Page 2 - Crosman Field Hunting, .177 Reviews

Everything, they load in my gamo cfr the easiest of any pellet. The tightest group out of my gamo also.

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Loads the easiest out of all pellets in my cfr. The cfr has a rotary breach so wadcutters and sharp points are more difficult to load

Good size and shape uniformity, though more variance than Beeman 8.53 gr pointed pellets. Sphero-conoidal profile of the head of the pellet made it easier to load than more conical pointed pellets. Grouped well when fired from rest at 5m. Economical, though less so than the Beeman pointed pellets.

Although most pellets fit snugly in the breach of the P17, the overall variance ran from loose to tight. Improve size and shape uniformity to equal foreign source manufactured pellets of comparable cost.

Bought for ease of loading a Beeman P17 bought at the same time, based upon user recommendations of pointed pellets for that pistol. Loading was substantially easier than for wadcutter pellets (but not substantially easier than for dome pellets) in the limited breach space of the P17. Used for retraining with 10m air pistol targets scaled down to a 5m distance. I intend to order another tin, and would recommend them for consideration by other P17 users.

Cheap. There are plenty of lighter and heavier pellets but they are all al lot more money. This is a nice mid-weight that comes in a large enough quantity. I have been firing two guns for three months, and I am not through my first tin.

Nothing. Some folks complain about the mishapen pellets, but fire them anyway.

They are cheap and depending on the gun, you won't notice a difference. I fire at about 800 fps and I haven't missed even with the most deformed pellets

price. container. shot acceptable groups, but not good.

very inconsistent shape/size.

good enough for a plinker, but not a hunter.

Balanced and loadable.

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EXTREME SAFETY!

This pellet is fast! My Benjamin Discovery PCP sounds like a 22 rimfire! This pellet is a great flat trajectory and beats the Crosman Hollowpoint, which was my old favorite pellet! It shaved a huge area on a squirrel 35 yards away.

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Nothing beats a pure lead pellet that was made to cut the air like this one. I tested the Predators, which is less accurate than this pellet.

Shape and weight But thats about it.

Better Quality Control Because some pellets fit snug and some fit loosely in my barrel which cause inconsistent accuracy downrange.

I found these Pellets to Have very inconsistent Accuracy In Both My Magnum Big Cat 1200 And My Remington Airmaster 77 so I ruled out the fact that they were just to light for my Big Cat 1200 because they did awful in My lower velocity Remington Airmaster 77 aswell. I mean it was like these pellets had a mind of their own just all over the place at 20 yards. and i bought two tins and both tins perform equally BAD.

VERY accurate. with a daisy powerline 880 and the included scope (i got the kit) i am getting one hole ten shot groups and i dont mean all the shots are connected, i mean all ten go through the same hole. talk about consistency. these will hit anything you lock sights with.

i wouldnt mind them coming in 10,000 pellet packs

fast, accurate, cheap and clean. i dont hunt with these but i dont doubt they could take a chunk of heart out of a chipmunk or small bird. you would probably be better off getting the smaller pack first to see if your guns like these and if they do, get the bigger pack.

Accurate,gets the job done.Got 22 gophers this year.Most shots were from 30 to 80yrds.

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they are all in good shape, haven't found a single bent or messed up pellet out of 1000, shoot great also. I will buy these again. The price is great too, you could hunt or just plink cans in the backyard with these.

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shooting these with a Crosman Phantom.

Quite inexpensive, clean and uniform. Using these pellets in a Crosman 2100 Classic Air Rifle/Tasco 3-9X scope and Crosman 1377C Classic Air Pistol. At 20 feet which is where my chipmonk problem exits I can drive nails with my rifle and these pellets. At 80 feet the rifle shoots 2" groups. I would say they fly straight.

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They are small and at 7.4 gr they can be a little difficult to handle and load.

accurate

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nailed a cotton tail at 70yrds. Rws 240 classic 580fps, leepers 3x9 scope.

Just got my new crosman XL 1500 Nitro rifle, and these were the first ones that I tried---wow! At 75 yards, I had a 5 shot group that a dime can cover! These are really accurate and have great penetrating power, as I put them and the rifle through the drill to see what it can do; did not disappoint!

Maybe have some foam in the bottom of the cans

Watch your backstop, as these will penetrate most anything that you would sensibly shoot at; have not taken game yet with this rifle and load, but it promises to be a screamer on small/medium game..Happy Hunting!!

In expensive, good penetration, real accurate. Even in a Crosman 760 with a smooth bore they stable in flight to at least 30 yards. In my Beeman RS-2 these thing will go way down range! Very good for game. Just about my favorite pellet, and for sure my favorite inexpensive pellet.

Maybe some with a copper coating...

In a 1000 fps+ gun these things will really penetrate. Watch your bach stop.

Its all good. I like how fast and accurate these pellets are. They work well in everything from medium powered springers 700fps to my hot rod break barrels 990+fps. They are more than worth their price.

I think Crosman should sell these pellets 10K packages. I also think Crosman ought to run a percentage their best pellets through a sizing dies, to create match grade consistantcy in a semi custom pellet.

Enjoy

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These pellets are better than any of the expensive pellets out there they are cheap and effective i love them

shape/ weight

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you get what you pay for.. and these are nothing special but they do the job well..

very consistent, even though there is no foam in the bottom of the tin i only found one so far with a skirt deformity, and it was very minor. very accurate in the remington genesis. started sorting them for weight and stopped about halfway through since all of them were .48-.49 grams and often teetered back and forth between making them actually about 7.57 grains or so as compared to the old ones being about 8 grains

nothing really. the graphite on them that makes your fingers black is annoying but it has no negative effects

decided to pick up a tin while i was walking past the airgun aisle to compare them to the old ones i have, and these ones have a deeper hole in the back. since i fixed my remington genesis and can now mount a scope accurately i used these to sight in my scope. while i didn't use a target to get a grouping, the patch of dirt i am shooting at in the back yard about 30 yards out shows that all shots hit directly in the crosshairs while resting the gun on a pillow on a windowsill. can't wait to get out and start poppin some tree-thugs and garden gangsters with these bad mamma-jammas

These pellets have good penetration and great accuracy

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These are great all around pellets.

i have a crosman quest 1000 and it has enough power to kill a rabbit with these pellets they can get the job done u dont need to by 15 dollar pellets if u have a powerful enough gun its just a waste of money

i wish they were free

buy a more powerful gun if u need predator pellets to kill a bird