1377 owners: get in here!

[Tucannon]

The Wife's first three shots at 33ft I have changed the scope out as she didnt like the Tasco 

[nickwild6]

The Wife's first three shots at 33ft I have changed the scope out as she didnt like the Tasco 

wow nice......what scope did you replace it with?

[Tucannon]

A Center point  4x32

[Ira B]

Two cans of Eunjin 16.1 gr. pellets arrived yesterday!

Do not have a crono so I did some quick informal test shots out of my two 1377's.

First The Beast. 1377 with many mods.  Flat piston/valve, ported, tapered firing pin, softer valve spring, 18 inch barrel that is recrowned and polished breach lead in, steel breech with probed bolt, poly port.
Usually shoot the Kodiak 10.65 gr ammo with outstanding results.  Best accuracy at 15 pumps.
With the 16.1 pellets it seems to take about 20 pumps to get the same point of aim/impact at 30 yds.
Target was a steel soup can and it is very obvious that the heavier pellets pack a lot more whallop.
I put a flat chunk of granite rock in the can.  The Kodiak pellets basically turn into lead spray after penetrating the can and hitting the stone.  The Iunjin's remain intact but totally flatten out into a lead pancake. My impression is that if they hit bone the wound channel from that point on would be gruesome.
Overall, at 30 yds with a lot of pumps the 16.1 gr pellets seem to produce similar results to a 22 short.
Busy these days but when I get a chance I'll test accuracy at 50 yds. and post results.

Did a few rounds out of my mostly stock 1377 and the initial results were not nearly as impressive.
Will post more details later.

[nickwild6]

update:
spent a little more than planned went I went to mellon......went ahead and added the flat top piston and valve for $30...
My order everything on this list is for my new crosman 1322 1/……. Long probe bolt $12 1/ ……4 1/2" X 3/4" Alum. Muzzle brake $15 1/ ……Tippman 98 to 1322 stock adapter $25 1/…….Adjustable FT Piston for 1322 $15 1/…….FT Valves for 1322 $15 Shipping $2.00 TOTAL $84

also here is a picture of my r&b super pumper with truck bedliner rubberized paint....now i'm debating about doing my plastic grips also

[nickwild6]

is it ok to post here or should i have started my own thread on my build

[stalwart]

is it ok to post here or should i have started my own thread on my build

The way I read it, the title is an open invitation.

I'd like to know how well bedliner works on the plastic grips and stocks. I really enjoy build threads... if you have the time, fire one up!

[nickwild6]

is it ok to post here or should i have started my own thread on my build

The way I read it, the title is an open invitation.

I'd like to know how well bedliner works on the plastic grips and stocks. I really enjoy build threads... if you have the time, fire one up!

Thats the way I read it too
The Bedliner paint works much better than expected simply amazing.... Ends up being a satin finish orange peal....... And the best part is that the pumper makes it so easy to pump like night and day.......i'm thinking seriously about doing the hand grips also to match perfect.......seems very very durable also...time will tell

[warwolfmk2]

Here's mine not much to look at it's in .22 with a18in barrel and a Leapers 4x32 scope.

[BigErn]

Here are mine.

[Baltim0re28]

Here are mine.

Show off!!!

Beautiful...

[nickwild6]

wow very impressive guns people......some very creative stuff for sure....this is some real airgun porn

[daveb50]

is it ok to post here or should i have started my own thread on my build

The way I read it, the title is an open invitation.

I'd like to know how well bedliner works on the plastic grips and stocks. I really enjoy build threads... if you have the time, fire one up!

Thats the way I read it too
The Bedliner paint works much better than expected simply amazing.... Ends up being a satin finish orange peal....... And the best part is that the pumper makes it so easy to pump like night and day.......i'm thinking seriously about doing the hand grips also to match perfect.......seems very very durable also...time will tell

I like your forearm, who makes that one?

[nickwild6]

is it ok to post here or should i have started my own thread on my build

The way I read it, the title is an open invitation.

I'd like to know how well bedliner works on the plastic grips and stocks. I really enjoy build threads... if you have the time, fire one up!

Thats the way I read it too
The Bedliner paint works much better than expected simply amazing.... Ends up being a satin finish orange peal....... And the best part is that the pumper makes it so easy to pump like night and day.......i'm thinking seriously about doing the hand grips also to match perfect.......seems very very durable also...time will tell

I like your forearm, who makes thatRalph's

Yes Its Ralphs at  R&B grips......I didnt want the wood look on this build...I want ar15 black tachtical look so he sent me a unfinished walnut forearm...

[nickwild6]

My BSA red dot and steel breech showed up today




still waiting on bunch of parts from mellon and crosman...might be a while

[sandman]

F.n.g needs some advice here:

After seeing all these beautifully modded 1377's, I'm dying to build one myself, but there are some problems

1) Crosman is an American company, so obviously all nuts and bolts are going to be in Brittish/American sizes, which isn't a problem for most because they are from the U.S./U.K. but getting tools for them here in mainland Europe certainly isn't easy. What tools do I need, and in what sizes?

2) I'm not exactly skilled in working with metal, so do I need to drill stuff out when fitting mods like a flat-top valve/piston kit, a steel breech, an extended probe, a 24" barrel, steel pivot pin and metal barrel band, or is it just a matter of unscrewing some bolts and replacing some parts, and putting it back together? By the way, I'm ordering all my mods from gmac custom parts in Brittain.

[sandman]

Here are mine.

Wow, what mods does that one have? Chrony results?

[Hallucinosis]

Mine so far:




Light trigger spring + guide and pivot pin.
High polish on trigger sear surfaces (used Syderco fine, then ultra-fine ceramic stones).
Steel Breech.
UTG weaver to picatinny rail
Mellon Air flattop valve and piston.
Mellon Air pump pivot pin replacement.
UTG quick release picatinny scope rings.
Old 4x32 Simons .22 Scope.
Crosman Shoulder Stock.

[cherokeesteve]

Seems like the only thing that could hold one back in customizing a Crosman is one's own imagination. Very cool thread. No plans on modding my PC77, but sure do like looking at everyone else's.

[cherokeesteve]

F.n.g needs some advice here:

After seeing all these beautifully modded 1377's, I'm dying to build one myself, but there are some problems

1) Crosman is an American company, so obviously all nuts and bolts are going to be in Brittish/American sizes, which isn't a problem for most because they are from the U.S./U.K. but getting tools for them here in mainland Europe certainly isn't easy. What tools do I need, and in what sizes?

2) I'm not exactly skilled in working with metal, so do I need to drill stuff out when fitting mods like a flat-top valve/piston kit, a steel breech, an extended probe, a 24" barrel, steel pivot pin and metal barrel band, or is it just a matter of unscrewing some bolts and replacing some parts, and putting it back together? By the way, I'm ordering all my mods from gmac custom parts in Brittain.

Nothing special needed, SAE allen wrench set is all I can think of, might not even need that.