Crosman 1077 Repeater Reviews

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Crosman 1077 Repeater
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Average Ratings for Crosman 1077 Repeater

  • Accuracy3.9 stars
  • Handling4.4 stars
  • Value for Money3.8 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings4 stars
  • Overall Rating4 stars

23 Reviews For Crosman 1077 Repeater

  • dale1996 Rank: Lance Corporal 20th Jun 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Good Points: Very accurate and will take out cans continuously.the synthetic /wood stock is light weight.and is quick to reload if you have a spare clip.


    Bad Points: The co2 cartridge will run out very fast,so get a 88g co2 adapter for about 40$$ and another thing after about 50 shots it will start to be inacurate.


    General comments: Tips-use fire power brand co2 because a crosman type 12g co2 last about 70 shots the fire power last 130 shots.and you will not need a scope because the pellet drop down a lot, but don't let that turn you away load up on co2, extra clips,pellets,oh yeah pellets,use crosman pointed pellets they have great impact.

  • Guest 14th May 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    This is probably the best air rifle i have ever used and will take all kinds of things and pests i have shot and taken down in one shot pigeons, sparrows, starlings, and other small stuff. The sparrow i shot with it was HUGE it was as big as a peanut butter jar and all it took was one shot to kill it. It also makes a great target rifle because it is pretty accurate once you set up the sites i can hit a coke bottle 50 ft away.

  • Guest 11th Mar 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    I love this gun, one time I shot a pop can about 100 feet a way. I hit it about one inch from the very bottom of the can. It's only jammed twice sinse I got it, that was at Cristmas.

  • Guest 15th Feb 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I bought the crosman 1077 after already having had 2 knightstalkers (both went back because of loosing air!!!!) this Crosman 1077 Repeater is a great air rifle, it's got good power and accuracy especially with a cheap scope on it!! it is easy to load and very well made and i like this better than the knightstalker and it is a lot cheaper!!! the code says it was built on sept.2007 and i am getting at least 6 clips shot to a powerlet!!! this is a fun air rifle and i am very pleased with it!!!

  • davemirra24 12th Feb 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    The best gun ive ever handled.. Have 5 guns that were $500 and and this gun works better than all of them

  • andyd93 Rank: Corporal 28th Sep 2007

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I got this rifle (the first air rifle that has belonged to me) for £99 with 3 x 12g cylinders, 1x tin of Milbro Caledonion and 12 x SMK paper targets from a guy who has a shop that is closing at the end of the month.

    Anyway, back to the gun. A very solid built, quality gun. Stock, trigger, trigger guard, magazine, and rotary wheel in clip are all made of ABS which is a very tough, hardened plastic. The barrel (outer and rifled inner) are brass.

    A very good rifle for beginners and th ...

  • CenturionKX1230 Rank: Corporal 13th Aug 2007

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    After having tried two specimens of the NightStalker variety, I gave up and decided to go with the tried and true 1077 Repeater.
    My initial experience was one of pleasant surprise and that lasted until I attempted to adjust the standard sight. The initial grouping at 10 meters was a nice and tight 2 cm and had I not had a regimental dinner the evening before, I might have been able to whittle it down to within a single centimeter or less. I consider this quite satisfactory for a weapon in which ...

  • airsmith282 Rank: Lance Corporal 30th Jul 2007

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    good gun for 90% plastic, if you have power isses then chck the nozzle oring out, New seals perhaps are also in order if the power loss is not cured as valve stem seals where out in these guns after a lot of rounds i usually replace every seal in the gun not just one. A new hammer spring from time to time if you shoot it a lot, for the cheap upkeep on the gun its lasted so far thousands of rounds and i have had it for 3 years now and its still one of my favourite guns..

    I'd recommend that eve ...

  • Bella0000 Rank: Lieutenant 14th Jul 2007

    Reviewer rating: 2.5 stars


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    Was generally satisfied until my rifle died and being it is only approx. 2 years old I felt that was a little premature. Crosman does not show much concern for the customer if the warranty has expired. I own several air guns so the amount of use was moderate. Initial cost with the air source was $100 which in not bad but the product should last longer than it did. I think it would be wise to build quality product even if the cost was a little more.

  • guru1ofatl Rank: 2nd Lieutenant 8th Jul 2007

    Reviewer rating: 0.5 stars


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    I don't normally slam products but there is a time and a place for everything.
    In an effort to give this rifle a fair shot, I exchanged the first one and tried again. Too bad both rifles gave me the same results.
    Here is the 1077 experience...
    1. Insert the co2 cart.
    2. Insert a loaded clip of 12 pellets
    3. Shoot through first 12 pellets at 700-650 feet per second (fps) velocity
    4. Load your second clip of 12 pellets
    5. Shoot the first 3 at 700-650fps and then watch the velocity drop to 4 ...

  • mnshoot Rank: Corporal 22nd Jun 2007

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Many pellet gun owners like the 1077 because it is so darn easy to modify.
    The greatest enemy of any gas gun is getting liquid CO2 into the seals. You must keep the liquid as far away from the seals as possible (or you will eventually fry them and they will leak). The method below not only results in an economical rifle, but one that absolutely keeps liquid from the seals.
    In the name of economy (because it is very expensive to operate this rifle), I have bulked the two I own.
    One utilizes ...

  • hrw0488 19th Jun 2007

    Reviewer rating: 2.5 stars


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    I bought my first model 1077 some time ago to combat squirrels that had become increasingly invasive and destructive. I was very, very pleased. the powerlet provided a ready reservoir of CO2.
    Multiple shots are needed for the agile, fast-moving squirrels. Accuracy was very good. I had no complaints at all for a year or two. Apparently the seal or gasket that holds the CO 2 deteriorated, because a day or two after loading the powerlet, the gun wouldn't fire because all the CO2 had leaked out ...

  • peter1377 23rd May 2007

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I have had this gun for about two week. This gun shoots much better than I expected. Can't complain about the plastic at this price point.
    I've used it with powerlets and the airsource, works well with both; I think I am getting more velocity with the Airsouce (subjectively).

    The only change I plan on making is to upgrade the rear site which is very cheap and will move around unless you are careful not to bump it.

    I have had better accuracy with heavier/longer pellets (Beeman and Diablo) ...

  • mstecker 19th May 2007

    Reviewer rating: 1.5 stars


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    The Crosman 1077W CO2 repeater is the worst air rifle I have used (I have used 3). The power is ridiculously low and is slightly less than my Chinese air soft AEG. It barely shoots through cardboard with Crosman wad cutters and is unable to shoot down metal targets made for air rifle use. A shooting test on a telephone book showed it only penetrated a few pages compared to 20 mm (about 10 times as much) with my Chinese springer which cost $20 less and has nicer wood stock and rubber recoil pa ...

  • spasor Rank: Corporal 30th Apr 2007

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I bought this rifle purely as a fun gun. It has not disappointed me. Apart from the power loss if used too enthusiastically I found my only complaint was the open sights. But I`m not an open sights person anyway. A cheap red dot sight soon made amends.
    You`ll need to invite your mates around though. I`m not a great lover of fizzy drinks and I need an awful lot of empty cans.

    One of the advertising pieces reckons a guy hit 12 targets in 2 seconds!! I hope he stays off the kryptonite. ...

  • crazy for guns Rank: Lance Corporal 25th Apr 2007

    Reviewer rating: 1 stars


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    If you are a serious hunter like me i recommend the Crosman Quest but its a good gun for starters in the 7 to 9 age group.

  • TWM Texas Rank: Lance Corporal 5th Apr 2007

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I purchased the Crosman 1077 Repeater from Pyramyd about two weeks ago. I had read other reviews, and I was concerned that the construction was almost all plastic. While this is true, the feel of the gun and the build quality are excellent, despite the plastic use. I wanted a CO2 powered semi automatic action rifle, and I was surprised that there were so few choices in this category. I purchased extra magazines (package of 3) and a speed loader. This turned out to be an excellent investment that ...

  • shane77 13th Feb 2007

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Good gun perfect for rodents or training

  • bb2791 Rank: Major 10th Feb 2007

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I got a synthetic stock 1077 around 5 years ago at around USD170. I love the look of the gun, all black and feels right when you have it hand (Well balanced, not too light / too heavy).

    This synthetic stock from the 1077 is totally different from the plastic stock on the Crosman 760 and the Daisy 880. The Daisy 880 stock feels like junk, the Crosman 760 stock is a bit better. The synthetic stock on the 1077 is in fact better than real wood stock. It is easy to clean, durable, and not easy to ...

  • runner724 Rank: Corporal 23rd Jan 2007

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Semiautomatic rifles may not be as accurate as bolt actions, but they are a lot more fun.