Page 5 - Crosman Premier .22, .22 Reviews

These are great pellets. Imo I think these are better than the "hollowpoint" crosman pellets. With my Marauder I tear up the red dots with these. Only time I miss is when it's my fault. Very quality, very few deformed pellets. Super pumped on the fact that these are rarely damaged.

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Great pellet for a great price. My diana 350 magnum doesnt like these, they are too light imo. It seems to like 18 gr pellets. Benjamin Marauder, GAME ON! Look out squirrels. The sound this pellet makes when it hits a squirrel in the head is CRAZY LOUD at 25 yards. Bossy

Another excellent product from Crosman, you dont need to pay a big price for quality. AAA+++

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Try them, you will like theme

Good price. Very accurate in my AirForce Talon.

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Remember, if you order 4 tins from PyramidAir, you only pay for 3. The 4th is free.

I like their shape their size and they are clean

Nothing but the lid should be easier to get off

They shoot excellent in a crosman NP 2 and in the Gamo Mark 1 Fusion 22 caliber also

Cost

Remove the word Premier maybe.

I expected them to be as accurate as of the pointed premieres that came with my rifle. They are still pretty good, but I am finding quite a few bent skirts so keep your eyes open. Still learning pellet brands so take my rating with a grain of salt, I have shot more accurate tins from the same company though.

I've been using these pellets for years. They provide consistent pellet uniformity of shape and the weight is a good fit for my .22 breakbarrels, good knockdown power and flat trajectory for a good distance, all at a decent price.

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Definitely heed the cautionary advice about handling lead pellets.

These shoot great out of all my .22 cal Crosman/Benjamin pumpers. Pyramyd's packaging is always good and they are harder pellets, so the skirts are never damaged on these. I buy them by the truckload.

You will get some gray dust, probably graphite on your fingers. It never bothered me, but expect to wash your hands when you're done shooting.

They just work. Best value in a general purpose pellet.

Holds excellent groups in my Kral PB.

Softer lead.

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Can't beat crosman for their value.

The best ammo from crosman

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Good, cheap and works great

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Lead is harder than most. Good for head shots.

Price, accuracy.

More pellets per tin.

Cheap

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These are not accurate in my Beeman PCP

These and the Hollow Points are my preference for sighting my air rifles in. I like the weight, velocity, and the shallow depth of the skirt cavity, which promotes low drag in flight, enhancing higher velocity at distance. Great coefficiency. Screw on tins, caliber and head size on tin, the harder lead and solid head for less expansion and deeper penetration, and hits like a bullet. The 500 tin count for less than $10.00.

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Very accurate, no damaged or bent skirts, and no fliers. Truly a five star pellet.

Most accurate pellet I've found for my Benjamin Marauder. I've compared to a variety of pellets from H&N and JSB, but these have consistently provided tighter groups out to 50 yards, and they are much less expensive.

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I have always used Crosman Premeir pellets in my other airrifles RWS 34 / Beeman R 9. Always consistent groupings

I wish they would make The tins larger IE: 750 count

You cant go wrong with Crosman primier Pellets

Going through my pellet "collection" I realized I did not have any domed pellets. Lots of hollowpoints , pointed and others but no domed. Always had good luck with Crosman pellets and these are no exception. While they worked "ok" in a couple of my rifles, They really shined in my Beeman RS2 set up in 22 caliber. Another kudo to them for putting on a screw on lid!

Not much, only found a couple of pellets with skirt damage/deformation.

Pyramyd did a great job of packaging these pellets to minimize shipping damage.

Appears to be a good lighter pellet though a heavier one could be more accurate. I found the JSB exact to have fewer jams and extremely accurate in my Diana storm rider gen 3.

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14.3 grain too light for this powerful rifle (860 FPS)

Good price. Pellets seem uniform and good packaging.

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Occasionally a pellet tears the paper. This is typical of a pellet tumbling. It can probably be attributed to a less than perfect skirt. That said these pellets work well for my use. The gun is a Gamo Swarm Maxxim in .22.

Good performance for the money. Domed pellets are good general use pellets.

Not much to change, they are good value for the money.

I tend to run these thru all my airguns first doing a shakedown break in. have had some air rifles that loved these more than others. But each airgun is different. Bore size is the key and these are mostly consistent size and shoot well.