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Crosman 1322 is among the most powerful air guns of this type on the market.
The grip and the pump lever are made of durable polymer.
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers Single-shot air pistol from the American manufacturer Crosman with a pump-action system. Thanks to the rifled barrel and compressed air power source, the pistol is very accurate. It is particularly suitable for target shooting at short distances. A major plus is its low noise level and zero recoil.
The power of the gun depends on the number of pumps (5x = 5 J, 10x = 9 J). The manufacturer recommends pumping the gun no more than 10 times, as a higher number of pumps may lead to damage to the gun.
The grip and pump handle are made of durable polymer. On the top of the pistol there are fixed sights, an adjustable rear sight, and a fixed front sight.
The pistol is not originally designed for mounting optics, so to create an 11 mm dovetail it is necessary to purchase mounting brackets or an steel breech. We then also recommend combining it with a stock.
45x
5 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 21 - 23.
€ 8.6
26x
> 100 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 21 - 23.
€ 8.6
65x
> 100 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 21 - 23.
€ 8.6
84x
42 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 21 - 23.
€ 15.5
82x
> 100 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 21 - 23.
€ 15.5
82x
> 50 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 21 - 23.
€ 15.5
83x
14 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 21 - 23.
€ 15.5
54x
> 50 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: July 21 - 23.
€ 12.7
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Miroslav Beter
Registered user,
11.12.2022
Machine translation
I've had the gun for a few years. It has undergone many modifications over time.
It is very compact, lightweight and very accurate for its simplicity at 20 –
30 meters. I pump it up, put the pellet in the barrel, hold the slide in the
rear position and slowly move the slide to the front position while pulling the
trigger. Now I can wait an hour without the hammer spring being compressed.
Then I just cock and fire.
Very quiet once the silencer is fitted. I can recommend it to anyone interested
in a simple, uncomplicated and folding PCP pistol.
Julian
10.03.2024
Machine translation
Crosman 1322 doesnt need any introduction as is one of the 2 most famous
budget multipump air pistols. The other one is its 4.5 mm twin :). With minor
modifications these guns are manufactured for many, many years.
The only thing I didn't liked is that there was free play between the barrel
and barrel band at the front (expected). Easy fix: remove the barrel and wrap a
bit of tape arond it, reinslall. Plenty of videos on YouTube about how to take
it apart.
I prefer the aluminium duct tape, takes about 3 layers.
This gun can be modified in many, many ways, check YouTube, if you like to make
it more „your own“ but it's great just out of the box. Any mods you'll do
will increase its weight and reduce your ability to hold it steady when shooting
from a standing position. Just use it as i it to rip apart aluminium cans at
10 meters or 20 (with a red dot sight for most of us).
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