Crosman Premier .22, .22 Reviews

Fits in the barrel nicely, shooting great.

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The price was good.

Product was not premium. Needs work Many Miss shaped pellets won't group well.

Too heavy for most air guns.

The 19 grain Premier are first rate in my Benjamin Marauder Pistol. They hit hard. I can watch them in flight from the muzzle to the target.

Might fill the can all the way up.

I like the longer waste pellets.

Seems like a decent pellet I wanted to try them as they are fairly new shooting out of the Benjamin marauder.22 was averaging 1inch group not the greatest but good enough for a cheaper pellet

Tin count 200 is barely enough

All pellets are different all guns are different and in different combinations they all shoot differently find what works for you and yours

Weight, shape, and performance.

Increase pellet count for the price.

I purchased this pellet primarily for shooting with my .22 caliber Umarex Gauntlet-2. It was easy to adjust the zero of this pellets point of impact and point of aim to hole in hole on the center diamond on a on. 1 inch

Weight, shape, and performance.

Increase pellet count for the price.

I purchased this pellet primarily for shooting with my .22 caliber Umarex Gauntlet-2. It was easy to adjust the zero of this pellets point of impact and point of aim to hole in hole on the center diamond on the 1 inch Birchwood Casey target mounted 90 feet on a cardboard box that is my standard targeting distance when selecting any of the numerous pellets. It may take up to 10 shots to range it in. The temperature today was a brisk 39 degrees with about a 10 mph wind. Chronographed 4 pellets at 894, 907, 896, and 902 = 899.75 average fps for 34.16 fpe. I recommend this pellet when considering a dome pellet in the 19.0 grain range. This is a hard hitting. I did not encounter any pellets that were damaged, nor did I have any fliers. I am very satisfied with these. I will eventually test all my pellets to be my go-to pellet of choice when the time comes. Get a chronograph. WoodysWorld.

finally a good standard pellet that finally made jump up the ladder to a heavier one which i wanted crosman to do for a really long time, shoot well in all my break barrels

not one to complain about price otherwise would be complaining about everything, especially now days, but yes crosman is a little too proud of their new offering and price does need to come down

for magnum breakers i like pellets generally in the 17 to 19 grain window, i think its best for fps, poi and energy on target and not many in this range which is surprising to me so adding to the metalmag and jsb small crowd for example its nice to see

Decent accuracy. 1" at 50 yards. Not quite as good as jsb 18 grain.

Price is a bit high compared to JSB.

maurader 22 cal with regulator at 1900 psi.

I like the shape, size, design of the pellets. The screw on lid is definitely a plus! I shoot this out of my Marauder F&T and so far it does fantastic. I have no feeding problems and can shoot 10 shots in less than the size of a dime at 10 yards. (the longest distance in my basement). I want to get it out this summer and shot at longer ranges, but that will have to wait a little longer for warmer weather. I'm not including my fps or ft lbs of energy here because I need to be outside for my chronograph to work.

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Try them you may like them. At short distances they do very good in both my Marauder F&T and my Benjamin Jim Shockey break barrel.

Inexpensive heavy pellet. shoots great in my rifles.

get them while they are still in supply.

These are OK, not great, not terrible.

Clean them before packaging.

These are dirty pellets from South America, not made to the Crosman standards of their USA made pellets. They have lots of lead flashing and lead dust. Once clean, they still do not shot tight groups. None of my nine springers prefer them.

These work very well in my R9 as do the 14.3 HP Crosman pellets.

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Very accurate pellet in my S-400 Extra FAC. Equal to JSB or H&N.

Price is to high. Does not out perform standard Premier pellets by a wide enough margin to justify the price.

My S-400 shoots nearly any pellet accurately enough to use for hunting out to 30 yards. I do not try extreme shots on game. These 19 grain pellets just happens to one of the best for my rifle.....

Seem to shoot well from my Cayden @ over 900 fps.. Fairly clean & consistent.

Price is way to high IMO!

BC seems a little low compared to JSB 18gr or Barracuda match.. They definitely don't pack the down range energy of either & come no where near a solid slugs.

good accuracy 1/2inch at 25yrds,1and1/4 at 35yrds,1and3/4inchat 45yrds,used a hw77k

cant think of any thing

use quality pellets ,scope ,and rifle get good groups

Very uniformed, They shot great out of my Hatsan Flash 850 fps one hole group at 50 yrds

more in a tin, price is high for only 200 pellets

Try these in your gun you might be surprised like i was

Seem to be uniform, they shoot very well in Dutch my HW 98 and also in Long Tall Sally my HW 100 S. Took many squirrels with both guns.

Perhaps more pellets for the price.

These load and shoot very well in both guns mentioned above, the pellets seem to have a slick feel, some type of lube or maybe just a releasing agent during manufacture.

Have not tried them in all my .22 Airguns but have not found a gun yet that did not like them.

Only minor complaint is that they are pricey.

The Sheridan 2260 loves these at 10-30 yards and for a CO2 I was getting almost 14FPE and very accurate. They fit in the Marauder magazine and shot awesome in the QB79 Repeater powered by HPA.

Everything. They're clean, well formed, no duds, or bent skirts. These new pellets are like JSB's.

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I ordered these 19 gr pellets just to see how they shoot from my Gamo Swarm. The gun loves them. Very tight groups at 18 yards. I checked their size with my dial verniers, and the variation in pellet size is nothing worth mentioning. Very consistent.

They come in a 200 pellet tin for about the same price as the next lighter pellets with 500 in a tin. The cost per shot is much higher than the difference in the the amount of lead.

Unless you have a PCP airgun, there is a maximum weight your spring or piston gun will shoot accurately. It's well worth testing various weights.