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By Victor from USA on 2009-08-10 22:51:01
Things I liked: They penetrate just as good as many of the higher priced pellets (PBA), for a fracion of the cost. Good for hunting small game as well as plinking for fun in the backyard.
Things I would have changed: Not put so much of that anti-oxidant product, no matter how you go about it, you're left with your hands coated with the stuff. But I guess that's just something we all have to deal with so that our pellets don't rust before we get a chance to use them ! :)
What others should know: I use these pellets among many others by Crosman, but these are one of my favorites. They work very well in my Walther CP99 as well as my Beretta PX4 Storm.. Highly recommended..
By Timothy from USA on 2012-11-06 13:56:54
Things I liked: Not much
Things I would have changed: After mounting a new scope on my RWS Model 34 I sighted it in with RWS Superdome pellets which have always been my first choice, I had my groups to dime size at 15 yds. Just for fun I decided to try some Crossman Pellets I had from a previous purchase to see haow they would perform. I could barely keep them on paper from the same 15 yds. I noticed they were very loose fitting in the chamber compared to the RWS and the results were poor at best. I could never recommend these for any serious shooting.
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Things I liked: These are affordable and a decent plinking pellet with similar accuracy in a Crosman 66 and a Daisy 880, around an inch group @ ten yards with an occasional flier.
Things I would have changed: They looked consistent, but the weird flier every now and then in two different guns says something.
What others should know: These were a decent pellet in my guns. They're worth a try for cheap shooting.
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Things I liked: Very good penetration into hard materials Good energy transfer into softer targets
Things I would have changed: Flyers now and then but still a fine close range rodent pellet for the price
What others should know: Worth testing, weighing etc
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Things I liked: Great value and quality. My 1377 will put these pellets into one ragged hole at 10m all day long when/if I do my part!
Things I would have changed: Nothing.
What others should know: Try them in your .177 and maybe they will be the "magic" pellet in your gun!
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Things I liked: These pellets came free when I purchased my Benjamin Trail np. What a great combo. And items were received very quickly. Great job Pyramid Air!!
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Things I liked: Haven't tried them yet. And thank you to Pyramyd for sending them free.
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Things I liked: For all around hunting, plinking & shooting holes in paper these are great.
Things I would have changed: Nothing.
What others should know: Just like .22 rim fire rifles & pistols, you have to try different ammo to find which pellet works best in your gun. If you could make one pellet that scores "5 stars" for every pistol & rifle you would be rich.I use these in both my rifles & pistols.
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Things I liked: Nice little pellet, good penetration, seem accurate enough
Things I would have changed: Nothing
What others should know: I don't use .177 for anything more than target practice, these work well and seem accurate. Most are shaped well, but some are slightly malformed.
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Things I liked: Accuracy was better than I expected from this pellet... on par with the 7.9gr CPHP pellets in the tin. A good close range pellet.
Things I would have changed: Quality of pellet tins is horrible... lids are to easily cross-threaded tight. Several I've purchased had to be opened with pliers because they came out of the factory packaging this way! Same for ones purchased by my boys at a local store. This is Crosman's fault NOT PA.
What others should know: Buy the tin of 500 for the better buy.
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Things I liked: flyers no groups best i got was 2 in at 26 yards (nouthing)
Things I would have changed: stop making them
What others should know: flyers out of my ben trail xl ' my FW. 124 ' my rws 48 ' and my furry This is the first bad report i have had to put on here 69 years old Fred
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Things I liked: Everything.
Things I would have changed: Make available in 500 count
What others should know: Groups well, and less "flyers". Closest rival is the Crosman "Hollow Point".
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Things I liked: These pellets shoot well with the Vigilante pistol.
Things I would have changed: nothing
What others should know: Enjoy
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Things I liked: Prompt delivery, Crosman quality and great packaging
Things I would have changed: Nothing
What others should know: At the ranges I usually eliminate pests, really don't need the penetration of pointed pellets and they tend to be slightly less accurate than hp's, wc's or domes.
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Things I liked: They came free with my 1377 They seem accurate enough First shot with my 1377 and this Pellet was a 20 yard shot at my 2X4" metal "Gong".....PING ! Then shot after shot at 30 yards....Pingity-ping Not bad for a "Low End" (free) Pellet Bottom Line..... Yes, I would consider buying these
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Things I liked: Good for plinking/target shooting. Accuracy is 4/5
Things I would have changed: Ought to be more pointed
What others should know: As shown in the pyramydair pictures, these pellets actually aren't very pointed, they are more of a rounded point. Still decent pellets, but know what you will get.
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Things I liked: it shoots the target like you want.
Things I would have changed: nothing
What others should know: get a trap and save the used pellets melt them and sell the lead and you save money. I have a Champion Trap that handle a .22 cal rimfire bullet. I am looking for a place to sell my lead to. But no worries.
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Things I liked: Excellent low-priced pellet. Groups better than many so-called premium pellets. My Webley Tempest's favorite pellet, will shot a less than 2" ten-shot group at 25 yards - better than most centerfire pistols. Also is accurate in my Webley Hawk rifle, though it slightly favors the wadcutter version, and is also very good in my Gamo Big Cat. Have taken cottontail rabbits at up to 27 yards with the Tempest; single head shot is adequate, and many trash birds with both rifles. It is an excellent penetrating pellet.
Things I would have changed: 500 count tins, please
What others should know: Hard to beat, low-priced pellet for target, plinking, or hunting
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Things I liked: Basic, Effective, Reliable, Nothing Special but definitely nothing bad about them. Shoot fine :)
Things I would have changed: nothing, I mean its basic pointed pellets by the book, no problems here.
What others should know: great price
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Things I liked: Quality, accuracy and consistency are all found in this pellet. Out of 500 pellets I found 3 defected pellets, not bad at all. We've been using these in the Crosman M4-177 and the best group at 20' with iron sights was .25".
Things I would have changed: Not a thing, this is a great product.
What others should know: These pellets perform and are a great value for the money. A great pellet to use in the M4-177 and once dialed in will land pellet on pellet even with iron sights.
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Things I liked: Clean, shiny, accurate little pellets!
Things I would have changed: Nothing.
What others should know: -Shoots great in my M4-177. -Got em on sale at Wal-Mart for 3.47.
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Things I liked: Power and silent operation first. Great looking target and critter pistol.
Things I would have changed: A way to mount a laser would be great.
What others should know: It is a personal choice but I like it.