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PostPosted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 12:54 pm Reply with quote
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Here are some finished pictures of my crosman 1377.
Specs:
Bought upgrades: RJ Machine (left handed) breech, RB 2240 grips, TrueGlow sites, Dave Welker barrell band/pumparm, and a 1760 barrell.
Parts I made: pump handle, bolt, cocking knob, endcap, muzzlebreak, frontsite(modified bow site), flat piston. The new endcap has a deeper hole in it to lighten the stock spring tension for a softer trigger pull.
Stock parts mofidied: angled valve, flattened valve face, polished trigger/sear/hammer,removed the safety, cut 1760 barrell to 13" and recrowned.











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PostPosted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 2:15 pm Reply with quote
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Now that's a custom gun- holy brass content, Batman!


Are those tubes an unpolished brass (I'm no metallurgy expert)?

The red filament on the front sight- the wrap-around- is that for more light pickup to ease you aiming, or more a cosmetic thing?

And lastly- how does that brake work? Purely cosmetic and as a handle? Seems like alot of holes. How did you countersink them in that elliptical pattern?

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Added the specs to my original post.

I have actually remove most of the brass. It is mostly stainless steel. The eliptical holes are formed from drilling a round surface. I'm not quite done with it yet, I have some trigger goodies coming. My next projects are a 2240 and a .223 Thompson Encore pistol.

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PostPosted: Tue Mar 27, 2007 12:03 pm Reply with quote
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Looks a bit like a laser-gun to me. I like that.

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PostPosted: Wed Dec 24, 2008 7:10 am Reply with quote
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Well my 1377 is no where near as modified as bluefork's but it's a blast ...had it just a couple of weeks now .
Totaly stock 1377 with a BSA Laser Sight and Benjamin scope mounts .
I've been shooting Crosman premier Pointed Pellets and can consistantly hit objects or bullseyes the size of a nickle at 10 yards .
I only have about $ 110.00 in the whole thing and i think dollar for dollar it's a great buy ......Crosman i believe now owns Sheridan so they already have the scope mounts ...I say they should put a laser on it and sell it that way , it'd be great combo .....love mine !


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PostPosted: Wed Dec 24, 2008 8:37 am Reply with quote
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The 1377 truly is a great low budget pistol for tinkering with. I have one as well, they have great mod potential and decent accuracy.
That is a nice setup you have there. But the beauty with the 1377 is you can just leave it alone or mod one piece at a time.

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but it's a blast ...had it just a couple of weeks now .
Totaly stock 1377 with a BSA Laser Sight and Benjamin scope mounts .
I only have about $ 110.00 in the whole thing and i think dollar for dollar it's a great buy
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