My idea in building these 2 pistols was to have 2 basically identical pistols based off of Crosman's 2 basic platforms.  I think I achieved the look and idea I was going for.  Both were tuned by me to be what I think a target pistol should be.

1740

Maximum accuracy and number of shots was the purpose here.  When all was said I done I was getting around 60-70 shots on a cart at 450 fps.  In order to do this I left the valve stock, added a deboinger from Roy at MA and a Power Adjuster with a full length spring guide from Art.  The power adjuster with spring guide was a very important piece of the puzzle because it allowed me to dial in exaclt how much gas was being used so that there was very little waste.  It also made the gun quieter.  The trigger had a guide from Airgunsmith and had been polished on all surfaces.

The breech is from RJ Machine, grips from Steve Corcoran, and muzzle brake from Rich in Mich. which I added the front sight to.  All of this made for one smooth and accurate shooter.

1377

My goal for this was to achieve somewhere around 450 fps on 3 pumps.  I got 415 fps on 3 and left it at that.  It was meant to be a target pistol so the least amount of pumps was a necessity.  I added a flat top piston from Roy at MA as well as a hammer spring guide from him.  I switched out the 13xx hammer spring in favor of a 22xx spring because I did not need to dump a high number of pumps and the 22xx spring jarred the pistol less when fired.  I polished all parts of the triggering system and lightened the spring to make for a smooth pull.

The breech is a left hand long with sight cutout from RJ Machine, the grips are from Steve Corcoran and have an ebony end cap.  The muzzle brake is from Larry.  I added the front sight to it. 

Very nice looking gun.  And some big fish too!

Trevor's 16th birthday present

This gun was a present from his grandfather

My much anticipated 1377 came in this week. I am very pleased with Skyler’s work.

This pistol will be a birthday present for grandson so I wanted it to be the best.

I did a lot of searching for a Red Dot sight. I finally ended up with the ATN Compact Digital Ultra Reflex Sight from Optics Planet http://www.opticsplanet.net/atn-corp-cmp-dusrs.html. I chose it for its small size and sleek design.

To convert to weaver sight base I was going to buy the BSquare 2 Pc 3/8 to weaver bases because they looked lower than the BKL, but they were not in stock.
http://www.straightshooters.com/bsquare/b217025threeeigthstoweaverbases.html
So I went with the BKL adapters
http://www.straightshooters.com/bkl/bkl5662pcriserblocks.html


Ed R in NJ

Darren's matched pair of cherry finished 1377 grips and forearms

I made these last summer for my brother's 2 boys, got them done just in time for squirrel hunting, both have had their cherry wood popped, the guns I mean.

I started this project taking a 1377 platform, I bought it but I never used it because I`m a little  feeble on that pumping thing,  the co2 is what I like so I converted this unused and forgotten pumping 1377 into a new co2 powered "thing" hehehe...
I  cut  the tube a few inches and with help from a lathe. I made a new valve adapter so I can connect all the new pieces, I ported the valve (is basically the same valve and stem). I changed the stock springs for a stronger one in the hammer and a softer inside the valve. I tuned the trigger, ported and re-crowned the stock barrel, I gave extra support to the tank using an ansgear drop forward taken from a gotcha store, added a pressure gauge, and the other connections were available at parker store...I made a back adaptor so I can use a gotcha marker butt simulating an AR 15 butt..
 
At this time is a very light gun, very comfortable because is adjustable and easy to handling....

Brainshot's 1377

I got a stock 1377 on Friday from pyramid air and pretty much spent the weekend working on this gun.

I'm happy with the build.

I made a large bolt handle for it.

I made the shroud for it so it's dead quiet.

What I spent the most time working on was this wire stock which has a built in power adjuster that allows me to swap springs in no time. It can go from rifle to pistol by just adjusting the hex screw and removing the stock.

I made a pump pin which will not slide while I pump.

Tex's 1377

Well this is the other woman, as my wife likes to call her. She started life as a 1377, but as you can see I have a lot of free time on my hand's.
Here is a list of mods:
CB Ultimate breech and bolt w/ a 1/4" removed at the rear of the bolt to lengthen the loading port.
14" crosman barrel cut and crowned to 11" by myself.
Valve mod, done by me. With the help of a crosman forum post I found from Skyler. Only difference is I use viton o rings.
Brass adj. Piston from Airgunsmith
Stock adapter, pump arm, brass hammer, brass spring guides, barrel band, and muzzle brake are all done by me, with ideas from AA postings ( Thanks ).
Grips and pump arm inserts also by me. They are red oak, and all done by hand.
Scope and adapter are by Leapers.
Stock by RAP 4.
Single point sling by Voodoo Tactical.
   I also mounted a couple of rails below the pump arm for a forward grip and tac lite. The red anodizing is actually Krylon, but it still does the trick. I am not sure on the velocities, as I do not have a chrono. What I can tell you is she can put a hole in an old car door from 20 ft away w/ 25 pumps.

Dave Pannell's 1377

Here is my crosman 1377 super mod sniper rifle. Over 1,000 fps at 15 pumps!

The grip are made by Rick and stock is by Gil

Todd's 1322 Carbine

Anyway, my first effort at modding a gun. I did not do the work but it turned out okay. Here's the facts about it:

Mac1 modded 1377 to 1322:

-14" barrel
-crosman steel breech
-trigger job and all the other stuff he did, I still do not understand all the terminology, whatever the whole package includes..
-crosman carbine stock with insert by Tony Petch
-I have three sets of sights
1. crosman LPA iron sights
2. red dot sight
3. 3x9x32 centerpoint scope

So far only used for target and outdoors once. Scope was purchased last and
is sighted in but I have not done any extensive shooting. So far I like it the best out of the three due to my middle aged eyes.

I have contracted the virus over the interest and am thinking about my next guns to buy. My next will be a Mac1 steroid Sheridan followed by an LD when I can afford it.

M'Hackett's Michael in FL's 1322

I'm a lefty and I found it no problem loading pellets as this is my only currently free mount to use. Your cheek actually welds the stock at the notch at the rear of the butt. Offhand, with my right palm open and on the bottom of the pistol grip and right elbow braced in my rib and the stock adjusted to right length and cant, the Sportview looks like a HDTV with crosshairs and as the pass over a 12 Oz pepsi can at 50 yards, a smooth squeeze of the trigger and you can see the exact on it's way to target like a heat seeking missile and only on impact is there and sound. Shooting at 25 yards got boring even though only pumping half the strokes.
Resting standing against the back porch post (that's how the dents got there), using my thumb web to grab the post and my index singer wrapped around the Dave Welker barrel band like a pool cue, I can consistently center punch the logo on the Pepsi One cans(or as consistently as I can roll them offhand anyway).

I've probably shot a tin of Exacts through it. A few stock dents but that's to be expected if it is to get shot.

RJ breech and bolt with TKO trigger group mod. This is the one the Supersear could not be made to work in.

I can't wait to give it a go at barn pigeons with Predators

John Williams' 1322

David Pannell's 1322 Conversion