Page 2 - Crosman Competition .177, .177 Reviews

Cheap.

Not all the pellets are wadcutters. About one out of every ten are the 7.9 grain hollow-pointed pellets. I'm not going to ask for a refund as I use the 7.9 grain hollow-points in another air rifle. The wadcutters are used in CO2 pellet guns. I'll just set the hollow-points aside when I'm loading the pistols.

Not all the pellets are wadcutters. Some are hollow-points.

Price and value

Packaging

I find these pellets to be the most accurate in my airguns. And they are inexpensive compared to imported brands. The 1250 count milk carton is a bargain. I keep a tin (250 count) handy and just pour more pellets in as needed from the milk carton.

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You really should try a few different varieties of pellets in your rifle to know which one it likes best. But for me, these particular pellets are always good performers in all of my rifles.

Relatively inexpensive and great for plinking. Cuts a nice clean hole, easy to see in your target. I haven't been able to get a consistently tight group with them yet though.

A little Distortion in a few of the skirts otherwise not a bad pellet.

The weight is nice but the pellet seems to veer off a little sometimes...

the packaging...some of the pellets were warped.

Cheap and provide better than average plinking accuracy from mass market, low power rifles and pistols. 1/2" at 10 meters. 4 for 3 pricing at Pyramyd Air make them an unbeatable value.

Package, if it didn't raise the price of the pellets

The pointed version of these also shoot well.

Quickly becoming my favorite for a round of target practice in the backyard. I have not weighed any to see what the variance is but then I haven't gotten annoyed at excessive flyers because I haven't had that problem with these pellets. Overall excellent. No, I wouldn't go to the Olympics and shoot these but then I'm not an Olympic class shooter so I guess my abilities and these pellets match pretty well. So far I am finding that Crosman produces pretty good pellets. I admit all of my guns (so far) are either Crosman or Beeman.

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Great pellets! I did not find any that were deformed.

The large quantity package makes it easier to keep our students shooting. I don't have to have several tins of pellets, just one box.

Super accurate pellets. I've used them in several pistol and they do well in all of them. Great uniformity. The bulk size box is nice for high volume shooting.

Great price and pretty good quality.

Sort out the damaged ones.

These seem to be of a slightly higher quality than the ones in the tin. Good results with a Daisy 953 (10yds). Not so good with any of my other more powerful airguns (25yds).

never have had a bad one, yes there are casting lines on them but doesn't seem to affect their accuracy at least for my shooting tin cans, I would probably choose premier's if I was in competition shooting...

can't think of anything

These are about as good for their cost as I have found, they do have mold lines around them but don't seem to affect their accuracy for my kind of target plinking.

lower shipping cost!

Able to get large quanties

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Good stuff

they are very accurate and shoot as good as a match grade pellet

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if you want to have a great time at plinking this is the box for you, this hits the target 1250 times, not your wallet, great value

BEST pellet for the price HANDS DOWN and made in USA. I LOVE these pellets. My favorite plinking round right here hands down best value for money and GREAT accuracy

The carton of course but its better then their new plastic junk packaging for their 500 rnd packs.

Buy these now you wont regret trying them.

These pellets are great for target shooting in a backyard. They leave a clean hole at velocities of around 500-600 feet per second and upwards.

It is a good idea to purchase a pouch to go with these. A pellet pen if you are using a break-barrel rifle is recommendable as well.

I purchased these to try in the sighting in of my C+P scope on my new Benjamin Trail NP XL air rifle, but have found that the MV is supersonic and therefore not so accurate. I will still use them in my Beeman R7, R10 and P1 Magnum, and they're perfect for those subsonic rifles.

Nothing really. I do have a bunch of Crosman Premier Heavy [10.5g] on order for the Benji, but these will work wonders for cutting paper or pest control on the other airguns.

At 1250ct per box you have a great deal. But a word to the wise... Want a better deal? Buy the same pellets in 500ct tins at $8.99 per tin and get the 4th tin for free. That means you get 2000 pellets [in tins] for a buck or so more than this box. and you also get more protected storage as well. BUT THEN YOU BUY THE BOX NEXT TIME AND FILL YOUR TINS BACK UP. Such a deal!!!

These are accurate and consistent enough. Easy to load in single shot guns. Inexpensive.

These are messy.

Good for practice seem to work well in lower velocities.

These are just like the pellets I grew up with in the 1980's. They are very consistent, and work great in pellet magazines of many manufacturers.

I like the quantity, but would love a 2,500 count to be offered for even more trigger time.

I like the packaging and I don't feel guilty when I throw away or recycle what amounts to a "milk carton." It also doesn't spill in my range box unlike pellet tins.