Page 2 - Crosman High Velocity, .177 Reviews

These pellets work well for my handguns which are 650 fps or lower and group within 1 inch, however they do tend to group terribly with higher 100+fps, i cant pull a group smaller than 5 inches at 10 yds.

More uniform production.

Nothing. But that's just me. If you have a use for a pellet that goes really fast without any accuracy to speak of, then these may be the pellets for you:) I only purchased them to find out what velocity they were capable of from my gun as you can see below.

Nothing. They are what they are I guess. They weight over 1gr less than BBs. The skirts crush so easily that you wonder how they can crush as easily as they do. Handle them about how you might handle a hummingbird egg that you don't want to break and you might get one loaded without damaging it:) BTW, yes, you can even crush the head of the pellets between your fingers, though, you have to be trying to do it.

The only airgun I own is a Daisy 880 Powerline. According to my CED M2 Chronograph they average 820 fps at 10 pumps. 10 shot groups from an honest 15 yards were the worst of any other pellet I ever tested. Most commonly ranging anywhere from 2" - 4".

Nothing.

Way more accuracy, and maybe make them a hollowpoint instead of a wadcutter with a dent.

These pellets are very inaccurate in my rifle, and on the box it says "These pellets are suitable for plinking, small pest control(birds), and large pest control(such as squirrels)." I would stick with plinking and not risk wounding an animal.

nothing, worst pellets ever, do not buy!

everything, like I said, move on , these are absolutely worthless for what ever purpose you may have, the worst pellets I've ever fired.

If you want a good high velovity, light weight, pellet, go with the gamo blue flames.

led free, prity accurate

price is too high for this

they are too light, they don't even pierce a can at 30 yards,

A) I like that they are 'lead free' B) I like that they give extra velocity

Either make them CHEAPER, or give more than 250 per tin... because $8 for 250 mediocre pellets is just silly.

A) The .177 versions don't look anything like the picture: imagine a normal skirt with another shallower skirt facing opposite B) They deform even easier than lead - VERY soft C) Inconsistent forming - several had bent skirts from the factory D) They don't fit well in the mags for my IZH-61, or my Crosman 760 (very lose) E) Accuracy was mediocre at best in the 3 .177 guns I tested (Crosman 760, IZH-61, TechForce 78)

I like the screw top can.

First thing I Noticed was these things had almost no mass. This is important, especially when lining up a kill shot. With no mass two things will happen. First the pellet will not be able to get through the air in front of it. Without that, the pellet will go wherever the air takes it and likely that will not be into your kill zone. It was as I suspected when I got these on my range with a known reliable gun. out of the 10 shots fired, 2 actually hit the target... barely. I have no idea where the other 8 went but it's clear they were fliers. They got rid of the silver eagle name but kept the pellet it seems.

If you hunt with an air rifle, use something else. In my opinion, Crosman needs to stick to what they know, which is Low end airsoft, where accuracy and quality is not really expected. As many innovations as crosman has bought to the table, they have lost all their quality.

Nothing I agree with the first review from JJ

Just dont waste your money !!!

Extreeeeme bad groups too light and made poorly bad,bad,bad!!!

Nothing

They are useless,worthless. Bad design!

They are so light like aluminum. The flat head whips them all over the place and they dont expand. I believe I was getting like 1300 fps out of my crosman if i remember correctly. 4 to 6 inch groups at 10 yards! This is the most horrible pellet I have ever used...

Crack!!!! What a great report it has out of both my Big Cat & Silent Cat.

It is what it is. Nothing.

Mean as 7 ex-wives at close range... Has neither accuracy or power at any real distances.

increased penetration in small game. accurate at range.

longer tail for more stability.

when your airgun fires, the sound does not come from the sound barrier being broken it come from the expansion of compressed air. the sound barrier does no interact with the pellet at all. when a pellet exceeds 340 m/s it does not create a sonic boom. this is because the pellet itself is not creating any sound and does not cause the air around it to compress as it approaches the speed of sound. do not let these fools tell you about how the pellet is inaccurate because it doesn't "cut" the air or that it is louder than other ammo because it is faster. it is louder simply because of the way it seats in your rifle (no i don't mean sit, it's called seating).

clean, uniform and they make an awesome sound when they are shooted

inaccurate

these pellets are bad for 1000fps rifles because they hit very close because they didn't cut the air when they reach sound barrier

Gives outstanding velocity from pistols and maybe low-powered rifles. Velocity and accuracy are OK up to 50 feet. The hollowpoint seems to create a large, temporary wound channel despite the fact that the pellet does not expand.

You can't do much to change this pellet that wouldn't make it useless. If heavier, it would be inferior to quality lead pellets.

Accuracy at supersonic velocity is poor (well, ok...atrocious), especially at ranges longer than about 20 yards because the pellet slows very quickly and becomes transonic - and that means lots of turbulence to drive it off target. Fired at subsonic velocity from a pistol such as the Beeman P1, it gives decent short range accuracy, adequate for popping small game at moderate pistol range. Velocity from my P1 averages 935 fps 5 feet from the muzzel. I have not measured the downrange velocity, but accuracy falls apart above about 50 feet, so velocity is a moot point. A miss is as good as a mile.

Super sonic, compared to other alloy pellets very cost effective, clean and uniform.

Above I said these were uniform and they are, uniformly small. These seated into my BigCat like any other pellet will fallout if the barrel is closed at a downward angle. Make these fit better and they will be my favorite pellet.

These are great, will go super sonic with ease and for the eight bucks and 250ct you can shoot these a heck of a lot more than PBA's with the same awesome sonic crack, if not even louder than the Raptors. The fact that these are somewhat loose fitting, if you take a toothpick and push them in a bit further they will stay put and not impede performance. Get a tin and smile when they go crack!

I like that they are Lead free, and they do move at quite a brisk pace out of my Dasiy PowerLine 901. I don't target shoot for the most part, I mostly hunt for small game and these pellets I seem to get the most success with. It takes down birds like you shot them with a cannon

Heavier, maybe around ~7 grains would be a nice

They never come out of the other side of your target, and the metal they are made of its so soft it just rips though softer materials.

Supersonic! These scream out of my gamo rifle. Not bad at short range 10 - 25 yards in the hk pistol. Good quality control, very few less than perfect. NO-Lead

A little heavier.

They do tend to stray over distance. Although they are hollow points I was using them on a target taped to a cardboard box. At about 10 yards through an hk pistol they don't deform nor do they always penetrate the back of the box. Lead and BBs due.

NOTHING

EVERYTHING

I have a Crosman Powermaster 664SB and it shoots abuot 650 which is that bad for a pneumatic pump. But im shooting targets around 50 yds with the regular crosman 7.4 grain hunting pellets. I see these pellets and they look pretty cool but when i shot them, i could see that the pellets just drops down immediatly. This pellet is only somewhat useful if your shooting it at like 10 yds. But i have a 6-24X50 scope that is amazing and it works flawlessly with the hunting pellet.

No lead on you. Screw on lid.

Accuracy is awful, 2" groups with my Hammerli 850 (very accurate gun) at 10 meters. Not sure if I could even hit my pellet trap when i get outdoors and move it to 30 yards. I understand the logistics of a light weight pellet and I know they are not usually accurate, but these are RIDICULOUS! I shoot ALOT so I know what I'm talking about, don't waste your money.

Do not buy these.

Wanted a lead-free pellet for indoor shooting with my IZH-46M. Others in the past didn't work well at all, this one worked well. Didn't shoot to the same point of aim, but shot tight groups. Very happy with them overall.

Would like to see the cost come down some.