Crosman Model 1077 Reviews
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★☆☆☆☆
Written on: 26/09/2011
“absolout rubbish ”
i got the 1077 a week ago to replace my crossman 1022 air pistol (seizd up)wich in turn replaced my crossman phantom 1000x (shot the spring) my opinion is stay away from crosman air rifles/pistols as they are cheaply made and certainly not made to last the 1077 looks nice and feels nice but at just 3lbs its way too light and the stock is hollow plastic wich gives off that cheaply made feeling . the trigger and reload could have been better designed too as the draw from the trigger reloads. the problem...
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★★★☆☆
Written on: 13/08/2010
“I have had several problems with the crosman 1077. The...”
I have had several problems with the crosman 1077. The first one I bought leaked c02 and dropped power significantly after each shot, so I took it back and turned out it was faulty so i got a refund. The next one I got worked fine for a few months got around 2 and half clips per co2, I fitted a red dot sight and it was very accurate at around 25 yards. But after afew months after buying it, it keeps jamming and missing out pellets on the rotary clip, and at the moment the trigger jams up. I am also...
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★★★★★
Written on: 01/08/2010
“Crosman 1077 excellent gun haven't tried any small...”
Crosman 1077 excellent gun haven't tried any small game but great for plinking- target shooting, the 12 shot clip makes it fun shoot single or rapid fire. I bought a $7. tasco crosshair scope and even though it was accurate before just that much better. Used several types ammo and they all worked well.I wanted a co2 rifle so i won't complain about the 45-48 shot from one co2 power than is gone. Overall great gun, considering its brother the nightstalker uses same 12 shot clip. I originally was going...
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★★★★★
Written on: 03/07/2010
“Excellent gun, great for short / medium range...”
Excellent gun, great for short / medium range plinking, providing hours of fun. Biggest problem is it's just too easy to get rid of 100 shots! I bought 3 extra magazines with mine & together with the one that comes with the rifle gives 48 shots, after which I change the co2 capsule. With the semi-auto action that can be as little as a few minutes! I tried fitting an SMK 3-9x32 sight but just couldn't get it as accurate as I wanted so I've gone back to the open sights and it performs great with...
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★☆☆☆☆
Written on: 29/06/2010
“Rubbish, this isnt a very good gun, not isit very...”
Rubbish, this isnt a very good gun, not isit very accurate, It falls apart despite the fact that I've taken extensive care of it. I didnt really like the feel of the gun, all i liked was the look of it. I managed to shoot several birds with it and not one of them died despite 100% DEFINATE headshots. Avoid at all cost's....
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★★★★★
Written on: 12/06/2010
“this is a brilliant gun and would recomend it to...”
this is a brilliant gun and would recomend it to anyone. i bought it to kill rabbits and i have already killed 4 rabbits and onley had it for 2 days also it kills amazingly well i killed all 4 rabbits in 1 shot and 1 shot only...
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★☆☆☆☆
Written on: 29/10/2009
“i dont have one yet but should i get one please help...”
i dont have one yet but should i get one please help me i have the 760 66 and qeust 1000 all nice so dont know about co2 should iget it...
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★★★★☆
Written on: 13/10/2009
“I have been using this cartridge Airgun for 5 years....”
I have been using this cartridge Airgun for 5 years. The only thing Negative is the Trigger Pull. You have to pull the trigger to rotate (the 12 shot rotary clip) and then the mechanism fires the pellet. It isn't crisp. It is a long tensioned pull & then fire. So, when you start the pull to the firing of the pellet, you can have (un-wanted) movement. Otherwise, all ather aspects are great. 12 shots without reloading is a tremendous plus. I would have liked to know about the trigger pull before I...
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★★★★★
Written on: 10/10/2009
“Received my Crosman 1077 yesterday and have already...”
Received my Crosman 1077 yesterday and have already blown through 4 cylinders. Paid 65.00 plus free shipping. What a nice gun! A bit light on the weight side but the accuracy is nice. The front sight is nice. Working with pellets is a bit different, I'm used to BB's. I also bought 2 magazines and the extra clips. I load 48 pellets at a time and then fire 48 pellets very quickly. Nice quality and fit for a low price CO2 air gun. Now I will add a sling and go do more plinking! Enjoy yours,...
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★★★★☆
Written on: 07/10/2009
“Thx for your story man,..i just bought 1077 second...”
Thx for your story man,..i just bought 1077 second hand yesterday at airgun shop, i just shoot the cigarette very accurate from 10 meters...and the steel plate and that plate completly broke enough, i think this gun its really usefull and powerfull enough than the airsoft gun bb...with 450 fps that can't destroy the steel plate ...and this gun its more power full and accurate than the co2 pistol...that much expensive cost at my country indonesia. beside this gun i have sharp innove airriffle, sharp...
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★★★★★
Written on: 24/08/2009
“Crosman Model 1077s are good air guns , but power of...”
Crosman Model 1077s are good air guns , but power of 1077 was not good as spring air guns.. ...
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★★★★★
Written on: 18/06/2009
“the crosman 1077 air rifle is great for 10 to 14 year...”
the crosman 1077 air rifle is great for 10 to 14 year old as it is not that powerfull .i think of it as my favorite posesion and love to use it in the garden. ...
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★★★★★
Written on: 28/03/2009
“This Crosman Model 1077 gun is awesome my grandpa just...”
This Crosman Model 1077 gun is awesome my grandpa just gave this to me about a month ago and its awesome. The accuracy is the best. I bought a scope and its works great.The only thing that I think is bad is that it only uses the 12g. and i want the 88g. adapter. This gun that I got is 20 years old and I never missed a shot and it never jammed on my grandpa or me. Good points are basicly everything except the co2. Could of have put a bigger co2 receiver....
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★★★★★
Written on: 02/03/2009
“I bought this Crosman Model 1077 and had problems out...”
I bought this Crosman Model 1077 and had problems out of box,rifle barrel was way off center when using the open sites,the barrel was tilted to left could not adjust it,Contacted crossman and the took care of everything,,Got my new one and the tested it,sent a tone of extras and very nice to deal with..mounted a daisy powerline scope,,bought 5 extra mag clips ...man i have alot of fun with this ..75 to 100 feet,,280 to 300shots ,at about 700 fps on 88 gram co2..grouping was not as accurate as i...
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★★★★★
Written on: 20/12/2008
“Its an amazing Air rifle, Really accurate even...”
Its an amazing Air rifle, Really accurate even shooting on the open sights, but much better with a scope. I bought the new version it comes with an adapter so you can attach the larger co2 bottles which fire up to 400 shots and is still comfortable to hold and shoot with. 12 shot magazine is really handy as well and extra magazines are fairly cheap. The airgun is also available with a wood stock, though I bought the black plastic stock because its cheaper, and to be honest it still looks as good...
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★★★★☆
Written on: 26/09/2008
“Quite a good fun gun, but pretty useless for anything...”
Quite a good fun gun, but pretty useless for anything requiring much accuracy. The inconsistency between shots is unbelievable. Personally, even for a fun gun, I think a springer would be better. This gun is suitable for shooting cans at about 10m and nothing else....
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★★★★★
Written on: 25/09/2008
“I just want to buy the crosman 1077, but I don't know...”
I just want to buy the crosman 1077, but I don't know where and how. Can anyone help me with this. By the , I am from the Philippines and an air gun enthusiast....
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★★★★☆
Written on: 01/07/2008
“I like this gun. It is very fun to shoot. C02 is not...”
I like this gun. It is very fun to shoot. C02 is not as powerful as a springer o even a good pumper, so when i can hit the bullseye at 120ft, that's pretty good! BSA varmit hunter works great on this gun for night time shooting. I always wanted the nightstalker, but this gun is way better with the same options added on, except blowback. who the heck wants to waste c02 on blowback? anyone? On the 24th shot , the gun is out of c02. It will still shoot, but just a waste of time and pellets. I am not...
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★★★★☆
Written on: 01/01/2008
“All in all, this is a solidly mediocre air rifle. It...”
All in all, this is a solidly mediocre air rifle. It does what it is supposed to and with my 4x32AO scope, the pellets generally hit what I'm aiming at. In general, it is not suitable for hunting, because of it's limited range and minimal stopping power, but given the right circumstances, it will kill things like squirrels and birds. I've had this gun for about 5 years and never even bothered to try and kill anything with it, but today there was a squirrel sitting about 10 yards off, on a tree limb...
Read full reviewLurcher Man's response to Guest's Review
Written on: 04/02/2011
i am looking for an adaptor to put an 88g botle on my 1077 gun but i dont no wer to get 1 can any 1 help ?
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☆☆☆☆☆
Written on: 31/12/2007
“In my opinion its too heavy, no camouflage at all and...”
In my opinion its too heavy, no camouflage at all and I found it much harder to make swift movements with....
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★★★★★
Written on: 10/06/2007
“I bought my 1077 at a garage sale for $25. Though it...”
I bought my 1077 at a garage sale for $25. Though it is quite old (7 years) it has only been used a couple times and works as good as new. When I shot this, I was amazed that even after 7 years it holds CO2 almost as it did when it was new (after some using some trusty pellgun oil). I can get clean head shot kills at 20-30 yards easily and sometimes further if I compensate correctly. Although there is a lot of plastic on the gun (trigger, stock, trigger guard, receiver, etc.) it seems to hold up...
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★★★★★
Written on: 27/04/2007
“I wanted a semi auto pellet rifle to take care of some...”
I wanted a semi auto pellet rifle to take care of some blackbird and starling problems. I was only getting one at a time before the flock would fly off because they could hear me reload. So I headed down to Gander Mountain to see what they had. They didn't have the Crosman Nightstalker, so I got the Crosman 1077 with an air source adapter for $99. The gun is very light but well built. The one piece stock is very strong. It balances very well too. With the airsource tank and adapter, it's a little...
Read full reviewDanulson988's response to patgreen123's Review
Written on: 01/07/2008
I get only 24 good shots. on the 24th shot, I can see and feel the power loss. I'm not complaining cause this gun shoots pretty hard for a c02. I guess if I was getting the advertised 60 shots, it would be a weak shooter as far as power goes?
Squirrel Hitman's response to patgreen123's Review
Written on: 05/01/2009
I found this review helpful because... Im getting my 1077 tomarro and I wanted to find out the guns killing power.
★★★★☆
Written on: 12/02/2007
“Only had this gun for a week and have used it solely...”
Only had this gun for a week and have used it solely on targets in my attic. I really want to use it to kill grey squirrels that have invaded my loft and am told by the dealer it is powerful enough to kill them. I also purchased a 4x scope. On test firing I found the open sights to be easy to use. The new neon front sight is particularly useful in locating exactly where the barrel is aiming. It fills the backsight notch perfectly making shooting at targets relatively secure. With its CO2 source,...
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★★★★★
Written on: 31/01/2007
“I don't understand why people complain about this gun,...”
I don't understand why people complain about this gun, Crosman 1077 is an awesome gun, I have 2 Crosman 1077's, regular blk plastic stock and a wood stock. I had the blk one for about 7 years now and still shoots good and very powerful. I upgrade to the 88 gram airsource kit on both guns and right now I am trying to upgrade to remote coil kit. I did a hammer spring modification on my blk one and it shoots very hard, gets about 700 FPS with daisy lead free pointed pellets but have a 10 pound trigger,...
Read full reviewCactuscutter's response to 276668_shawnsent's Review
Written on: 18/05/2007
Please explain how you did your trigger modification. I just purchased a 1077 and find the hard trigger pull very annoying and a hindrance to accuracy. Also, how many shots do you typically get out of a 12 gram powerlet? Lastly, one of the other reviews mentioned a silencer. Since your post indicates you have many Crosman airguns, perhaps you have one or know where to obtain one. I too, have several older Crosmans, including my favorite, a .22 pump, that has tremendous penetration power, that is about 30 years old now and still works fine. Thanks in advance for any advice you can offer.
Cactuscutter's response to 276668_shawnsent's Review
Written on: 18/05/2007
I just wrote re silencer and trigger pull modification. I think my new 1077 is already leaking CO2 because I can hear a slight hissing. May explain why I'm only getting about 3 clips use out of a powerlet. Have you had this problem, if so, how did you fix? Maybe I should just return it or exchange it. Have you tried the AirSource kit?
P Harris's response to 276668_shawnsent's Review
Written on: 18/05/2007
Hi cactuscutter, 1st i bought my silencer with the gun from uttings in the uk, the 1077 is fairly quiet but i use mine indoors so as to keep the neighbours happy i use the silencer which works quiet well. 2nd, sounds as if you have a faulty gun as i get about 50/60 shots of which 40/45 are any good for accurate target shooting at about 10 yards. 3rdly, don't mess with the trigger unless you know what you are doing as i read on the crosman forum of how to up power and ease the trigger but on reassembling a small piece fell out and for the life of me couldn't find where it went even after looking at the exploded views of it , and when i had it back together it only shot at around 1.5 lb/ft and had to send it back to Crosmans rep and when i got it back thy sent a sarky note with it saying don't mess with it again, but thy didn't charge me this time, even when my excuse failed. hope this helps. p.s. i put a diopter sight on mine and had to put a higher front sight on to zero in.
Danulson988's response to 276668_shawnsent's Review
Written on: 01/07/2008
My new gun doesn;t leak c02 but i only get 24 good shots. They are very powerful shots so i think it is a good thing.
★★★★★
Written on: 10/08/2006
“I bought a Crosman 1077 a few months ago, and this is...”
I bought a Crosman 1077 a few months ago, and this is the first time I have had a chance to write some reviews. Well, on receiving my rifle from Uttings, I also got the silencer and some spare mags, which is a must for this rapid fire gun. As has been said you can go through a mag in 2 seconds, or thereabouts, only stopping to change mags and let the CO2 warm up for another amazing burst. The silencer works, which helps with me firing it indoors, and it also keeps her-indoors happy. The power isn't...
Read full reviewRunner724's response to p harris's Review
Written on: 23/01/2007
This is the most quiet gun I have ever shot. You wasted money on that silencer.
Cactuscutter's response to p harris's Review
Written on: 18/05/2007
Where did you get your silencer for the Crosman 1077? Also, how many shots do you get per 12 gram powerlet? Have you tried the 88 gram AirSource kit? Lastly, have you modified the trigger pull? Thanks in advance.
★★★★☆
Written on: 01/07/2006
“I put a small 4x15 scope on this Crosman model 1077 as...”
I put a small 4x15 scope on this Crosman model 1077 as the open sights aren't much. It hits pretty much where I aim it, for a few shots. It has the same problem a lot of CO2 repeaters have, quick successive shots chill down the CO2 cartridge. If you want to get full use of your CO2 you'll need to shoot a few shots and lay the rifle aside, possibly shoot a different airgun for a while.
Neither would I consider using this rifle to kill anything, except possibly a mouse. It simply doesn't...
287886_Cwhill's response to thepaladin's Review
Written on: 04/05/2007
I disagree about not using it to kill anything but a mouse. I regularly use mine for pest control. I've had a horrible time with Grey Squirrels and Chipmunks over the past fwe years. This gun is dead on with stock fiber sights. One shot to the head kills them quick. I've hit them as far away as 40 feet no problem.
Thepaladin's response to thepaladin's Review
Written on: 05/06/2007
Well I've read up on the power it'd supposed to have. It could be that mine's just a little weak, theres always the chance that it's just a fluky rifle. I had considered getting the kit for the large co2 bottle, but I going to have to get better performance. I'm glad you've had good luck with yours.
Thepaladin's response to thepaladin's Review
Written on: 05/06/2007
By the way, the picture at the top of this page is a Rabbit Stoper, not a 1077. Just thought I'd mention that the wrong rifle is pictured, the picture above is a Crosman 2260, a fine rifle I like very much. If you chek my review on it (it's also been called a "Rabbit Stoper" but I believe Crosman has dropped that) you'll find I rate it very high. It confused me a few seconds when i first looked here.
Shadow177Hunter's response to thepaladin's Review
Written on: 11/06/2007
I would also have to disagree with only using the 1077 to kill a mouse. I can get squirrel kills at 20-30 yards with a head shot easily possibly even further with a head shot and a few body shots. All of my kills have also been a drop dead clean kill. The 1077 is a great gun.
Thepaladin's response to thepaladin's Review
Written on: 11/06/2007
OK, uncle...I'm beginning to think that the trouble is with my rifle. The official line is 625fps and that would probably be with lasers or such it was rated before PBA ammo was around. But, my experience with the rifle has been somewhat disappointing. As I said before to my first insensed reader, I'm glad your rifle is "as presented". The only review I can give is from my own experience, and my rifle failed to perform.
Thepaladin's response to thepaladin's Review
Written on: 06/10/2007
Ok guys, i see I got an "unhelpful" on this. I resighted my 1077W today and put a couple more cartridges through it. It seems to be working well, it hits where I aim it (25 yards and easily hits the x ring), but I would not use this rifle for anything other than small rodents. If yours does better good, but at 25 yards a domed pellet buries it's head in a board, but no more. I suppose it would take a squirrel as its about the size of a mouse, but I have rifles that I would feel more confident about making a humane kill. This is a good plinker and I'd take birds or small rodents but nothing larger. I like the rifle, for what it is. If yours hits harder I'm happy for you, mine doesn't.
★★★★☆
Written on: 22/05/2006
“Bought this Crosman 1077 because it's the only .177...”
Bought this Crosman 1077 because it's the only .177 co2 repeater out there. The rear sight is of cheap design and ws bent on mine so I took it out and put a Daisy 4x15 scope on it - what a combo, cheap and fun! The semi-auto action and feel is absolutely hilarious and works great, it too bad that the gun is too low powered to hunt gophers unless they let me get closer than 10 yards, and then I don't think I'd hurt one until I got to 6-7 yards. It could accurately hit a pellet tin from 33 feet out,...
Read full reviewDanulson988's response to wanakillgophers's Review
Written on: 01/07/2008
It surely is not a springer now is it? Not a hunting weapon unless that is all you got to work with. I can see the pellets through the scope making there way to the target on about the 2nd clip. But, I only get 2 good clips anyway.
<br/>Still shoots great for a low cost c02.
Danulson988's response to wanakillgophers's Review
Written on: 01/07/2008
i forgot to mention, my rear sight was bent to the left also. The sight was over center,leaning to the right side of the barrel. tried to fix it, nope went right back. The steel was bent out of shape as well. I guess I could have fixed it with pliers, nah, just mounted crosman scope from my quest1000. works great with that.
★★★★★
Written on: 22/04/2006
“The Crossman 1077 is a nice plinking semi auto rifle,...”
The Crossman 1077 is a nice plinking semi auto rifle, accurate and quick shooting. I guess about average in its use of CO2. I'm able to get about 48-50 shots before the accuracy starts to fail. I wouldn't recommend it for hunting. But if you need too use it for hunting use Gamo Raptor pellets, these will increase the rifle's velocity up to about 750 fps.
Also use a fresh CO2 to get the highest velocity. The Raptors shot pretty well in my 1077. Production quality may be a question with the rifle....
246943_Somepersonwhoshoots's response to 239701_gustmouse's Review
Written on: 13/06/2006
i've heard bad, bad things about the raptor. many people say it gets lousy groups. also, you need to know fps is not everything. in fact, lighter pellets will loose their power downrange, as opposed to heavy pellets, which maintain a more constant speed. just think of it like this= someone has rigged a cannon to shoot pop cans. one is full, the other empty. at first, the empty can will go much faster, but will very soon slow down and drop. the full can will be slower, but will maintain its flight pattern. this is a common misconception among airguns. one more thing to remember, is that velocities as advertised on the boxes are shot with ultra light pellets, such as the gamo raptor. by using it, you get the same velocities, not higher. every other pellet is slower. keep this in mind, and you wont be so disappointed with the performance.
★★★★★
Written on: 13/04/2006
“I got this Crosman 1077 gun from my brother in law...”
I got this Crosman 1077 gun from my brother in law about 1 week ago. He has had it since he was 16, and now he is 26 (do the math, the gun is 10 years old!). He said he has never had any problem with it, never had to use the chamber unjammer buttons, or had c02 stuck in it. And I know my brother in law, he is the kind of guy that goes trigger happy. He said he has killed so many birds around his shop, that there started being tooA many dead birds sitting around. So he gave it to me, and I haven't...
Read full reviewSquirrel Hitman's response to sharpshooter88's Review
Written on: 05/01/2009
thanks man i bought mine today and im going to go use it now
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★★★★★
Written on: 13/04/2006
“Like I said, out of the box, Crosman 1077 power is...”
Like I said, out of the box, Crosman 1077 power is terrible. I fixed that by taking the hammer spring, holding an open flame under it for a few seconds, (that loosens up the metal, in case you didn't know.) then stretch it out, just a little bit. This weakens it, making it hit the valve longer, and let more gas through. It now shoots a solid 700+ FPS. The accuracy is sometimes overrated, sometimes under. I'll state it like this. It's almost as good as a Powerline 880. Once it's sighted in, you shouldn't...
Read full reviewCesarf25S's response to derrick007's Review
Written on: 12/06/2006
how did you make the silencer??? I like shooting in the apartment. I don't want to alarm neighbours. I have a 760b and its pretty loud. Sometimes my little girls are startled by it. I really don't like that. The silencer would really help.
320626_Jense822's response to derrick007's Review
Written on: 29/10/2007
How did you make your suppressor? I want to see if it is better than the one i have.
Sportingun's response to derrick007's Review
Written on: 17/02/2008
EIGHT shots!<br/>Pretty cruel that, if you can't kill with one then dont shoot animals.
Danulson988's response to derrick007's Review
Written on: 01/07/2008
I am confused by holding the hammer spring under a flame and strecthing it longer??? I have read many mod's that say to clip off the hook and to bend a new hook to shorten the hammer spring,thus making it hit harder. Is this incorrect? It seems to me that stretching it longer makes it weak. are you sure this is right?
★★★★★
Written on: 12/04/2006
“I was so impressed with my first Crosman 1077 bought...”
I was so impressed with my first Crosman 1077 bought in UK, that when I got a seasonal residence in Canada. I bought another one here, got a great deal at Canadian tire, I have never had a jam, or mis feed. It is great for hunting small stuff squirrels etc, and black crows etc. It is a little under powered for much bigger, although it is far more powerful than you first think. I shot a pigeon from 30 feet, and it went straight through killing it instantly! So don't be fooled by the zero recoil and...
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★★☆☆☆
Written on: 31/03/2006
“The Crosman 1077 rated feet per second MUST be...”
The Crosman 1077 rated feet per second MUST be overstated! This gun will not shoot straight no matter how I adjust the sights. This is a plinker gun. If you are looking for knock down power,buy another model, not the 1077!...
Read full reviewMachinehead's response to 236576_mikepilot4's Review
Written on: 27/12/2006
The 1077 is one of the most highly regarded air rifles ever produced. Likely you are doing something wrong or (unlikely) you got a lemon and need to return it to the store.
Bb2791's response to 236576_mikepilot4's Review
Written on: 10/02/2007
Please check your local authorities for the restrictions on air guns. The Crossman 1077 you got might be modified (decrease the power) by the manufacturer due to the local restrictions. Otherwise, please return to the manufacturer for checking.
Danulson988's response to 236576_mikepilot4's Review
Written on: 01/07/2008
You mean that his c02 rifle doesnt shoot hard enough for knock down power?? I was sure it would have knock down power. Try knocking over a pop can or two, i am sure it works just fine.
★★☆☆☆
Written on: 26/02/2006
“I can see the point in the Crosman 1077 for people who...”
I can see the point in the Crosman 1077 for people who want either a starter air gun or a plinker for a confined garden but NEVER TRY TO SHOOT ANYTHING BIGGER THAN A MOUSE WITH IT! You just won't kill it. Expect poor acuracy and you wont be dissapointed! Most of the moving parts including the rotary magazines are made of plastic: do not expect it to last!...
Read full reviewMachinehead's response to rowanl2006's Review
Written on: 27/12/2006
My 1077 will shoot clean through a 2 liter bottle filled with water from 30 or 40 feet. Most likely you are doing something wrong.
Bb2791's response to rowanl2006's Review
Written on: 10/02/2007
1077 claims to have 625FPS. It should well able to penetrate 4 soda cans filled with water (depends on the type of Pellets you use). The Crossman 1077 you got might be modified (decrease the power) by the manufacturer due to the local restrictions.
Danulson988's response to rowanl2006's Review
Written on: 01/07/2008
If you really must kill things, buy a hunting gun. This is a fun gun. Not a hunting weapon. nothing less than 1000fps seems humane for anything less than gopher sized.
★★★★★
Written on: 19/02/2006
“With the homemade paintball adapter I made you get...”
With the homemade paintball adapter I made you get about 1000 shots non-stop action from the Crosman 1077. I also use a quick reloader kit which loads 4 clips at the same time within 10 seconds....
Read full reviewFpereramx's response to Fons's Review
Written on: 28/04/2006
I´d like to learn more about your adapter, my son has a 1077 we are happy with it, but if you could let me know more about your tunings I will appreciate it.
Best regards
★★★★★
Written on: 25/12/2005
“I was board one day and wanted to shoot some pigeons...”
I was board one day and wanted to shoot some pigeons so, I went and picked up a Crossman 1077 for about 60 bucks. I was messing around with one at a friends house just dry firing it but it seemed like a good little rifle, I rather liked the trigger pull, so I went and got one. I took off the stock sights and put on a BSA 30mm red dot, then I put on a 3 ponit tactical sling (I'm a marine I just had one on hand so why not?). Using Gamo 7.9g Match wad cutters. It took about 15 rounds or so to zero...
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★★★★★
Written on: 20/12/2005
“Have bought the Crossman model 1077 for a couple of...”
Have bought the Crossman model 1077 for a couple of days and shot over 300 pellets. Have fitted a Konus scope 4X32 and on 20 meters can shoot every pellet on top of the previous...
Nice rifle, recommended......
★★★★★
Written on: 17/11/2005
“The Crosman 1077 is great, reliable and accurate!!! ”
The Crosman 1077 is great, reliable and accurate!!!
I got this gun from my neighbor who said it was 2 years old, but it was in great condition. This is my most reliable and accurate gun, and I love it!!!
When you shoot the first shot from CO2, it's got quite a lot of recoil, which makes you jerk the barrel into the air. It's cool!...
★★★★★
Written on: 12/11/2005
“I've only had my Crosman 1077 for 2 weeks and so far...”
I've only had my Crosman 1077 for 2 weeks and so far it has had no problems with the co2 capsules falling out when you want them to, or them exploding when you screw them in. work good for shooting at targets and I work on a farm and can kill pigons so can be used for small game. Also mine cost 70.00 so it wasn't to expensive....
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★★★★★
Written on: 05/11/2005
“People complain about the C02 bulbs bursting and...”
People complain about the C02 bulbs bursting and leaking with the Crossman Model 1077 air rifle, but I have never had that problem. You can buy the 88 gram airsource adapter for it, and it will make all of your shots just like the first few shots from a new bulb. I have gotten the gun to be extremely accurate, and with a bipod or something to brace the gun on, you can shoot quarters from over 30 yards consistently....
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★☆☆☆☆
Written on: 29/10/2005
“I bought the Crosman 1077 air rifle today from...”
I bought the Crosman 1077 air rifle today from Canadian Tire. The total came to $170.99. I got it home and out of the box, and got it ready to go. I loaded up the two clips that it comes with and headed outside. About the 5th shot into the first clip the thing jammed. Alright, so I got that undone thinking it was going to be rare and I loaded up about another 4 clips. So far I have been able to shoot 1 clip without any jams (slow shooting or fast shooting). Now the thing is jammed once more, and...
Read full reviewCazoots's response to jebus87's Review
Written on: 05/02/2006
It is very important that when loading the pellets into the 12 round clip you take the few seconds to use a ball point pen to seat the pellet firmly in the center of the hole. You must make sure that the point doesn't extend to far forward the the back doesn't extend too far back. THis sounds like a hassle but it takes only a few seconds. Quite easy and very fast. When pushing the pellet in with by ball point pen I keep a finger pressed against the front of the hole as this makes it easy not to press too far forward. If you don't do this the rifle will jam all the time. I have not had one single jam with mine because I read about this technique before I bought the gun.
Sharpshooter88's response to jebus87's Review
Written on: 13/04/2006
$170.99? Wow, I think you got ripped off......
<br>The Dick's near me has it for $99.99
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<br>And about the c02, since I don't have the realy manul, I looked up the online one( http://www.crosman.com/2004/pdf/manuals/crosman/1077/C1077W-OM.pdf )
<br>It tells you how to load the c02 correctly. Did you try screwing the thing on all the way once you but the c02 in? I screw it on by hand untill there are about 3 threads still visible. Then I try shooting it, and if it doesn't, I screw it in alittle more until it shots. Works fine for me.........
Machinehead's response to jebus87's Review
Written on: 27/12/2006
You are doing something wrong, make sure the barrel latch is in the forward position when you shoot.
Machinehead's response to jebus87's Review
Written on: 27/12/2006
Correction. The barrel latch should be in the rear position. The 1077 have a movable barrel. Some people glue it in place to improve accuracy.
★★★★☆
Written on: 09/10/2005
“The Crosman 1077 rifle looks and feels like a toy, but...”
The Crosman 1077 rifle looks and feels like a toy, but it's just perfect for indoor and backyard-range shooting. I suspect that if it had a good single action trigger and a decent rear sight, it could almost reach the accuracy of a match rifle. It's all made of plastic, so don't expect it to last forever, but enjoy its great fun-factor as long as it keeps working. Here in Italy it comes for €160, which is simply unaccettable compared with the U.S. price. I would recommend it only to those who...
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★★★★★
Written on: 03/08/2005
“Ok....... first good things. ”
Ok....... first good things.
Put in a co2 builb and pull the trigger, seems like i'm not telling the truth but I am. It fires 12 shots as fast as you can pull the trigger, but I don't recommend this as it loses velocity after the first 6. I have fired 6 in about a second or so and the feel of hitting a target with six pellets is pretty good. The gun's power is around 10ft lbs but on the first 5 shots or so it is so much more powerful, I might just have a faulty model but a fresh bulb really...
Fons's response to reapersniper's Review
Written on: 19/02/2006
I made a modification adapter so i can use it with paintball tanks instead of getting 5 power shots using standard powerlets you get about 1000 shots with high power email me and i will tell you all about it. Email: rfonz21@aol.com.
★★★★★
Written on: 06/07/2005
“After nearly a decade of service without any repairs...”
After nearly a decade of service without any repairs and only light maintenance this airgun has outperformed my expectations. I believe mine fires at or above the advertised 625 fps. Riding atop my 1077 is a same vintage Bushnell 4x32 scope. I have rarely missed my mark with this combination. I find my airgun gets approximately 66 shots per CO2 powerlet then croaks. Power, not accuracy seems to drop off at about 35 yards. The combination of good looks, light weight, reasonable efficency and low...
Read full reviewSifu456's response to 200697_Flying Discman's Review
Written on: 07/10/2005
Thats just about my opinion on this rifle most of the people that complains are apparently having users problems or got a lemon. I have two and they are really fun to shoot, 12 shots right after another up to 4 mags so my guns gotten more effienct but not as good as yours.
<br>I'm getting only 48 power shots and probably 60 before the capsule is empty.
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<br>Inside 25 yards its very accurate and at 10 yards because its recoiless it super accurate 1 hole 3 shot groups on 5 different 1" target.
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<br>For the money its one of my most satisfying air rifles. I pity the mouse that this rifles cross hairs are on (inside 15-20 yards).
★★★★☆
Written on: 01/06/2005
“The Crossman model 1077 Air Rifle doing 550fps...”
The Crossman model 1077 Air Rifle doing 550fps shooting 7.9 Crosman WC its a nice little semi-auto & pretty accurate. Shooting the 7.4 gold Beeman I probably could get close to 600fps.
I had heard that this rifle had problems with power, accuracy and workamnship in general, I did not find this to be true. I've heard that if a pellet gets stuck in the barrel there is no way to unstick it unless you send it back to Crosman. Thats untrue a air gun cleaner rod pushes it right out, it jammed...
★☆☆☆☆
Written on: 01/06/2005
“I've had my Crossman model 1077 Air Rifle for 4 weeks...”
I've had my Crossman model 1077 Air Rifle for 4 weeks now, i've used it two or three times and there are now big problems when I'm loading the c02 - as i'm screwing the cap in all the c02 explodes(?) out, it has done the same when i've loaded it up another 3 times. I'm waiting to here from the shop now to see what they can come up with....
Read full reviewSifu456's response to to cool's Review
Written on: 17/06/2005
Sounds like you got a lemon and your cap seal is leaking.
I have two Crosman 1077s both are very accurate inside 25 yards, ones scoped the others iron sights both have reliable Co2 functions from loading, shooting and unloading. Both have probably 400 rounds through them, Others have clocked 10,000 and still kicking.
I'm getting 48 power shots before I lose the same power and its start shooting low. I could probably get 50 shots out of it but I'd have to start aiming higher so I usually just eject/pull out the magazine and rapid fire to empty the spent Co2 capsules.
If you get yours working you wil find that it is a fun pellet rifle almost like having a silenced Ruger 1022 size and handling.
If not trash that one and buy one of the reman'd 1077 from Compasseco Inc for $33.95. Like I said I have two.
The Best Thing That Ever Happened To Your Mum's response to to cool's Review
Written on: 04/10/2005
The same happened with me but if you just send it back to crossman or the shop where you bought it from they will give you a new one. It is just a faulty gun.
Bb2791's response to to cool's Review
Written on: 10/02/2007
You definitely need a new CO2 cartridges seal. Please send the gun back before it causes danger to you. It happened to my Gamo P23.
★★★★☆
Written on: 19/05/2005
“The Crossman model 1077 Air Rifle doing 485-520fps 7.9...”
The Crossman model 1077 Air Rifle doing 485-520fps 7.9 Crosman WC its a nice little semi-auto pretty accurate and no jams. I had heard that this rifle had problems with accuracy and was problem prone in general, I did not find this to be true.
After setting the iron sights it cut the center out at 13 yards benched. It shot the cap top of oil bottle at the same range going all the way thru. It also went thru one side of a empty pellet tin numerous times leaving a bad dents on other side....
Heypilch's response to Sifu456's Review
Written on: 13/06/2005
I don't know if anyone has told you about the Airsource conversion kit for the 1007, but I just converted mine & I love it. Although I liked my 1077 before, I felt like the powerlets limited me a lot. Once I installed the Airsource kit, I was able to take rodents from @ 30-40 feet away - with pinpoint accuracy. I also set mine up with an NCStar mini scope w/high rise rings, which allows me to see through the rings & use the iron sights if need be.
Just thought I'd pass it along!
★★★★★
Written on: 20/03/2005
“I received the 1077 as a christmas present from a...”
I received the 1077 as a christmas present from a relative who got it from Canadian Tire. I have put upwards of 10,000 pellets through it and it has been abused regularly by me and my friends and still shoots fine. The gun is great, it is one of the very few true semi-automatic pellet guns on the market, and it's a blast to shoot.
Power:
The canadian version is capped at 495 FPS, but this is no major drawback although indivual shots aren't super powerful, the ability to unload an entire...
Hob247's response to airgunner420's Review
Written on: 18/08/2005
I am having dificulty finding the right pellets to fire. Using 4x28 sights and a bipod, one brand fires left, one right, and others way down left or way down right. I know that the CO2 cartridge fades, but these tests were done using a new bulb and full mag each time. I would appreciate any help or advice.
Trantamerica's response to airgunner420's Review
Written on: 18/09/2005
Did you try using just the standard Crosman pellets? This gun might not be able to handle heavy pellets.
Airgunner420's response to airgunner420's Review
Written on: 30/09/2005
I use the standard Crosman .177 Pointed Tips and they work perfectly.
Colonel Chimp's response to airgunner420's Review
Written on: 12/04/2006
Hi, the batteries in the sight are available from most stores, they are the flat penny ones, it takes one cr2032, should only cost around $4 a pair , if you have the same copperhead sight as me, then just take off the cover under the front of the sight and replace battery, hope this helps, cheers, Colonel chimp
★★★★☆
Written on: 27/02/2005
“Crossman model 1077: ”
Crossman model 1077:
I am an avid collector of all kinds weapons, and consider my collection of air rifles and pistols to be as important as the rest of my collection -mainly because I can shoot and enjoy them in my own backyard (as opposed to my Winchester 30-30s, for example!).
I bought the Model 1007 because I've always liked semi auto pellguns & thought this rifle would make a great addition. Like my Dad (who was a Marine sniper), I'm teaching my kids the awesome responsibility...
★☆☆☆☆
Written on: 07/02/2005
“I bought the 1077 almost a year ago and now it's...”
I bought the 1077 almost a year ago and now it's hardly being used. Since new it was shooting very poorly, so I decided to test it on a chrono since a lot of the time I can see the pelllet left the barrel and what a surprise the rifle is only shooting at an average 250 fps. No wonder I can see the pellet left the barrel. Well for now I just put it where the sun don't shine until I got time one day to take it apart and see if it can be improved.
I strongly recommend my friends NOT to buy it....
Patgreen123's response to sonic07's Review
Written on: 01/10/2006
Are you sure your chronny is in fps, or is it mps (meters per second)? 250mps is a bit high for that rifle, (the advertised velocity is 625fps), but it's not unheard of. How slow do you think the pellet is going? Just take a guess, because sometimes chronnies can sometimes be not as accurate as you would think down at low velocities. After all, I have 20-40 vision, and I can see a pellet leave the barrel of my Benjamin 392LE, my Gamo Shadow 1000, and my Daisy Powerline 880. And with glasses, I can occasionally pick up a standard velocity .22lr rimfire round. If all that you say is correct, then I would first take it apart if it's past its 1 year warranty, and take a look at the co2 release mechanism. It might not be releasing enough c02 per shot. There's a simple fix for that. Just take the mainspring, hold it over an open flame, ie. a butane lighter, and stretch it out a bit. This will weaken the spring and allow the hammer to hit the valve longer and release more co2 per shot. Good luck.
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