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Things I liked:I have never been a dedicated fan of Crosman pellets. Most of them are just OK. But this one stands out over all the rest I have ever used.By gabe from USA on 2011-12-28 17:46:38
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Things I would have changed:Leave it as is.
What others should know:From 800 fps airguns to 1000 fps airguns (advertised fps), these are outstanding. Approaching SOS or surpassing they are not. Review based on Mendoza RM200 and Mendoza 2003. In Ruger Mag not so good, exceeded SOS. BTW, the most accurate air rifle I own is the RM200. Bought it from PA as a pre-owned/re-furb. It's a honey of a deal.
Things I liked:They are accurate from the first shot in my 1377. Much better than the crosman hollows.By BCseacow83 from USA on 2011-12-26 01:50:50
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Things I would have changed:I wish they were coated but that is a personal preference. Of course I would always like a cheaper price but who wouldn't and it's not like they are expensive.
What others should know:Nothing much else these are a solid choice and worth trying in your gun.
Things I liked:Great for target practice. Not a good pellet if you want to penetrate hard.By Thoi from USA on 2010-11-11 22:22:44
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Things I would have changed:I would make it 500 pellets.
What others should know:Awesome pellets for beginners.
Things I liked:pretty accurate perfect target pellets seem to be consistantBy shaun from USA on 2010-08-05 19:13:42
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Things I liked:The pellet definately makes a larger hole in a paper target than the round nose type ,for a flat type it has good groups even better than some round nose I used.Keeping all the pellets the same weight may be the reason why.By EddieR from USA on 2010-07-19 21:10:34
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Things I would have changed:nothing
What others should know:These types are the same used in center fire pistols for paper target shooting because of the good round hole left when they go through a target.A good score judgement can be made better as a result.
Things I liked:they're good inexspensive target pellets.By xshooter from USA on 2010-06-24 10:25:40
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Things I would have changed:when i used to buy these they were 7.9 grains now they've changed them to 7.4 grains which is alright but i liked the 7.9 grains when i bought them last, but it's not a big issue.
What others should know:as far as i know these do not tumble, and they're at a good 7.4 grains which is nice.
Things I liked:The tin has a nice design.....and they're cheap/By Julie from USA on 2010-05-23 01:57:12
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Things I would have changed:Uniformity!! Some of these pellets fit in the breach snug and some fall right it. I even noticed a few with defects in the skirt. Some shot OK from my IZH-46M and my RWS 10M pistols and some shot way off. I even tried a pellet seating tool and got the same mixed results.
What others should know:I bought these because they were inexpensive.......and I got just that....cheap pellets. They are OK for plinking and for a kids pellet gun, but I'll go back to RWS Meisterkugeln, spend another $2 and be happy.
Things I liked:I was surprised with the quality and consistency of these pellets with the price in mind. They shoot quite well also in terms of accuracy and consistency.By Allen S from USA on 2010-01-02 07:43:45
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Things I would have changed:Nada!
What others should know:If you want a good workhorse every-day quality pellet and aren't looking to break the bank searching for the right one....just get some of these and you'll be good!!
Things I liked:Not a single irregular pellet in my tin. While never the best when compared to 4 others tested (see my review of the Daisy Precision Max), they were the most consitent across two multi-pump rifles at 2 velocities each. Probably a good practice pellet at close range with a target air pistol.By Victor from USA on 2009-11-03 02:18:03
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Things I would have changed:Maybe a better composition (i.e., lead versus something else) or diameter for better precision across different guns. While the groups were surprisingly uniform, they were twice the diameter of the Daisy Precision Max, a clearly inferiorly manufactured product. Very strange.
What others should know:These were the most interesting pellet that I've tested. The group sizes didn't change across two rifles at two velocities each! They were 1" at 55'. What was strange was that the patterns were consistently random within that 1" diameter circle. No other pellet behaved this way in my rifles, other than the Baretta Ultra Match (costing almost twice as much). Can't honestly say that this is necessarily a good thing, other than something is good about the manufacturing process maybe.- 123
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Overall rating:5 5.0
Value for money:5 5.0
Size/Shape Distribution:5 5.0
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Things I would have changed:Pack them in 500 cans and sell them cheaper by avoiding extra packaging .
What others should know:I don't think this is a competition pellet for starters I don't compete, but for plinking this pellet specially in the Disco will give you loads of fun. Shoot safe.