Crosman Premier .22, .22 Reviews

One of the cheapest ai rgun pellets you can buy. However since they are no longer made in the USA the quality has dropped. I've shot mostly CPHP pellets in 177 and 22 for years. All of my guns in those calibers shot them very well. And I had a Diana 34 that would shoot nothing else well at all. The now made in 1 Spain pellets which I'm guessing are made by Gamo arent as well made. I didn't notice a huge difference in accuracy for the most part but there are some pellets in a tin that are way undersized. The oring in my Maple notos mags won't even hold the small ones. They get chucked. 3 of 90 pellets that I pulled from the tin were like this. 10%? They fall right out. And I get more fliers. I definitely would not use these for anything but backyard plinking or informal target shooting.

Appears too late for that. Crosman, as far as I can see is likely dead or at least drastically different. Heck the newest Crosman gun is obviously a Crosman branded Daisy.

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I use them at low power indoors and they work well.

Cheap, not inexpensive

Very inconsistent shapes. Just look at the stock photo used up above, they look just as bad in person . Looks like the lead bleeds out of the molds.

Very inconsistent, Tried with multiple high end pellet rifles. These review is of the ones currently being made in Spain . Same rating I would give for .177cal and .22cal The other one’s giving These pellets such great reviews must be using tin cans at like 15 yards.

These pellets are like winning the trifecta. You don't have to pay a premium, the size is great, and the shape distribution is awesome. I shoot nothing but Crosman hollow points and the ultra magnums. They are amazingly accurate. My husband and I shoot paper and metal targets for healthy competition with .22 cal Hatsan Flashpups. He doesn't shoot Crosman pellets, and I consistently whip his a** .

A .25 caliber pellet would be awesome!

Pyramydair has the best prices . The screw top tins are great. Also the way Pyramydair packages their pellets, you don't have to worry about receiving them damaged.

Good price for these pellets haven't shot them yet.

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Good price

Shoots pretty good in my marauder

Shoots way better in my gun then the piranha same weight and everything. Piranha shoots about a 3 inch group at 25 yards 10 shots . And the hollow points shoots nickel sized 10 shot groups at 25. Almost identical except the piranha has like a star shaped hollow point. But it makes a huge difference in my gun

I always use these pellets

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Buy 3 and get the 4th one free

The value, screw on lid.

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Buy 3 and get the 4th free.__

Ammo on sale and Bullseye bucks to spend.

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I been using Crosman .177 & .22 pellets for years. Always reliable. No issues

Excellent Packaging and Best Price

Nothing to Change, All is good

Super Fast Safe Delivery

The pellets were well packaged and arrived promptly as told , the packaging was better than expected and kept them firmly in place .

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Make sure your address is complete as my order did not have my apartment number and so I had to go to the local post office to pick my order up.

Crossman pellets seem.to.always be consistent Fly straight and very tight groups Als9.like there 19g

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Inexpensive, made in America in a plant about 57 miles from my house in NYS. Accurate as well. I may really give them some time in the field as a real hunting pellet.

Just good pellets!

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Very consistant when shooting.

I bought these expensive JSB pellets for long-range shooting. I normally buy Crosman hollow points for plinking. One day, I thought, "How about I try shooting at 100 yards with these crosman hollow points?" I had really low expectations. So, I go put a single serving Campbell's Chicken Noodle Soup can out there at 100 yards. I shoot, then I hear a "ding" and the can moves. I'm like, "No way!" I shoot again, "ding," and the can moves again. No joke, I hit almost every shot. Now, I'll buy these for long-range plinking and the JSB pellets for long-range hunting.

I wish Crosman would follow JSB's can design with the pop on lid.

The Crosman hollow points are the way to go for budget hunting, plinking, and even long range shooting. You will not be disappointed.

Cheap, screw on lid, the good ones without mould marks shoot accurately.

I was having a problem with missing squirrels in easy range (30-50 feet with a 4x scope), sometimes one shot, or two in a row. Switched to Predators and nailed them every time. So looked at these pellets under a 10x loupe, most were smooth, but quite a few had raised mould marks on both sides that ran all the way up to the hollow point, so I am guessing that was the problem with missed easy shots. Guess they have different moulds, some that are smooth inside and others with ragged grooves, why?

With a Diana 48 these can pass through a squirrel at 30-50 feet, will still drop them, but they often then get up and run away, and I do not like leaving a wounded squirrel. Switched to Polymag Predators and the squirrels drop and expire.

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Good shooting

Speedy delivery and well packaged!

Very effective pellets!

Loaded two 10x quick shot mags & 3-4 pellets test fire at night 25-30 yrds; 50-100 yrds hit every time. Fantastic!! I'll be an expert sharpshooter in any season. Thank you everyone.

What you shooting? I'm shooting .22 hollow point & I'm working it just fine.

These pellets work great in my Benjamin Marauder pistol. They feed well and are almost as accurate as the Crosman Premier Match pellets.

Maybe you could make a heavy weight .22 hollow point 20+ grain pellet.

These HP's are very good for eliminating varmints.