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perhaps even learned something too. I had found that ya'll have a 10Meter shoot here, and decided to give it a try, so I d/l the target, printed off a few and put up a couple. Since my Custom Shop "1740 Target" CO2 breather is down, I've been using my 1377 for target shooting. The first two targets I had stood, as most of my shooting had been conducted with a near 90-degree stance to the target. Then, for the third, I decided I had nothing to lose, so I squared off, in more of an Isoceles-type stance to the target and shot at the third (one-handed, per the rules, of course).

Now, I admit, I haven't been shooting too much, but it felt pretty good to walk up to the target and see those two 10s and two 9s. So, I will have to experiment a little with that shooting style and see if it helps, though I could do without some shaking too. . . LOL

Here is the Crosman 1377 .177 -

It is "semi-stock" at this point. Upgrades include :

A.C. Custom breech screw, sear spring/guide.
Mellon pivot pin
"Ladder" or "skateboard" tape

Also in the picture is my "customized on the cheap" safety glasses (right eye dominate), tin of RWS Club 10 wadcutters I used to shoot the AP30 for October and the little count-down timer I got from Wal-Mart to use for timed shoots.