Page 2 - Crosman Pellet Loader, Holds 16 Reviews

The Pocket Clip and the Seating Plunger style This unit doesn't have the indexing "clicks" as the "pellet Pen: brand has....Which I do not like

Maybe a little longer to hold more Pellets Offer it in a couple different colors to hold different Pellets

This unit hold les Pellets, but I do like it more than the "Pellet Pen"

Easy to fill and use The Tube is metal, not plastic No indexing "clicks" I like the "Plnger" better than the "Slider"

Longer to hold a few more Pellets

I like the Crosman "Pellet Loader" better than the "Pellet Pen" This brand doesn't have indexed "clicks" which don't always match-up with some short or longer Pellets Yeah, it holds less Pellets, but I feel these work better Just my $0.02 worth

Easy to use. Nice pocket clip feature.

Nothing

Nice product.

Easy to use. Reduces the number of dropped/lost pellets especially when out in the bush.

Nothing. The Crosman pellet holder is fine like it is.

Order a couple of these with every .177 gun you buy.

silent. can reload pellets without shaking tins for hunting. also useful for plinking on single shot, what most of us use.

make the barrel twice as long as the amount of pellets and the plunger slip in deeper. having it stick out that far is difficult to hold and, while i keep my .22 pellet pen loaded (because it is how i described) i cannot do the same for this.

this is better for plinkers than hunters. hunters would be better off using hte one i described. either way, it is a good product and a good addition to any air gunner.

Quickly reloading my break-barrel air rifles has been a problem but, now, instead of fumbling with the tin of pellets, I can rapidly reload using the Crosman Pellet Loader. This loader, unlike a competitor, has a metal tube that holds sixteen any style .177 pellets and has a convenient pocket clip. The pellet loader is easy to fill by removing the plunger and loading the gun just as easy by positioning the pellet loader over the breach and pressing the plunger.

Nothing I can think of.

Used on two .177 air rifles -- a Gamo Bone Collector and a Savage model 1000

Holds and dispenses pellets as designed to do. Bought for use with a Beeman P 17 after reading a suggestion in a review of that pistol. Space restrictions in the breech of the P 17 are such that I did not find the pellet loader useful for that airgun. I can imagine that it would be useful with a break-barrel airgun, but do not yet have one available to confirm that.

A transparent tube would be useful if made of material sufficiently hard to resist abrading.

Compact enough for a shirt pocket when unloaded; but not when pellets are on board.

Sturdy metal tube. When you pull the rod out it gets a little resistance toward the end to let you know you are almost there. Works well. Pocket clip works fine.

When the Pellet Loader is full or near full of pellets the push rod extends out the top making the loader almost twice the length. Shooting from a bench this is not an issue. When full and kept in a shirt pocket, it sticks out the top fairly far. I would add a radius to the end of the pocket clip so the pocket material can slide under the clip easily without having to lift the clip manually. In fact my pocket knife should take care of this next time I use it.

I also bought a Pellet Pen at the same time. Overall the pellet pen is a bit sturdier. Overall the differences in useability are small.

It looked useful in the add. And the pellets didn't fall out of it.

The syringe type mechanism, and less plastic.

The device looks compact enough to hold in a shirt pocket, but only if it is empty. When loaded it has a long plastic plunger protruding out the top making it twice as tall and realy awkward to use.

Safety factor and ease of use

shipping too expensive. At our end shipping is not a write off.

easy to carry and load pellets.

This one does real well. I load 10 pellets and use it in a break barrel nitro piston. The plunger is great and seats the pellet well. No loss of accuracy, in fact, I improved accuracy with better seating of the pellet.

sell them in pairs

I tried the plastic ones, and the Crosman is made out of steel and the red plunger is solid and acts like a seater, no deformed skirts. Imporved accuracy well. These are great to reduce the lead on the fingers. Easy to load. I have 2 and will be getting more.

I like the size, design, and the solid construction. These are make of a steel tube with a strong well shaped red plunger. It works great to seat the pellet in my NP XL. It is also easy to load and keeps the fingers clean once you load up the tube. I also like that the plunger is not flimsy and will not fallout if turned upside down. And the rubber like tip gives it a solid feel when put up to the chamber hole.

Sell them in pairs. One is not enough.

Although it holds 15. I like to load up to 10, as it is easier to carry and use. If you go up to 15, the reach for the plunger tip is more difficult. I also mark the red plunger shaft with a marker to indicate when I have 5, and 10 shots left.

great Idea may deform pellet skirts

It loads the pellets fairly well.

Not much you could change.

I put in about 12 or 13 pellets it's easier to use with shorter fingers.

It is lightweight and has a clip like a pen so I can slip it into a shirt pocket. It holds the pellets secure and is transparent so I can see how many pellets are left in the loader.

Nothing

Value for money

easy to use well made

charge a little less for what it is made of could probably be a dollar or two less in price.

works well with a break barrel, i have not tried it with my daisy 901 powerline yet.

Everything it works well

None

Very use full

No fumbling trying to load the pellet into the chamber

Make it higher capacity

Its a simple awesome piece of equipment.

allows easy loading despite my poor eyesight and loss of sensitvity in my fingers. it sort of clicks when pellet goes in.