Page 4 - Crosman Premier .22, .22 Reviews

Most accurate pellet in both my RWS 52 and 470. Snug fit gives good sealing and shot-to-shot consistency. Identification by Die # .

Price (much too high) and packaging.

These pellets are getting bigger, probably due to the dies wearing out. I've heard Crosman is aware if issue and making new dies.

Most accurate pellet in my Marauder. My Discovery however does not like them. I've tried all the major brand pellets. Being light they are good for longer distances. I killed some Pidgeons at 50 yards.

The cardboard box idea is a bit cheesy for such a quality pellet.

Die B worked great, Die A pellets are useless in my Marauder.

Go back to the uniformity Crosman used to have.

If your gun likes JSB's or RWS pellets go that route. Crosman is inconsistent from run to run. I have lost faith in their QC.

I had no damaged pellets in the box. I like the large quantity. Shoot very accurately in my Crosman NPSS.

They are a dirty pellet, but the accuracy makes up for cleaning the barrel and my hands.

Best shooting pellet in my Crosman NPSS. Maintains high velocity out to distance in my particular gun.

CONSISTENT, ACCURATE

METAL VS. CARDBOARD BOX

BUY THEM

VERY GOOD PELLET. FAIRLY ACCURATE....PREFER JSB EXACT DIABOLO.

PELLETS ARE DIRTY. CLEAN PELLETS AND YOUR HANDS AFTER USE.

Good pellets, only pellet I will not have to check out before I load.

Only a different package.

Hit hard as a .22 cal have good back stop.....

These are great pellets. Very consistent shot to shot, and very few deformities. Crosman has an excellent pellet here. They hit hard and accurately. I bought these for my Dad and he was able to group within about 2 inches using the iron sights of a Crosman 2260.

The price in a box vs the price in the tin.

If you are going to buy these, check out the Crosman Premier tin on the same website first.

this pellet is the most accurate one in my AA S410 when adjust at 750 fps. at 35 meters. At that adjustement I got 50 good shoots before refill.

The tightness of the box.

Nothing.

Works well in most air guns. Easy to obtain.

Quality control. There seems to be more pellet to pellet inconsistency than in the past. Dirty pellets requires more barrel cleaning. A bit pricey.

What can I say.....these just flat out shoot good! My Marauder and my 52 both like these pellets for accuracy and top velocity! Tough to beat for hunting.

Clean them up!!!! Some of the filthiest pellets I've ever used!

Different lots can produce different results in some guns. When you find some that you really like, buy a bunch!

uniformity with only 3 deformed skirts.

A real tack driver when shot thru my rws 48. I believe this to be the best overall performing pellet that has excellent long range ballistics. Ive shot thru a 1/2 inch plywood(treated) backstop @ 60 yards ; 863 fps muzzle velocity rws 48+ C.premiers = consistently hitting a soda can, shooting 'offhand' with 12x bsa scope @ 50 yards.

Its a pellet

This is no longer the crosman premier of the past. In the past, crosman premiers were boxed from a single die, which was stamped on the bottom of the box. Crosman stopped doing that, and now, these are by "lot" numbers. furthermore, they are more inconsistent, and quality control leaves something to be desired.

Visually almost perfect. They are light years ahead of the old Crosman pellets I used years ago. They are most consistant accurate pellet in my RWS 350 mag. Great velocity and penetration. Expansion is average for a round head pellet.

Don't know if I'm crazy about the cardboard box, but still better and less spills than those stupid push on top metal tins.

These will shoot .50-.60 inch under calm conditions at 32 yards in my RWS 350 mag most of the time. I seldom, if ever get a flier in the groups. My best overall pellet out of about 8 kinds tried.

It maintains velocity well, and it's cheap.

Better quality control: Weight is inconsistent. Weight measured on a digital grain scale found that half the pellets were within +/- 0.1 grain of the posted weight; but 25 percent were up to 0.4 grains light and 25 percent were up to 0.3 grains heavy. Standard deviation in chronographed velocity was nearly 10 fps at 711 fps average and 12 fps at 820fps average.

This is a good, cheap short-range plinker. Groups open up fast above 10 yards. I would reserve it for inanimate targets where it gives plenty of bang for the buck.

Super accurate and the sizing of the pellets goes right into my Benji 392 without a hitch.

How about a box that contains a 1000 rounds.

If you own a Benji 392 take a extremely close look at these pellets. They are very accurate and great buy. And with a crosman 64 sight you will be amazed at the difference in you're ability to hit what you aim at.

excellent all around pellet , very accurate in both my RWS model 46 and my Benjamin model 392

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great pellet , great price ....it's my standard and all i've ever needed

These are the most accurate pellets for me and my .22 Marauder and my shooting environment. If you're having accuracy problems with other pellets you must give these a try. I shoot at 10m targets exclusively so this review does not include ranges farther than that. However, I did shoot them one day at 50yds and 100yds on a firearms range with the Marauder with pleasing results.

More secure lid.

If you're not satisfied with the results from these pellets try the JSB Diabolo Exact Jumbo Heavy .22 Cal, 18.1. Between the two you should be shooting one holers at 10m.

Groupings were good .The uniformity, quality-control in manufacturing is excellent. good at all ranges. accurate

a tin would be way better than the paper box

good to try.shoot every day pellets . fit all my gun.

This "in the box" pellet is the best for my .22 Benjamin Marauder. I had heard about it from other shooters and found that it worked best for me and my gun. I have not tried the pellets in the tins, but the cardboard box comes highly recommended by many shooters.

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I very, very lightly oil these with Pellgun oil. This eliminates any barrel leading and the black smudged fingers.