Page 3 - Crosman Premier .177, .177 Reviews

These work well in many of my airguns.

More consistent sizing.

The head size varies so they don't all hit in the same place. Out of a ten shot group, you get 2 or more clusters forming on the same target and also an occasional flyer.

The most consistent of a dozen brands/styles I have tried in 4 break barrels.

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They group, usually higher, than all the others.

Shoots great,Crosman TR77 shots out 45-50yrds.good allround pellet for the $$

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Very consistency accurate and quality.

great little pellet for the money

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this is the pellet to use for plinking around the yard with the kids.

very accurate great pellet for the money.

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great pellet for plinking around the yard.

Out of a couple of dozen accuracy tests with other pellets , these were as accurate as any others in my Gamo - one hole or cloverleaf groups at 10M (w/scope&benchrest)

nothing - they seem to be very good as is !

Don't let the low price fool you - these are accurate and reasonably priced !

Firing them from my Winchester 1100 Ss,they penetrated a 55 gallon steel drum,although through one side only at 20',vegetable cans filled with water get airborne and tumble a foot backwards at 40 yards,energy transfer to target excellent

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Try them

Good cheap 500ct pellets for plinking and can find most anywear.

Make more consistent

Great pellet for plinking and fun

Very accurate, shoot very well in all my Pumpmaster 77 and Benjamin Disco. They aren't very expensive, and they are readily available.

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They don't expand very well. I use these for squirrel hunting and they pack a wallop even with my lower power guns. they are easily as accurate as any domed pellet or wadcutter I have tried.

Price effective on small game @ 50yrds

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Very good for $$ paid good for small game quality okay for price paid.

Good, consistent accuracy. Hits hard, can hear it "thwock" on vermin. Good placement=dead rodent.

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Try'em, happy hunting.

These pellets seemed to work fine in my P17 Pistol and in my HW50 rifle. They hit pretty hard which was great for the squirrels at my bird feeder.

I'd use less expensive pellets for paper practice, but no complaints with these.

Accurate and hard hitting.

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add cushion inside of tin

for a HP the grouping was acceptable or average in my rifle.

Cheap, twist top. Great for just shooting for fun / plinking

VERY DIRTY PELLETS! Alot of size differences threw out tin.

My R7 shoots these very well.

Screw on lid gives a more positive closing to the tin. Very accurate out of my Crosman Vantage NP.

Make the tin smaller, filter out the lead flakes before they are packaged, print the weight on the can.

Average weight of 7.9 grains which is the advertised weight. Chronograph and accuracy data is out of my Crosman Vantage NP at 5 ft from the end of the barrel. 10 shot string average velocity, 961 fps, extreem spread, 30.8 fps, standard deviation, 8.4 fps. The manufacturing quality control of these pellets is not as good as Beeman or RWS, examples are the mold line can be seen on the sides of the pellet and the larger standard deviation. As for accuracy, I can maintain a grouping of less than a half of an inch at 20 yards. These are plenty accurate, I can hit 3 inch targets at 50 yards every time and can hit 4 inch targets at 70 yards half oth the time. The pellets are starting drop off at that distance and that is also the end of my shooting range. These are the pellets for me.

These are a great value! They shoot ALMOST as well as Crosman Premier Light domes in my guns. I buy these for my son to shoot, and they shoot just fine in any gun that we've tried them in. You can't go wrong with these for general shooting.

They don't fit the chamber quite as consistently as the Premiers in the box, but they still shoot well. I've tried them in an RWS 34, a TX200, and a Daisy 880.

This is a hard hitting round that will deliver a deadly strike to game from Pigeon to Coons ! Remember that shot placement is critical in all hunting Keith Stambaugh founder of the School of Woodlore and commun cents .

Good product, works fine in my air rifles and air pistol in .177cal.

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Been using this brand/type of pellet for some time now. Never had a pellet related problem. Consistency and uniformity are good, and accuracy has been good. I am not a competition shooter, so I am not as picky as some shooters might be, but this pellet serves my needs fine - plinking, fun target shooting and small varmint control. They are available anywhere I find air gun supplies.

Shoots acceptably well in most all of my airguns.

Some batches have a higher amount of misshapen pellets. But not a dealbreaker

Generally for the price they are worth the purchase. You will have to pay twice the price if you want a higher quality pellet. I keep about 5 tins in supply at all times.