What is the difference between the models of the crosman 1377 and the p1377?
the shoulder stock
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same pistol just newer style grips piston pivot plug and pump arm
Quote from: ped on February 01, 2024, 11:22:53 AMsame pistol just newer style grips piston pivot plug and pump arm
thank you :-*
Based upon the statement "the models of the crosman 1377", there is more to this.
The early Crosman "1377" rear cocker (RC) was made in three variants. First RC pistols had a steel breech. Later RC pistols had a plastic breech. One variant used a magnet in the probe to retain BB's.
Later "1377" pistols, beginning in the late 1990's, are known as the Crosman "1377C". These are the versions with cocking performed by a bolt handle attached to the probe.
IMO, the rear-cocker pistols were generally of higher manufacturing quality.
Quote from: ped on February 01, 2024, 11:22:53 AMsame pistol just newer style grips piston pivot plug and pump arm
I believe that this is the "best answer" to the OP's question. Oddly (perhaps not), the Crosman website currently shows 2 versions of the American Classic (.177). One is listed as the P1377BR the other as the P1377. I used the website's comparison function to look at them side-by-side. The general descriptions for both are exactly the same! The differences in the specifics that I can see are: 1)the color of the pump arm and grip (black for the P1377 and brown for the P1377BR), 2)the "best seller" status for the P1377 and 3)the $21.67 difference in price ($84.99 for the black model and $63.32 for the brown model). Everything else is the same for each model. I do suppose that since the black pump arm and grips give a more "tactical" vibe, that feature could account for the "best seller" accolade. The 25% difference in price may be how Crosman plans to reduce their stocks of a less popular model. Just sayin' ;)