Page 4 - Crosman Destroyer .177, .177 Reviews

I love this pellet the performance is vary similar to a crow magnum, they just don’t fly as far. To keep it simple the name says what it does, even when I miss and get a lower body shot on something it drops like a rock with one shoe. The only down side is that its only good for short rang because of its light wait and shape about 30 to 50 yards max.

Heaver wait to the body.

Not good for what I conceder long rang hunting (80 yards or more).

I have 3 different air rifles that I use for rodent control. The Destroyer works very well in all three. They are very consistent, and that is what gets you good kills.

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They work well and are fairly accurate at 20 to 30 feet or closer with no jams in Crosman products. Inexpensive for plinking and just having casual fun. Nice looking and made well with only a few that are irregular.

Better quality control.

Inexpensive, but works well.

Mushroom out well, look cool.

Size varies wildly, No group through RS2, Whisper, Big cat 1250, Condor. Crap.

Don't buy it.

so far they are accurate

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found to be the best in my socom tactical with dime size groups at 30 yds.

everything

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good for hunting

FAST SHIPPING AS DESCRIBED. WILL DO BUSINESS AGAIN WITH THIS COMPANY

NOTHING KEEP IT AS IS

VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

great

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be safe

These pellets are pretty accurate, and expand like CRAZY. I mean I've never seen a pellet work that well. I bought a tin with a Crossman Quest so I could shoot in my backyard, and it's a good combo. After dialing in the sights I can shoot a ketchup packet from 90 feet, I can also shoot a 1" diameter rimfire spinner target with them. I haven't grouped them on paper but I think they will do well. As for the destruction these pellets can do, I decided to test the expansion. I took a soda can and filled it with water, put it about 90 feet away on my berm and shot it dead center. The can ruptured, top to bottom. It looked like it was shot with a .22, as surprising as that is. I think the hydrolic shock must have caused some serious pressure!

These are great pellets, although they sometimes shed a ring of lead and the skirt just keeps going. I would like it if they had these in tins of 500, or maybe bulk packed. That would be sweet!

Buy them! They are awesome and expand very well!

These are great pellets, shoot very straight in my Stoeger X20, seem to be pretty clean.They fit the bore of the rifle very well, I will buy many more.

Make a tin of 500, and by the way the Crosman tins are among the best I have found, keepers for sure.

Just buy them.

The best 177 cal pellet in it's price range hands down. If your using co2 blowback guns then these are what you want.

Sell the in packs of 1000.

Best for blowback guns with rotory clips

Everything, for the price, you can not beat this pellet. I am shooting 1/4" groups at 25 yds in my Beeman RS1, I have never gotten groups like that with anything other than match pellets (which cost about 10 times as much for the same ammount.) Not only are the groups amazing, but the stopping power is amazing, I shot a rabbit with a single pellet at 5 yds from the same Beeman RS1, and the rabbit was dead on impact, the recovered pellet was 0.3" in diameter, and the wound channel was just out rageous. I'd reccommend this pellet for absolutely anyone.

I would check the pellets for uniformity before packaging, I found many pellets that were deformed, but nothing a bit of a roll on a flat rock couldn't fix.

These pellets will screw stuff up, be aware of what you are shooting at all times.

Everything. Fast, accurate and deadly! This pellet was hardest hitting short range pellet I've bought yet! It shoots well in every .177 pellet gun I have but my Big Cat 1200 it is a small game animals worst nightmare. Outstanding performance in my hunting experience. Not one animal that's been hit with this pellet has gotten away. Bone = no problem. Birds too! Nothing is safe.

Offer this in .22!!!!!!! I would buy a case if this came in .22

Perfectly named. Destroyers. Simple.

This is a nice looking pellet and seems well designed for it's intended purpose. And as always, love the screw on lid

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My findings are based on a Ruger Mag, Mendoza 2003 and Mendoza RM200. In a spring rifle in the 1000+fps class, they have all the aerodynamic qualities of a wounded rhino trying to ram a school bus at 15 yards. Dont't know where its going to go!!! But, step it down to a med power springer and the results are quite satisfying. Tried them in an RM200 that I bought from P'Air. First 5 shots with open sights at 20 yards: covered 4 holes with a nickel, one flyer and that wasn't my fault! Must have been a bad pellet or gun problem, maybe wind, the sun was in my eyes, etc. etc. Next 5 shots: covered 4 holes with the same nickel, but the outer part of the nickel was touching the 5th hole. Good bang for the buck, you can't go wrong for the price!!!

The price is great for a hunting pellet. Many pellets cost a lot more and aren't even hunting pellets. The penetration is good.

A bit biger might be better. It would increase the power and should trap air extra well.

These are good pellets for a great price.

The shape of the pellet is cool. The price is good for what you get, and accuracy is decent.

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This is a great pellet for low and high power 177. Works well, at close to moderate distance (10m to 25 yds). There is also a Destroyer EX that is about the same. Great for plinking, and the lenght of the pellet is short enough for most airguns that were made to use wadcutters.

Very accurate, great for squirrels and rabits and pesky birds. I liked the fact that the entrance wound was a lot smaller than the exit wound, meaning that the pellet expanded correctly and went completely through the animal. I also liked the fact that it only took one pellet to make the kill.

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It definitely doesn't travel as far as a domed or pointed (with no jacket or collar) pellet will, but it still gets the job done

Can't beat the price and they are almost as accurate as H&N finale in my gun

Ok as is

They are cheap and reliable. I use them for simple backyard targets, not necessarily hunting but they get the job done.

They have a lot of excess lead and your fingers will get pretty dirty after touching 3 pellet; But its worth the fun

They are very accurate in my gun. Almost as tight a groups as Premiers. They are deadly on squirrels and crows. They have serious knock down power, they're dead before they hit the ground. They are very reasonably priced.

Extend the point a little more and slightly heavier. That's the only thing, except maybe bigger tins 500 instead of 250.

One of the reviews I saw person said the collar pealed back after 4" of penetration in ballistic gell and I'm sure that's true, but how much penetration do you need on the squirrels, rabbits, and the small game you would hunt with a .177 air gun. If you do need more penetration there are lots of other pellets that will give you that,pellets aren't one size fits all they're tools for doing a job and these do the job for which they were intended.