Crosman 1077FSG Freestyle Semi-Auto CO2-Powered .177-Caliber Pellet Air Rifle

Really accurate and light in weight. It feels cheap and made of plastic but who cares... Good and accurate

malfunctioned after light use. leaks co2 instantly

Like the 12 shot rapid fire clips. Like the CO2 propelent. Like the out-of-box accuracy and "scopeability". Like the lightweight. Like the reliability (so far). Like the 60 shots (5 clips) before CO2 replacement needed. Dislike the 3/8 dovetail instead of Pickatinny mount. Dislike the fixed length of pull. Dislike nonadjustable trigger. Would like to see twin 12 gram CO2 capability and CO2 and 5 clip storage in stock.

This is a great buy for your money. I have always had pump up and lever action bb and pellet guns. This bad boy is in a whole new league. I loaded it up right when I got it and Bam! It put a nice whole through a heavy duty metal bucket I had laying around outside. Very accurate and lots of umph for the buck.

I decided to try this for recreational practice during this "Great American Ammo Shortage." In addition to a collection of rim-fire rifles, I have several high powered single-stroke air rifles, in multiple calibers. This is the first "low-end" air rifle I've ever owned. Yes, it is mostly plastic, but it feels fine shouldered, and is surprisingly accurate, in spite of the long gritty trigger pull. Length of pull is a bit short but that's to be expected since it's probably intended for youth training. Still, as an average sized adult male, this rifle fit my wife and me well enough. The circular clips that fit into the magazine each hold 12 pellets, and it functions like an auto-loading rifle. Squeeze the trigger and it will fire and rotate automatically for another shot. At 15 yards my wife achieved 1-1/2 inch groups off-hand, which for a cheap little CO2 rifle is fantastic. The only downside is that the 11MM dovetail rail is plastic, so I wouldn't try mounting any serious optics on it. It has open sights with a high visiblility front sight that realls stands out in sunlight. I managed to get over fifty shots on a single CO2 cartridge. For inexpensive plinking fun, this is a real winner. Any shortcomings of this rifle are more than compensated for by the low price.

Perfect for varmints, plenty of power within about 30 feet, after that it looses penetration. Love the reloaded I purchased extra ones. Need to order another magazine holder for faster reload.

I would NOT recommend anyone spending money on one of these, it's nothing like the older style Crossman's. It's cheap made, it jams constantly (even with premium pellets), magazine gets lodged and won't release without a fight, and the CO2 cylinder leaks no matter how tight you make it. Let it set for a few hours and NO CO2 right when you need it. VERY, VERY disappointed in Crossman. I highly recommend you go with something different; you will likely NOT be happy with this model 1077. A waste of money on Crossman AGAIN!

Very good quality gun. All of the parts seem very strong except the magazine, which is made out of a little weaker plastic and is two prices put together. Overall, great purchase and easy to use.