Crosman Premier .22, .22 Reviews

These work great in my Marauder Gen. 2. I'm very happy to have inexpensive and available ammo for my rifle. They work well in my other .22 air guns too.

Make them free? I would like a wadcutter version for the same price..

Try a tin, if they work you have a good, cheap, and available pellet.

Best accuracy of any pellet I have tried so far.

What is not too like? They are inexpensive, accurate and easy to find. Call me crazy, but this is my go to round for everything from plinking to small game hunting. Most of my small game hunting is within 25-30 yards and these pellets do the job every time. I have tried more expensive pellets, slugs and all the gimmicks. At the end of the day I always come back to the cheap and bulk pack of Crosman hollowpoints and pointed pellets in .22. Personally in my opinion in a pcp I think these pellets within 30-40 yards could drop a coyote with a brain shot, that is just my opinion.

Availability! You can actually find these in stock, or at local stores for cheap. They work.

Pass.

Test some in your rifle. If they are consistent, buy several tins.

They came with the package group I purchased

Nothing so far

There is no extra knowledge about these I can pass on. They seem to work just fine for punching holes in paper. But as for shooting pests, it's yet to be determined.

Consistency and price

Nothing

I use these with my Benjamin marauder 22 caliber it has been my go to pellet for consistency. use them for small game hunting and target practice

good stuff

These pellets shoot extremely well through my gun. I weighed about 20 of them and found each one to be the same. I shoot for accuracy and these pellets help me shoot the very center out of my targets.

Very accurate

Cheap super cheap very accurate

Nothing

I got a new Wildcat Mk III in 22 sniper. This was the first pellet I tried. At first they were 1-1/2 inch groups at 25 yds I had some Ruger 17 super points they have oversized skirts and are ruff to chamber They were quarter size groups. Them h&n crow magnums dime size groups. Then I tried some NSA 24.8 slugs one tiny hole. I put a barrel band on the gun it changed my point of impact drastically so I removed it. Then the Rugers and the crow magnums were all over the place. So I had some H&n Excite spike 15.74 grain very similar size and shape to the Rugers but have flutes on the skirts. But shot 1 holes groups repeatedly. So measured the pellet head sizes. On everything and found the Excites and the crosmans have near the same size 2.14 to 2.15 inch anyway the crosmans now shoot 1 holes groups also. My thinking is the barrel had to break in. I havent tried any JSBs yet were hard to find. But for the price of the crosmans you can plink all afternoon for $5 if you find some at Walmart.

My TX 200 loves these pellets. No other weight pellet is as accurate as these.

I tried a variety of pellets and weights till I found what would work best in my rifle. These are tack drivers.

They shoot as good as the higher priced pellets and usually are available more often.

Nothing

I can shoot a pattern at 40 yards as good as the JSB pellets and half the price.

Very accurate pellet for the price. Most of my air rifles shoot good groups with them.

Nothing.

I have used these in lower powerd pistols (crosman 1322) and they didn't group as well for me..

crosman quality

nothing

crosman is great

Good price fairly consistant

The 4th tin free, the screw on top, the way they shoot and the way Pyramydair packs them for shipment.

Make the cans a bit easier to open.

Crosman Premier hp, if you have a gun that will shoot them, I have two, they are cheap, plentiful and come in the best can on the market. That is if you can get it open, I use a bench vice and pipe wrench.

My R9 loves these pellets. If I do my part they will do .25 to .50 groups at 25 yards. The best part is Pyramyd Air has them at a great price.

If it works leave it alone. No changes needed.

They look good, but their accuracy is awesome! I put them up against JSB HADES and EXACTS! The premiers take a backseat to none of them and cost effective in the consumers favor!

Nothing!

You will be pleasantly surprise of their accuracy if you can hold you gun accurately!

Great pellet for my Crosman Diamondback SBD NP ELITE .22 air rifle and good 1/2 inches or tighter pattern at 45 yards.

cleaner pellets!

Probably fine for casual plinking

They're probably a reasonable buy for the money, if you're only doing casual shooting. My experience with them hasn't been very satisfying. I have two, inexpensive, magnum, springer, rifles: an Umarex Octane, and a Xisico M28. These pellets do not perform well in either. I use the guns for the control of woodchucks and rabbits, so I need a hard hitting accurate pellet for humane kills. These are not adequate for that task in my rifles. They don't seem to be sized very accurately, some fit tight and some loose. It's noticeable enough that you can predict flyers, just by the way the pellet loads. JSB pellets, with my mediocre marksmanship, will give me about a 2" group at 40 yards, with Crossman Premiers, I'm lucky to be on the target at all, so maybe a group of 8" or 9". These pellets aren't terrible. They're inexpensive, and they may work much better in different pellet rifles. They just don't work in mine. But given that, I really can't recommend them for pest control.