the wooly side of peel and stick Velcro on the underside of the tube where the pumping handle hits the tube. That made pumping a lot quieter. I use old books for testing medium. They are very consistent having no knots or random hard and soft wood. I can count the pages of penetration of various pellets at different pump levels. Heavy pellets don't always penetrate deeper. There is a sweet spot for each gun. A certain weight and pellet that does best. Thanks for the video. I
If you were firing RWS Hobby pellets through this pistol it would probably reach 600 fps as they are quite a light pellet (7 grain). It seems like great value and I remember seeing these in "Air Gunner" magazine in the late 1980s.
Woodpeckers are valuable little critters. Use 3 pumps so you don't kill them aim for the wing so you don't get penetration.... they'll get the idea quickly they're not wanted... I use the same on squirrels to great effect. They now never dare come by the bird feeder. Also, if you've got woodpeckers feeding on your siding, you very well may have an infestation problem of some kind. The woodpeckers may be doing you a favor
Nice work and well done. I wish they had quality aftermarket sights for the thing... I find Zeroing difficult. Plastic compresses over time and throws off accuracy over time (or, I've lost my edge lol)
One of these airgun makers has a buttstock that go's on the back of the pistol. I've often thought about getting one for deer season when the squirrel's start barking at us when I'm jacked up a tree. Have you tryed the PBA pellets in it ? Thx for the vid.
VA, Ken in Ohio here with a question to who ever cares to respond. I just got one of these from my cousin. He's only shot it a few times so it's new. Thing is, and I'm fairly strong for a big 62 year old, it aint that easy to pump, especially after 5 pumps. do you have the same trouble?
@@vameathunter2771 don't eat birds and small game huh? Try crockpot squirrel , and then look how many pellets come in a tin for the price . Didn't say it would be my first choice just said it will get job done in the right hands
Smooth barrels??? Never heard of any recent 1322 or 1377 without rifled barrels. Like to know where you bought one with a smooth barrel; confirmation please🤷♂️
I just got one (about 150€) and I'm not very impressed with the accuracy. I shoot resting and the grouping is kinda bad. I know it can't only be me because my Diana LP8 shoots way more accurate with iron sights as well. Reading up online, with all the great reviews, it just seems as if I have gotten a bad model... anything I can do to fix that?
@@vameathunter2771 After a lot of shooting today... Maybe it broke in, maybe I screwed the sights tighter or maybe I just got better. Anyways, it seems very acceptable now, even if it's shooting too high at a few meters (can't adjust them any more).
@@vameathunter2771 Yeah that's not really that much of a problem. I wonder if it's worth investing in the steel breech. Supposedly it helps with the accuracy.
Hi, three questions please: 1. Did you have to adjust elevation and windage on the rare sight? 2. Does the forearm get wobbly/loose with time of hundreds of pumps? 3. Do the screws of the grips get loose with time and you need to tighten them sometimes? I got these three things on mine.
I was just cleaning out the attic of an old house I bought and yo my surprise I found a rusty, USA made 1377. It held air and shot perfectly so I tore her down and reblued the metal, cleaned the internals and properly lubed the seals. What a fun gun to shoot and they are proven to last the test of time as mine did after being forgotten in a hot attic for who knows how many years. I used to have one of these many years ago and am certainly happy to get another. ...especially for free. Thanks for sharing your video and keep shooting.
Congrats bro n it was my pleasure, happy Thanksgiving.
Had one of those when I was a kid! I believe my brother still has it and it still works 40 years later! That was a fun little pistol.
Good for your brother, after 40 years it's a part of family :-) God bless.
Yeah, fun little pistol. Concealed carry.
Hitting targets at 30 yards with seven pumps is pretty good shooting. Well done!
Thanks bro and God bless.
Your review was enjoyable and you're obviously a great shot! New subscriber! 🥰 I'm on a mission to find mine at my parents house... I put an extended barrel and upgraded the trigger and sights. Thanks for the video. 🥰
Thanks bro and I hope you'll succeed your mission. 😁
It’s a really nice air pistol 🔫,very accurate if your hands don’t shake.. I usually go 8-10 pumps but no more…
Yup! Thanks for sharing.
I pump mine 10 to 13 times bc of the releasing of air while you pump it
Thats a good little air gun to take to the woodshed when your loading n g in fire 🔥 wood for the woodstove. Handy not to big and accurate enough to do something with it. Pretty slick for only 50bucks. Thanks for the review Doc Holiday. God Bless
This is great pistol for the money and very well balanced. Thanks for watching n God bless.
Doc Holliday ;-)
I have a 30 year old 1377, not much difference in FPS between 6-10 pumps. I get good groupings at 10yds with 6 pumps using 7 gr pellets, the 10 gr pellets are good for pest control.
Thanks for sharing bro.
Oh man, very cool review! Now I want one! I've not had an airgun in over 36 years. I'm in! Shopping I go..! God Bless!
Great pistol for the money and it'll also keep you in shape ;-) Happy shopping n God bless.
I want one. There is something satisfying about pumping the gun and not relying on a CO2 cartridge. Sometimes I don't want to shoot 50-100 times at a particular moment. With my CO2 pistols, I never leave a CO2 in the pistol after I go shooting so I feel like I have to shoot a lot of times and use it up. Cons are the pumping and single fire but that is what makes it special. I can shoot my Crosman SNR .357 and Umarex Glock 19 Gen 3 in my house, garage and backyard but these other guns like the Crosman American Classic and the Crosman Vigilante sounds so much louder. Longer rifled barrels will do that. The noise from the pumping is quite loud too especially in a pretty quiet woodsy environment. I guess I could just stick with 3-5 pumps as they are quieter. This American Classic is so interesting though. The modding is something that I would do too. I did that with my Ruger 10/22.
YUP! I grew up pumping a lot with my BB guns 😆, thanks for sharing.
That’s exactly what I was thinking when I was a kid lol. I mean you’re a kid, no money…don’t want to be put behind a barrier of limitation with co2 canisters, and just pump your own air, as weak as you want, and as strong as you want. @ 50$ you get one of the strongest air pistols and@ .177 you get cheap accurate ammo. Although a bit tedious with pumps just for one shot but that one shot is great. Definitely a hard hitting gun capable of taking birds or squirrels and the cheapest best way to get into airguns.
Also how is the snr357 in terms of accuracy? Heard it’s all over the place but contemplating getting one purely for the novelty.
@@avylynn4523 I have the Crosman American Classic .177, Crosman SNR 357 and the Umarex Glock 19 Gen 3 (BB). I definitely like the American Classic the most of the 3 and I definitely use it the most. Super accurate! I put a stock on the American Classic and it greatly improved my accuracy. I also put a silencer on it and it is great in reducing the decibels and the high pitch. Added paracord to the stock to make it look cooler. Lot of customization mods with the American Classic which is a big pro. I also highly recommend put some stick on felt from the Velcro on the barrel where the pump hits to reduce the pumping sound hits. I do like the Crosman SNR 357 and it is pretty accurate with the pellets but I definitely would stay within 50 feet range. The Umarex Glock 19 (BB) was really bad at 50 feet for me. All over. Pellets with more velocity is simply going to be more accurate than bb. I can't see myself buying any bb gun in the future after using the Crosman American Classic and the Crosman SNR 357 with the pellets. I have a bunch of guns (real and pellet/bb guns) and I have the most fun with the American Classic.
I sometimes use mine for killing critters I catch in Havahart box traps.
I use 3-5 pumps indoors, 6-10 pumps in the backyard and 15 pumps on raccoons and oppossums. But that's just every now and then. 15 pumps all the time would shorten the life of the seals.
I didn't like the loud clacking noise it made when I pumped it so I put a piece of the wooly side of peel and stick Velcro on the underside of the tube where the pumping handle hits the tube. That made pumping a lot quieter.
I use old books for testing medium.
They are very consistent having no knots or random hard and soft wood. I can count the pages of penetration of various pellets at different pump levels.
Heavy pellets don't always penetrate deeper. There is a sweet spot for each gun. A certain weight and pellet that does best.
Thanks for the video.
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Thanks for watching and sharing bro, and it was my pleasure.
Thumb up for doing the chrony testing.
Thanks Bruce.
If you were firing RWS Hobby pellets through this pistol it would probably reach 600 fps as they are quite a light pellet (7 grain).
It seems like great value and I remember seeing these in "Air Gunner" magazine in the late 1980s.
Thanks for the info and yes this one has be around for a long time.
Thanks for your review, I need something to neutralize woodpecker which are attacking my house time to time.
LOL! Woody Woodpecker.
Woodpeckers are valuable little critters. Use 3 pumps so you don't kill them aim for the wing so you don't get penetration.... they'll get the idea quickly they're not wanted... I use the same on squirrels to great effect. They now never dare come by the bird feeder. Also, if you've got woodpeckers feeding on your siding, you very well may have an infestation problem of some kind. The woodpeckers may be doing you a favor
Nice work and well done. I wish they had quality aftermarket sights for the thing... I find Zeroing difficult. Plastic compresses over time and throws off accuracy over time (or, I've lost my edge lol)
For me it's both with my aging eyes. LOL!
Nice review! Thank you!
My pleasure! God bless.
Nice to have
Yep! God bless.
Great video, very informative 👍
Thanks bro.
One of these airgun makers has a buttstock that go's on the back of the pistol. I've often thought about getting one for deer season when the squirrel's start barking at us when I'm jacked up a tree. Have you tryed the PBA pellets in it ? Thx for the vid.
LOL! Squirrel barking is no fun. I have not tried PBA pellet yet, thanks for watching n God bless.
Great video
Thanks Bobby.
They had a rifled barrel 40 yrs ago. I just bought one, SMOOTH bore! Accuracy is out the door! Waste of money.
Yes, this is not really for shooting beyond 20-30 yards.
Is this Pistol Easy to pump..Great shooting
Not very easy but easy enough for man n thanks.
Very helpful
Thanks for watching n God bless.
15 pumps a break the 600 fps every time.💪🏻🇺🇸
With a steel breech…
I think they only recommend up to 10 pumps 😅
I watched a few others try it and it worked.
I normally only go to ten max knowing that it could blow out a seal.
@@johnnybbgunner2136 Yup😆
VA, Ken in Ohio here with a question to who ever cares to respond. I just got one of these from my cousin. He's only shot it a few times so it's new. Thing is, and I'm fairly strong for a big 62 year old, it aint that easy to pump, especially after 5 pumps. do you have the same trouble?
Yes, everyone does and if you don't careful you can get your skin pinched OUCH! 😆
Stock as is , will feed the family .
😆
@@vameathunter2771 don't eat birds and small game huh? Try crockpot squirrel , and then look how many pellets come in a tin for the price . Didn't say it would be my first choice just said it will get job done in the right hands
@@Christopher-qe9fu maybe I should change my menus😁🤤
Smooth barrels??? Never heard of any recent 1322 or 1377 without rifled barrels. Like to know where you bought one with a smooth barrel; confirmation please🤷♂️
It was at Walmart😆
What was the pellet grain? I use 7.87 jsb.
It's 7.4gr thanks for watching n God bless.
Crosman makes a shoulder stock.
Thanks for the info.
@@vameathunter2771 You're welcome.
Hello sir,how i can buy this air gun..?
Hi, you could buy in online even in Amazon.
big 5
Can someone with arthritis in their hands easily pump this?
It really depends on how severe the arthritis is but I think so.
I just got one (about 150€) and I'm not very impressed with the accuracy. I shoot resting and the grouping is kinda bad. I know it can't only be me because my Diana LP8 shoots way more accurate with iron sights as well.
Reading up online, with all the great reviews, it just seems as if I have gotten a bad model... anything I can do to fix that?
You might have to shoot some more for the barrel to break in and get better accuracy and this is not very accurate beyond 15 yards.
@@vameathunter2771 After a lot of shooting today... Maybe it broke in, maybe I screwed the sights tighter or maybe I just got better.
Anyways, it seems very acceptable now, even if it's shooting too high at a few meters (can't adjust them any more).
@@NoNamer123456789 Great! But it's a shame you can't adjust it any more but you know your point of impact so you can shoot accordingly.
@@vameathunter2771 Yeah that's not really that much of a problem. I wonder if it's worth investing in the steel breech. Supposedly it helps with the accuracy.
@@NoNamer123456789 If it's not expensive maybe.
What is the little bolt for?
To load the pellet, thanks for watching.
@@vameathunter2771 I decided to buy one, so I figured that out lol! They're quite fun!
@@Brendanvideos Congrats bro, be safe and have fun.
@vameathunter2771 thanks! I've been safe so far, I got eye protection and I've just been plinking some cans. Hope you are well!
@@Brendanvideos I'm great and thank you.
You did not show how to pump it.
It's easy, you just have to lower the forearm stock all the way and back up again. Thanks for watching.
larry david stops after 12 pumps.
LOL!
Hi, three questions please:
1. Did you have to adjust elevation and windage on the rare sight?
2. Does the forearm get wobbly/loose with time of hundreds of pumps?
3. Do the screws of the grips get loose with time and you need to tighten them sometimes?
I got these three things on mine.
Yes, no ,no 😁 thanks for watching.
@@vameathunter2771 Ok, one more question. Are you a man or a woman? So I could understand yes and no correctly.
@@morriszachrisson8359 Man lol!
@@vameathunter2771 Ok, so yes is yes and no is no there.
@@morriszachrisson8359 YUP😆