Crosman 100 Year Anniversary Pellet Tins, 10 Pack

Originality is always a good thing and your unique pellet tin lids certainly measure up.

I would not change a thing, You could of course have a special addition signed by Annie Oakley and other famous shooters on the back of each tin.

Well worth the price even if you don't fire a single pellet. If you live long enough they will probably double in value.

Nice collection of tins.

It would have been nice if they had 22 caliber too.

Each tin is truly unique. I’m glad to have purchased this set.

Better option of calibers for this set. The ones I received are 177 cal. The gun I purchased with them is 22 cal.

Great collection of tins recognizing Crossman's contribution to air rifle sport over the years.

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delivered as a set in a single box

100 Anniversary not a lot of biz ness ever see that.

Maybe add some BB . That's what there about.

Crosman is a historical company.

I posted pictures of the container boxes that Eric described so well. Shipping box well done and the box(s) containing the various pellets, like a Russian (Matryoshka) Doll. Not a dent in any can! Colors are good true to form like the pictures show. Decade stamped on the side of the lids. Nice touch.

Again, second Eric's comment about the .22 version. And whilst I'm mentioning it, I claim second dibbs in line behind Eric for the .22 tins! A little expensive, my grand kids will enjoy the full tins when these get past down. Otherwise, nothing.

Yeah. Eric is first in line for the .22's, me second.
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One suggestion if I may, perhaps I shall contact Crosmans also, the .22 collection should it come to be, must be different artwork tins.

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The pellets were well packaged and arrived in great shape. They came in a cardboard shipping box, inside of which was a smaller, flat, cardboard over wrapped box. Inside of the over wrap was a white box with a color printed sleeve around it. Nicely done. Because the tins are shipped flat and not stacked on each other, they arrived in great shape. The tins have really nice printing on them and the working QR code on the tin representing 2013-2023 takes you to an informative history page on the Crosman website.

Maybe some type of collectable tins for the .22? Or a 100 year anniversary edition of the 362 in .177 from the factory?

The special edition, 100 year anniversary packaging and tins, make a nice display item but it's not the most cost effective way to buy pellets... But then again, I didn't buy this for the pellets. The pellets are the standard .177 pointed version like the ones that come in the "milk carton".