Crosman 1077 Combo air rifle

An excellent rifle for target shooting and getting rid of yard pests. The price is reasonable and the product is easy to use. It comes with a high quality scope which was easy to zero in. This product proved to be very accurate.

I like this rifle! No problems with it at all AND with the scope and a fully charged canister of CO2 you cannot miss! If you don't hit the tree rat in the right place the first time with this rifle - you just pull the trigger again! No barrel breaking, pumping or cocking. Just sight and pull for excellent target practice or small vermin extermination.

Just remember that the number of times the rifle remains accurate is limited to the amount of gas you have left in the canister. I found that after about 20 shots the accuracy started dropping off. Apart from that caveat there is nothing wrong with this weapon. It light, easy to load and has an acceptable trigger action. I'm not sure that it would take a lot of heavy handling but if you are used to handling real weapons then you know that you should always treat a gun, of whatever kind, with a lot of respect.

I was quite excited to get my Crosman 1077 with scope. The gun looks good, feels good, the scope is quite nice. It is extremely accurate and a lot of fun but I have 2 significant disappointments that would have directed me to a different rifle maker. 1) The clip design. It won't except BBs. Well, they will accept SOME BBs while the rest fall straight through. Pellets load fine but for some reason steel BBs like to slip through the holes, so it's useless for BBs. 2) The Co2 mechanism. The positive thing is it is a safe mechanism. Unfortunately my gun wastes a vast amount of Co2, pellgun oil or no pellgun oil. When you load it, no matter how swift and crisp you penetrate and tighten down the cartridge, most of the time you have to listen to the gun hissing out the Co2. In my experience, I have often had to shoot up the cartridge right away and still end up with only 25 to 35 shots. It's unfortunate because it is a lot of fun to shoot, just kind of a hissing gas hog.