Page 5 - Beeman Crow Magnum, .22 Reviews

Very uniform and fit the breach correctly. Hard hitting, knocked a Tree Rat right off the branch at 50 feet.

Price. Seems a little high for some pressed lead alloy.

On my Beeman they hit 2 inches lower than a 14.3 grain pellet @ 35 yards, but over all I would say a very nice hunting or even target pellet as it leaves a nice clean hole in paper. Makes huge holes in water filled olive oil cans.

these are really awesome pellets, i can tell by just looking at them. the hollowpoint is deep and huge. there is pretty much no variation in size/shape. the quality control on these Beeman pellets, and just about all Beeman pellet tins i've tried, is top notch. they are very accurate with many rifles.... just not my rifle.

these pellets, while they hit hard and are very consistent, can hold a 1 1/2 inch group at 20 yards, and that is to say, not good at all. with Kodiaks and Predators, i can hold a 1/4 inch group at 20 yards. these pellets just won't group right in my gun.

even though they didn't group in my gun, you should try them anyway. they may work very well in your gun. just buy a tin to see. hopefully your gun will like these excellent pellets. i am still disappointed with the accuracy MY gun gave with these pellets, however.

They work in my Marauder clip.

Do away with the hollowpoint .

I bought a can of these to try out but was disappointed with their accuracy.They worked without any problems in my marauder, i just couldn't get them to group the way i would like.

Hits hard.

I wish they made a lighter version.

Nice weight, hits hard, thick skirt is shaped well and fits snug in the breach of my Benjamin 392. Accurate.

Nothing I can think of yet except a screw on lid.

This seems to be the best hunting pellet yet for my Benj. 392 but I'm still searching for something that might be a little more accurate or have better penetration. Trying the Kodiak and the 28.4grain Eun jin next.

Very accurate in my Benji 392, dead on at 30 yards with plenty of knock down power. Have not found any deformed pellets / skirts and loads easily in my scoped 392.

Tin with a screw on lid....Little pricey, but it is a bit more lead than the average pellet.

These pellets are very effective on rabbits and squirrels within the appropriate range.

I like the looks of the LARGE HOLLOW POINT and the overall shape of the pellet.

Make a "lighter" version of this pellet for springers

This pellet did not shoot very well in my BSA lightning XL. I am sure it is intended for much more powerful airguns than my springer. It printed several inches HIGHER on the target than lighter pellets, ( I think the barrel was higher in recoil by the time the pellet left the barrel ). "crono'd @ 590 fps"

Extreme hollow point that provides devastating effects!

Of course, bulk packaging for a lower price. Tins of 500 or even 1000 would be great.

I have taken squirrel with this pellet and it works beautifully. Anything over 45 yards is a risky shot as these appear to tumble and the accuracy is lost.

Very hard hitting, in break barrel or pcp rifles. Not too much over penetration. High quality, as are all of Beeman pellets. Very uniformed shape throughout the whole tin. Good accuracy for a hollow point.

Screw on lid.

I use these in both super magnum spring rifles and high powered pcp rifles, and they seem to do well in both.

I like the slightly heavy side pellet.

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I always chose by purpose, money value, maintaining accuracy.

A very well made, professional looking pellet. I don't think a single one was damaged. Good strong skirts. Nice finish.

Yea ...everybody complains about the tin, but i'm sure you are smart enough to not bring this one into the field and load them into something else that is more secure. I'd would really dig a 18gr.+ flattish dome shape...THAT would be it...

I've read that many hollow points have low BC's but this one flies quite well and seems to hit very hard. I think it's extra length really improves the flight.

This pellet is beastly. Out of my crosman 800x it easily shoots through a 15 inch diameter pumpkin(RWS H-Point also balsted through the pumpkin). While I have not taken any game with this pellet, I feel that if I had too, it would get the job done. They are all very uniform(from eye-balling em) and this gives them excellent accuracy at closer ranges.

After about maybe 40 yards they tend to keyhole, in my 800x anyways, which is a BIG problem. They are a tad expensive, but they are worth it. Lid does suck, but just stick a 1 inch piece of electrical tape to the side and it will hold for ya.

For shooting inside of maybe 30 yards this pellet is top notch, but if your plans are shooting farther than that, you should get the RWS H-points, they give better accuracy and better BC at range. Overall, very pleased with this pellet.

I love the impact these .22 pellets have

Consistency

I was surprised at the inconsistency in the pellets. I ran about 50 pellets through an AirForce Talon, and found that 1 in 5 pellets had a lot less velocity, and hence missed the spot I was aiming for. I don't know if it was the pellets or the seal on the Talon, but I was surprised at the inconsistency.

Perfectly made. I've never seen a deformed one. They also look great, have killer takedown, great expansion, and fit nice and snug into my Gamo guns

I would make a version that's 3-4 g's lighter as it travels a bit slower than I'd like.

Considering the shape/size of the pellet, I think the accuracy is pretty good.

Expansion, Accuracy, Energy Transfer

Amount Per Tin

These pellets are great. When shooting at 10 yards these pellets hit on top of eachother every shot in my Beeman RS2. I also tested them using a 3" high and 5" long block of ballistics gelatin and these would penetrate about 4.8 inches and then turn sideways to and stop. But what is amazing about these is that when these strike the gel it lifts the block off the ground and it does a 180degree frontflip. So that shows to me that it puts all of its energy into the target instead of the cement wall behind it (read my review on benjamin discovery hollowpoints)

very accurate. expansion cup nearly doubles in size when shooting 3/4 inch plywood.

Different tin maybe. 500 count instead of 200 in a tin would be a lot better.

I thought that the eunjin 28.4 grain were the most accurate in my Walther Falcon, but these are a little better, and they shoot a lot faster(both tested at 50 ft.). I have ordered some rws super h points and plan to compare them with these when they arrive

The shape of the pellets and all the great reviews I read about accuracy.

Accuracy, accuracy, and accuracy !!! I tried these in my Super Streak and couldn't better than a 5 inch group at 10 yards. They were all over the place and I was praying it wasn't my shooting technique or the rifle. I then switched to RWS SUPER H-POINTS and started getting hole in hole shots at the same range after I adjusted my scope for the lighter pellet.

Overpriced garbage in a 200 count tin. Go with the RWS hollow points instead and you won't be dissapointed with them. RWS also has a thicker inside skirt that keeps the pellets from being mis-shaped out of the tin and you will get 500 for about the same price.

Hard hitting, good for pest control.

Very non-uniform[]. Probably 20%-30% were misshapen, typically with "crimped" skirts.

I have a RWS 34 Panther, and didn't have very good luck with this pellet. The RWS Meisterkugeln pellets seem to work much better with my rifle.

well i couldnt wait till crow season so i took them on one of my rat hunts. i gave all my other pellets to my other hunting buddies for their crow mags. i really like this pellet. after resighting my scope for this pellet i am able to shoot a 3/4" pattern at about 35 yds. starling, rats, rabbits, groundhogs, well you get the picture. this pellet aimed at a resonable taget dosent have a chance.

the tin needs some work, but what i do is empty one of my old crosman tins and put them in it. work good but beeman could make the same style of can.

at ranges of over 40 yds i have noticed that the pellet seems to turn over. noticed in paper targets, but didnt take notice till i found one sideways in a groundhog. still works though just thought you might want to know.

Unique shape and style of pellet. So far I got a 1" group at 35 yards with my RWS Diana 34, but I think the pellets are capable of better. They did make a good tight seal when placed in the chamber.

Offer a larger tin than only 200 pellets. Possibly thread the lid to prevent spills.