Page 15 - Crosman Premier .22, .22 Reviews

Good product, affordable price and good precision Congratulation PYRAMIDAIR!!!

They came with my mrod.

Not "the" pellet for the mrod.

500ct,decent in my marauder,price, its not funny how many of my airguns love this pellet i have 8 and 6 of them love this pellet

N/A

this pellet are dirty so if you have a habbit of biting you're nails you may want to be careful, after shooting definitely want to wash your hands

The price is awesome and tin..

Dirty, dirty pellet.. These pellet are to hard make sure you wear safety googles they will fly back at you. These pellets am scared to shoot seams they fly right back at you, while others just smash up and drop...

Good starting pellet that you could find everywhere just Remember you get what you pay for....your fingers will get black with lead.

Shoots better than JSB's in my Daystate. Few, if any, deformed. BIG problem with deformed JSB's! Also, $12/500 at the local Bass Pro.

Why in the world doesn't Crossman list the weight on the tin?

Shoot what your gun shoots best.

Shot well in my marauder. Just a really dirty pellet so be prepared to clean your barrel.

nothing

GOOD HUNTING PELLET FAIR TARGET PELLET, GOOD TIN. PRICE IS GOOD.

MORE UNIFORM IN SKIRT SIZE.

ITS A GOOD PELLET FOR THE PRICE. BUY IT. PYRAMYD AIR IS THE BEST. ONLINE TECHS WILL TELL YOU THE TRUTH.

Good value for the amount of pellet you get in box

old reliable, best 22 pellet for hunting and all around shooting, good value

not much, maybe create a ballistic version

start with these, sight your gun in and don't change a thing

Shoots great in my 1322 Crosman

Need to be more cleaner. Kind of dirty for new pellets

Good all round pellet.

so far I took out few birds with them the pellet just blowns them apart. I shoot couple beer bottles with the pellet nothing left the beer bottles

LOW PRICE

NOT ENOUGH EXPERIENCE WITH AIR RIFLES TO MAKE A SUGGESTION.

THESE PELLETS DO NOT GROUP WELL IN MY RIFLE. i HAVE HAD ENOUGH EXPERIENCE WITH CENTER FIRE RIFLES TO KNOW THAT YOU HAVE TO FIND THE RIGHT AMMO FOR YOUR AN INDIVISUAL GUN.

Work amazingly well with my Benjamin Marauder air rifle.

While these shoot almost flawlessly I get about 1 in 12 fliers. Leading me to believe their are occaisional flawed pellets. THey're not match grade.

I can shoot these with my stock Benjamin Marauder and consistently drill a 1/8" diameter bull (almost 1/2 dia of the round), in 5 shot targets at 45 feet.

Like other reviews I will state that these pellets are a bit dirty. I do clean mine to get the lead dust off. I also lube mine with a couple of drops of Crosman silicone oil in the tin. I have found that it really helps the accuracy. I only buy two different pelltes. The Crosman Premier HP's and the Beeman Kodiak Heavy pellets. With these two pellets I am able to do all the things I need to do.

These pellets should be cleaned at the factory, other than that this is a great pellet at a great price.

I have zapped many a bushy tailed, tree rat with these. I would like to see crosman come out with a heavy version of these. More pellet weight equals greater knock down power.

crosman tins, QTY and price, these shoot great in my RWS Diana model 48, nice tiny 1 ragged hole group at 30' in my basement. But ten again every 22 cal pellet I have shoots great in that gun.

Uniform size and shape, clean, accurate, excellent value.

The round points seem to be a bit more accurate at longer distances. I doubt that is something that's subject to change, I'm just sayin'.

I'm relatively new to airgunning, and one of the early lessons I've learned from Crosman Rremiers is that there isn't necessarily a correlation between price and performance (or price and quality, for that matter). Like I read so often, it all comes down to what your gun likes.

Love the tin and the size. Most .22 pellets come in tins of 250 or less and for about the same price. When tested these left a much wider wound channel vs domed premiers, both Crosman. The exit wound was huge comparatively. This is a good sign that these perform as intended, that is exspansion upon impact/penetration. These pellets seem to fit better than others, their skirt does not stick out when loading. This is something that I have noticed for all Crosman pellets and is really nice.

Little cleaner. These are on the dirty side but overall this takes little away from these pellets.

These can shoot very differently depending on your gun. Some love them, like my Stoeger X20, and some seem to shoot them poorly. Give them a try though because when they shoot well they shoot very well. Single hole groups are the norm for me with these at 30'.

very accurate out of my benjamin trail np

not much

these are exactly the same pellets as the benjamin hollow pionts so save a dollar and buy these if you have a benjamin trail np

Firing a Diana RWS 350 Mag .22 This pellet scoped and grouped tight and equal at 20 and 40 yards. Which is where I want it for squirrel hunting. I matched it +- 14.3 grains against several of the best brands, including the Germans and it more than held its own. I have found few if any bad ones in two 500 tins. This is a fine kugle at a good price. Heck the tin even has a screw down lid. H D Bonerack

Nothing

Always try many different pellets for different rifles to fine the one that's best for your type of shooting.

I like the accuracy grouped very well at 25 yards, 1 inch groups they penetrate very well in my gun.

The tin on my was EXTREMELY hard to open, i had to get pliers to open it

Definitely buy these, with the quantity and the price and accuracy, you can't go wrong