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| rsterne |
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| Crosman anouncied yesterday that the "1322 lives". |
That from the GTA Forum.... I can't yet find it on their website....
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| Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2011 1:26 pm |
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Has not been any sort of announcement from Crosman that I have heard- and normally Crosman doesn't introduce "new" product in the middle of the year.
That being said, and assuming there is any truth to it- unless the gun is a complete re-design, I can't see how this would be a "successful" product- it would merely shift sales around between the Benjamin HB22 and the Crosman 1377- if no changes of significance, all they will do is continue to sell xxxx guns of this style a year, but among 3 models instead of 2- which seems a bit counter-productive from an efficiency perspective. |
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| Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2011 6:55 pm |
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| Is the 1322 a pistol that is still popular? I have a 1322 that I think I purchased aprox 25 years ago (if my memory serves me correct). It doesn't have a bolt handle like the 1377 pictured on PA's web site. There is a round sheild that rotates then slides back and forth to cover the breach. Still in the origional box and plastic bag. I keep it wiped down so the bluing is rust free. The trigger is rather heavy and rough, though. |
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| Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2011 8:52 pm |
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| "still popular" is a debatable term- as it hasn't been manufactured in quite a few years, it can't be too broadly "popular". Among people who own a 1377, some choose to convert it to a .22- but it's not a high number. Thus, my questioning the logic of putting it out on the market again. |
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