Page 16 - Crosman Premier .22, .22 Reviews

GROUPS REALLY WELL IN MY RWS 34

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Shot good in my Titan GP with GRTIII and 3-9x32 scope. Somewhat good grouping with occasional flyer @ 20 and 30 yards.

QC.Some were really loose and needed to be seated really well.

I must have gotten a stinker of a batch this last purchase. They were alot more loose with the very rim holding them in. They'd just fall right into the chamber and I could tilt the barrel up and it fall right out if I didn't use my thumb to push them in further. I also noticed when I got a loose one it flew wild from 6" to a foot off target. When I did get the snug fit then accuracy was good again.

Good penetration, and very good value vs Crossman Pointeds (500 units vs 175). They are quite accurate, and are of consistent quality

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These rounds are good for target practice, as you get a lot for your dollar.

Very well rounded pellet work with many air rifles.

Make a heavier version of this for high power rifles.

Work good but accuracy not as good as I would like.

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these shoot quite nice in my Gamo Silent Stalker gas piston gun. There is a noticeable difference in fit between some of the pellets--- some load very easily, others are a bit tighter. There might be one or two thousandths difference in head diameter. They are PLENTY accurate for soup can plinking and "break in". So far I've been able to shoot many five-shot groups at 25 yards less than 1.5 inches. Better than several other more expensive pellets.

500 for around $8.00. Fit good. Usually available here and many dept stores locally.

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These shoot and group well out of my Benji Titan GP. I've tried only 4 other brands costing more and will continue to look for other makes,but so far these can't be beat. If you have any suggestions for the Titan GP toss them in here.

Value, Farly cheep ,grate for the price !!! .5 inch groups at 60 yards with Benjamin discovery in .22 cal, all so have a rem vantage in 177 cal . have had descent groups with both guns , with the pointed, flat and hollow points , grate pellets so far !!!!!!!

Could be a little cleaner , tins with tape and not so tight .

NO matter what pellet you buy , They are man made so don`t look for them too always be perfect every time ....

Very nice price,are very accurate for price, good for hunting, good long accuracy, rarely deformed, and prety clean.

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Are nice with my crosman npss. I shot many crawfish hole at 100 to 125 yards.

The quality and cleanliness of these pellets compared to others I've bought. They happen to be one of the fastest shooting and accurate pellets out of my tech force. Many squirrels have meet their end due to the great performance of these pellets.

Nothing. I like them the way they are.

Give them a try in all your guns. More often they might be the better choice for hunting and staying on target.

Excellent all around pellet. Very economical for getting lots of practice which most folks would agree has the greatest impact on achieving small groups. Fairly uniform with only a few showing damaged or malformed skirts. These pellets look and perform like the Benjamin Discovery 14.3g hollowpoints which cost a little bit more. Comes in a screw lid can (why don't they all?). You can find the CPHP pellets on the shelf at many retail locations.

Nothing if it would make them cost more, but about 2-3 pct of the pellets seem to be undersized. Put the pellet weight on the tin.

Many airgun reviews have the CPHP's as one of the pellets that shoot well. So while this may not be the best pellet for you and your rifle, it seems to provide at least acceptable accuracy for general target shooting and hunting and in many cases excelletn accuracy. These work well in both my PCP and springer rifles and are a very good value.

An awesome pellet says it all.

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They work VERY well for me, but may be a little different for you.

Lots of rounds for the price! Fairly good grouping!

Larger hollow point pocket for better expansion. Make each pellet more consistent in size.

These pellet provide some of the best groupings with my Trail NP .22. Chrono average of 756fps. There were three distinct size pellets in the tin. .115", .117, and .118" diameter. The .117" diameter pellets provide the best grouping with the .118" shooting high and the .115" shooting low with low fps. One .115" actually dropped out of the breach when closing the barrel.

I like theses the best ,best value for the money too. If you seen a lot of rick Eustlers air rifles videos and reviewes theses always seem to go well with most rifles he has reviewed I think the hollow point may help stabilized the pellets flight better but that's just a guess

be nice if they would pre wash the pellets so the lead don't get on your fingers after shooting so many be nice if they found a substitute instead of using lead

all pellets should be carefully installed and properly seated in breech so no damage happens when closing the barrow,
I use a old plastic empty ball point pen to seat them all the way in properly
it has made a big difference and the skirt dosen't get damaged

Nice shine and no flaws. I can trust every load.

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Locked in on my Benji Trail Scope and got a dime pattern at 65' every shot. Squirrels don't stand a chance. I've been able to drop about 2 doz. pests in the past 9 months with complete confidence with every pull. Have other pellets but won't use them.

my nitro venom dusk rifle hated these, they were inconsistent in size, some fit loose then snug then tight, as a result they were all over the target with every 4th or 5th one a wild flyer which surprised me for crosman pellets.

what can you change they work or they don't

Works well in Crosman / Benjamin rifles. Economical, great for break-in process.

Sizing! The size of these pellets is erratic from pellet to pellet, some heads larger, some skirts smaller.

The Benjamin Trail NP XL 1100 is very accruate with these. There are better pellets on the market, but for break-in, plinking, and varmit control, these pellets get the job done!

These pellets work great for any application in both of my high powered air rifles. Good value for such consistent quality pellets. I'm glad to have discovered Pyramyd Air as a resource for future orders.

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New exciting products are now available...Pyramyd's catalog was fun to peruse.

Everything Like these the best for my Dianna 34 & the domes too!

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These are great pellets priced right too.
but you need to find the right pellet for your rifle
Highly recommend these pellets!

Accuracy and consistancy. I have shot a lot of different brands/types of pellets, and I keep coming back to these. I swear they are the best, at least for my guns. I know some guns "like" different pellets, and so far with both of my guns (Gamo Silent Stalker .177, and Tech Force TF87 .22) I have had the best luck with these.

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good price and when you cull through them and take out all the bad ones, the ones that are left are very good pelts. Shooting a Benjamin Trail NP and at 55 yards with a scope can put 4/4 in a 1.5" box. First tin I bought was spot on with only 3 or 4 out of 500 rejected.

quality control...quality control...quality control. out of a tin of 500 I got just over 500 ct. tin yielded 300 usable pellets without casting seams, or extra fragments on the dome of the pellet (some were so bad they wouldn't even fit in the gun) Looks like they were snapped out of the mold and dropped in the tin without cleaning them. Quality control folks...the good ones were very good...the bad ones were dead weight

The right ammunition does matter. We tested both "clean" and "uncleaned" pellets with the rifle in a level shooting rack. With the "uncleaned pellets" windage could vary up to 6 inches and elevation may up to a foot (usually short)