Crosman Destroyer .177, .177 Reviews

Good expansion

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These pellets shoot like a wadcutter so their range is limited to 25 yards and closer to be accurate but they do great at those ranges with standard velocities. My magnum springers produce too much velocity and tend to open up even at close ranges.

There pellets and do what they need to.

Great consistency in size, very few bent skirts, tack drivers in my Crosman 1077 CO2 gun. Most accurate pellet I have used i the gun

A bit longer pointed tip, not great for humane kills on my swamp rats that infest my property from the nearby wetlands. They are tough critters to penetrate with only 6.5 ft lbs. and around 550 fps. I use the pointed pellets for those critters but not nearly as accurate.

Outstanding accuracy, very consistent size, zero flyers, well packed, very inexpensive, no lead fouling.

These pellets are very accurate and consistent in my Gamo Wildcat. They expand well and still have good penetration. Thumbs-up from me.

Hollow points are about the same price per tin and have more pellets, plus my gun is almost as accurate with them.

Buy several types of pellets and see which style your gun likes the best. Then try different brands to see which brand your gun is most accurate with.

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Good shape for expansion. Reasonable price. Probably best in value for a hunting pellet.

It would be nice if you could get more per tin.

Made in the USA and the lead is strong and keeps it's shape

Price

Vey prompt shipping !

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Straight shooters, Good impact, Good distance! They work Good in all my air rifles!

The flute will deform a little, bend and/or collapse! Watch out for this!

seems accurate, and has a good punch

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the shape and the weight.

more per tin,like 500

these 7.4 grain pellets work good in my old 1077.

Works good in the Crosman 1077 air rifle

more in a tin

try them

The pointed/hollow point combination head design. The pellet weight. Accuracy for lower velocity air rifles. It is a devastating hunting pellet.

In addition to this 7.4 grain .177 pellet weight, include a 9.0 or 10 grain weight.

I will test this pellet in my 766 multi pump, when I put the scope back on it. I did test this pellet today: temperature was 52 degrees, 52% humidity, at 25 feet altitude above sea level. Accuracy test was at a box mounted 2 inch stick-on target, shot with a .177 Gamo Hunter 220, 90 feet away. I did not use my bench. I shot resting my rifle stock on my patio/deck railing and against my shoulder. Scope was a CenterPoint 3-9X32AO set on 6X. Shooting 5 shots for accuracy, 3 hits impacted the upper half of the target. The other 2 hit about a quarter inch above the stick-on target. Chronograph 5 shot results were: 906, 895, 903, 893, and 881 fps, averaging 895.4 fps. I recommend this pellet as a go-to. I also use this pellet in 14.3 grains, in my .22 caliber rifles with similar accuracy and devastating results. I get better accuracy grouping shooting with my MTM Case-Gard Predator Shooting Rest. Get a chronograph. Woodys World.

It flys like a wadcutter, hits like hollowpoint, and penetrates like a pointed.

500 ct. tins!

My choice of close-range pest control pellet.

They were free... but nothing is free

Some are tight in the barrel of my .177 Diana 34 and some are very loose. "Premier" my backside.

These shoot huge groups. If you are within 10' of your target you'll do fine.

good pellet tears through cans no problem and mice and rats

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try them

Good pellet I'll give them a 4 for accuracy,but the Pointed Hunter is #1 for me in my gamo 177 silent cat,extremely accurate.

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Try ponted Hunter in your 177 silent cat,awesome.

Screw top container, and the name " Destroyer "

Not sure. I think it might be a bit to light for a gun that shoots more than 600 fps.

I love the Crossman Premier, and thought the Destroyer would be more accurate and harder hitting. That was not the case for me shooting a Crossman Vantage (1200 fps.) at a target 30yards away. Maybe it works better with a lower powered gun?

Excellent price, quality, quantity. They shoot straight, group inside of a inch in all of my .177 cal guns. Nitro Piston or spring piston. At 40 yards outside. All of my rifles shoot at or above 1000 fps.

Bigger tins, 500 count, foam in the tins

I use a pellet pen setter to put these a little past 1/8 of an inch in the breach. It seems to help with grouping better.

Wide variety of platforms it can be used in.

Better expansion with same penetration.

If you ask anyone on this site if you can load these pellets in a Crosman 760 pellet clip, they will say you cant. However, I have my 760 sighted in to 15 yards and am able to load the clip with these pellets.