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Crosman Field Hunting .22 Cal, 14.3 Grains, Pointed, 175ct
Pointed Pest Control
Similar in design to the Premier line, these pellets are value priced to allow you more shooting pleasure. Pointed design is useful for either casual target shooting or pest control. Actual packaging may vary from picture.
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By Dereck from USA on 2010-02-15 12:27:21 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:Lower count makes for a very inexpensive tin of pellets. I have had very good luck with these in my .22 Walther Falcon Hunter. These actually outperform RWS Super Points and have very tight 1/2" or so groups @ 25-30 yards with my gun. Things I would have changed:Not the cheapest pellets considering you have to buy 4
... Read MoreThings I liked:Lower count makes for a very inexpensive tin of pellets. I have had very good luck with these in my .22 Walther Falcon Hunter. These actually outperform RWS Super Points and have very tight 1/2" or so groups @ 25-30 yards with my gun. Things I would have changed:Not the cheapest pellets considering you have to buy 4 tins to get 500 at a cost about $20. The pellets are fairly dirty, but that's not really a big deal. Maybe offer a 250 and 500 count with a little extra cost savings. What others should know:Great all around pellets that you can generally find on store shelves as well. Small container fits easily in your pocket and because they come with a screw on lid you don't have to worry about them spilling out.
Math problem I see :)
4 tins get you 175X4=700 pellets for 20$. 500 would set you back around 15$.
I think the new domed premiers (500 per tin, look it up, not the hollow point ones) are more cost effective and precise.
Review entered on 2010-01-31 17:07:30
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By dead eye from USA on 2010-01-31 17:07:30 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:VERY GOOD AT HITTING THE TARGET.THAT IS IF YOU CAN SHOOT.ALMOST EVERY SHOT IS THE SAME AS THE LOST. Things I would have changed:A LITTLE BIT MORE PELLET PER TIN What others should know:DONOT USE FLAT PELLET FOR KILL SHOTS OVER 10 YARDS.IF YOU DO YOU WILL WONT TO THROW YOUR GUN AWAY. THEY DONT MAKE ROCKETS
... Read MoreThings I liked:VERY GOOD AT HITTING THE TARGET.THAT IS IF YOU CAN SHOOT.ALMOST EVERY SHOT IS THE SAME AS THE LOST. Things I would have changed:A LITTLE BIT MORE PELLET PER TIN What others should know:DONOT USE FLAT PELLET FOR KILL SHOTS OVER 10 YARDS.IF YOU DO YOU WILL WONT TO THROW YOUR GUN AWAY. THEY DONT MAKE ROCKETS FLAT FOR A REASON
By Skillet from USA on 2009-10-20 13:56:41 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:Higher ballistic coefficient and better penetration than most pells. Only Kodiaks can better them in penetration.
Cons: Not all of my .22 guns shoot them the best(accuracy), but if you have a gun that likes them, they are an excellent choice. Things I would have changed:None What others should know:Not
... Read MoreThings I liked:Higher ballistic coefficient and better penetration than most pells. Only Kodiaks can better them in penetration.
Cons: Not all of my .22 guns shoot them the best(accuracy), but if you have a gun that likes them, they are an excellent choice. Things I would have changed:None What others should know:Not really a pointed pellet, more of an accentuated round-nose.
This is probably a good thing as I have not yet found a pointed pellet that couldn't be out-grouped by a good flat-nosed or round-nosed pellet.