Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: what is the lowest velocity it is capable of shooting?
Document: I've tried it! On the other hand, if you use the 1377 for small varmint hunting or small varmint pest control, then you 'want' the maximum FPS and, in 'that' area, I would advise using the max '10' pumps ==and== .177 "PBA" [** Performance Ballistics Alloy] pellets for maximum FPS velocity. Other than that and for basement [or wherever] paper target shooting, 4 or 5 pumps should be sufficient since your target is simply paper!
Certainly anything larger needs killing by something capable of transferring projectile energy to the body of the target. Pellets of this size either flatten on impact, or pass through without doing anything likely to be immediately fatal.I've done a lot of indoor shooting using one of these, either with a basement range, or sitting in an attic with a flashlight waiting for the sounds mice make.
For $60 I'm surprised and delighted with the performance.After a 150-200 shot break in it operates smoothly.And is easy to shoot accurately.Attains close to the advertised velocity with RWS Basic 7gr pellets.Made in the USA!
This gun replaced an earlier version I had that had a broken part. The newer design is much easier to load, the gun is very accurate, and required no adjustment of the sites upon arrival. I like the fact that you can pump it up to 10 times to control the amount of velocity also.
This product is exactly what I wanted from an air piston, easy transportation, easy operation, good accuracy and fires fairly fast velocity though I only fire at targets within 10 m as of now, so I do not know how the quality of shot drops after that. Definitely a good air pistol for just plunking around in another words.
This gun is a very good buy considering the price. It has a very good solid feel to it, even though it is a little heavy on the front. It is very accurate at short ranges. Anyone having problems with accuracy can easily identify the cause by looking into the nearest mirror. : ) It also has very good velocity. You do have to be careful when pumping as you could easily get your fingers or palm of your hand pinched.
Special pistons and valves will squeeze more velocity out of the powerplant for hotrodders.You don't need to rebuild the pistol, but if you like to shoot, you may just get drawn into it. This is more power and fun than you get with some guns costing 2-3 times as much, and there is almost too much potential in it to call it "entry level", yet that's where it is priced. If you're even kinda thinking about it, you should just get one.
I've also shot a Crosman 1088 before. I know that these are not equal comparisons because they are different types of guns but for anyone considering this gun I would like to add that the Crosman 1377 is the quietest of all these 4 air guns. One thing I don't understand is that on the box and in product descriptions this gun is said to have a max velocity of 600fps, but the manual specifies "up to 495fps."
I had read a number of reviews which my 1377C seemed to be consistent with.The good.1. The paint and finish on the 1377C are a bit better than I expected. My barrel didn't seem to have any wobble etc. Pumping was not difficult (I did only shoot at 10 yards, and was using 2 pumps - three was a bit too much velocity for my location).2. The design of the 1377C makes it about as safe as this type of device can be.
Pests have found our bird feeders. They are not welcome. The wife is not happy that I bought this "weapon" to use on any little critter. I think it will do the job intended.I spent hours looking at scores of air guns. Few rifles are sized for tall men. Accuracy, velocity and cost determined the Crossman 1377 rifled barrel pistol is what I needed. The pellet I highly recommend is the Crossman Destroyer ($3 at WM).
Answer: yes