Page 3 - Crosman Hunting .177, .177 Reviews

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They don't shoot well in the Crosman 2100b, but the reason for the low rating is they are shaped so inconsistent I don't see how they could shoot well in any gun.

Fits well in both my Gamo rifles. One of my favorite everyday shooting pellets.

Nothing!!!! They are not a long range pellet I shot this pellet at some 35 yards and i looked at the back of the stirifome which i was shooting at and found the pellet in backwards as if i had loaded it into my gun wrong.

I don't have any idea why this pellet tumbles, but maybe the pellets head is too heavy making the pellet tumble.

don't wast your mony get the crosman destoyers and thats money well spent!!!!!!!

good price, effective enough for close range pest control.

uniformity, these would fit the barrel differently and thus fly at different velocity creating vertical strings on the target

not that accurate, good penetration. accuracy and consistency is infinately better with the crossman premier series. if you want decent pellets than put down the little extra cash for the premiers. they do fly in a predictable way though, the tighter the fit the higher the impact the the looser the fit the lower the impact. not good for hunting.

Everything except i wish they were a little heavier

Nothen

These are awsome pellets they out preform any other pellets i love these things. i can hit a target 75 yards away and it will punch threw a mellimeter thick pice of steel. and they are flat shooting i hit a black bird in a main part of its body it will make a very loud pop and he falls like a brick buy these pellets over any others.

Very, very accurate in most of my rifles (my Marauder hates them though). Great price and great quality.

Strangely, the tin can be a little tough to open the first time. Maybe Crosman can back off on the torque-down at the factory?

These are definitely a go to pellet for accuracy in all my spring-guns. These group well and have amazing penetration on small game. A definite winner in all categories and a must have in my pellet pouch.

The price

I would make the pellets more uniform. Just about every pellet in the container was a different size and fit in the barrel different.

the price. Because of low weight have to adjust my IZH-56 to shoot a bit lower

These pellets were overall accurate out of my Gamo Big Cat 1200. However, they did not perform at the level of Crosman Premier HP's. I was shooting around a 3" group at 50 yards, which is terrible for me. I'm looking for more like 1" to 11/2".

It would have been great if Crosman would have made these a little more heavier like maybe 7.9gr..

Overall a decent pellet. However, I wouldn't recommend them for hunting.

The most uniform, inexpensive pellet on the market. Good penetration, very accurate. Even in my crosman 760 with a smooth bore, out to 25 yards, (the farthest I tested yet), they stay stable in flight.

Not that I can think of, maybe cans of 500 or 1000.

Well worth the money!

These work great in my Whisper Air gun! The Destroyer Pellets were all over the place for accuracy, but these seem to be spot on!. The price is right as well.

Maybe the consistency of the pellets, but I haven't seen that much deviation.

Pointed pellets have a bad reputation for inconsistency. However, I haven't really noticed this all that much. I'd go ahead and get some of these for general plinking.

These pellets are very accurate and are very good plinking rounds. They get the job done when match grade accuracy isn't needed.

larger tins/ boxes since I keep a large stock of these.

These pellets are always worth keeping a stock of.

almost no skirt deformities, not much size variance at all, great accuracy at a distance. i shot a votive candle from about 15 yards away open sights standing position and hit it every time

bulk packages

i got these back when they were still in a copperhead tin so i don't know if the quality has changed since then but i'm starting to like these more than the premier hollowpoints. the skirts are more durable and uniform, and they are cheaper. also, i've been firing these from a remington genesis, we'll see how they do in the benny 397 when i can afford to pick that up

descent quality, all round good milti purpose round

clean it up a bit. i know lead is soft. but any deformities in rounds makes it jam in the berrel

They penetrate just as good as many of the higher priced pellets (PBA), for a fracion of the cost. Good for hunting small game as well as plinking for fun in the backyard.

Not put so much of that anti-oxidant product, no matter how you go about it, you're left with your hands coated with the stuff. But I guess that's just something we all have to deal with so that our pellets don't rust before we get a chance to use them ! :)

I use these pellets among many others by Crosman, but these are one of my favorites. They work very well in my Walther CP99 as well as my Beretta PX4 Storm.. Highly recommended..

the pellet, screw on top

make the pellet tip sharper and this pellet would be a master of a pellet out of my remington airmaster 77.

these are cheap pellets so dont expect the best quality even though these are well made!

These dont really work out for my airmaster 77. They give me like 1 inch groups or more at 20 yards and I get frequent fliers.

I dont know whats wrong with them. They were uniform but my airmaster could not get them to group as accurately as the crosman hollow points.

I guess it depends on your gun if it likes them or not. Mine does not like pointed pellets.

These are great for plinking and have very good penetration, (I can punch through 4, thick, soup cans with these in my Storm Xt) Fine accuracy, (pointeds never seem to be quite as accurate as flat heads and wadcutters though) They also seem to be okay target practice, but you should probably buy wadcutters if you are serious about target practice. They all are strong and uniform, no deformities yet.

Nothing. These are everything I would expect from a pointed pellet.

These Crosman's are everything you would expect from a pointed pellet. Good penetration, fine accuracy (pointeds never seem to be as accurate as wadcutters in my experience)

not much to like other than I can get these locally

i'd make them with a sharper point. also not as well balanced as I'd like. also has a rather close drop off.

If you are in a hurry to get out and shoot, these are ok, but not a very good hunting load. they are slow heavy and lack punch for anything larger than a fat squirrel at medium range.

Very uniform, accurate, great price, available just about anywhere, not 1 pellet was damaged in the tin.

nothing!