Page 3 - Crosman Premier .22, .22 Reviews

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

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

crosman quality

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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!

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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.

Great price, consistent grouping which makes it a great pallet for hunting,

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Performs well with all my rifles,

Price. Great choice for pesting and plinking. Heavy duty skirts. My Marauders like them.

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I've been using these pellets for years with zero problems.

Accurate and beefy enough for hunting small animals

These are my go too rounds for plinking or small game hunting. Are there better and more expensive pellets out there? Of course! But if you are looking to hunt or just shoot for fun on a budget then these are the pellets to get. I just recently got the Diana K98 .22 pcp. I have other pellets I could shoot like H&N. But I got the k98 for some pest control. I decided to try the Crosman hollowpoints first. They hit with authority and are highly accurate! I am using iron sights on my k98, so I keep my shots 30 yards and in. I am getting under 1 Inch groups at 30 yards free standing. I do pest control on the farm and for my neighbors. I just yesterday took a groundhog at my neighbors. One shot, one kill. If you are on a budget, then these rounds are the way to go.

Make the tin easier to open.

Cossistent weight,no damaged pellets out of a 500 tin.accurate for practicing with open sights

Nothing Its a good pellet

I will update after rifle is broke in

Devastating for tree rats. They think twice about raiding the bird feeders now.

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Great value for the effectiveness.

With my Benjamin Marauder and a leapers UTG True hunter scope I can put a pellet pretty much where ever I want to within the sighted range.

I use Crosman Premier .22 cal 14.3 grain hollow point pellet in my Beeman RX air rifle the accuracy is outstanding this pellet is reasonably priced and a great value. I have dispatched many ground squirrels with this pellet once hit the sound is effected in stopping these pest. The hollow point pellets hits with awesome power even @ 50 yards and greater with my Beeman RX air rifle.

Nothing except bring back other calibers such as .25 and .20 caliber in Crosman Permier Pellets.

Great value, popular great pellets an product made in USA!

Very uniform, hard-hitting, and accurate.

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The pellets give you a lot of band for your buck. Use them to take down gophers, woodpeckers, and ground squirrels with my Gamo .22 break-barrel.

I own a Crosman Nitro Venom Dusk that had previously produced its best groups with the H&N Field Target in 16.36 grains. These are not available any more, so I began looking for something to replace the H&Ns with. Many seemed to have good results with the Crosman hollow points in 14.3 grain weight, so I decided to try them. I had a hard time believing that a hollow point pellet could be more accurate than domes, but it was worth a try. Surprisingly, they did much better than expected, about the same as the Field Targets had done, but there was little precision in the groups. Hunting accuracy was about as good as it got with the Crosman pellets.

My NVD is a pellet picky rifle. The price on these Crosman pellets is excellent, but my rifle does not exhibit the precision that I want in an air rifle. I found the precision I was looking for in the FX 15.9 grain domes, although they were expensive (almost twice the cost of the Crosman pellets). I would like to have the Crosman pellets shoot as accurately as the FX pellets, but I have no idea how this could be done. There is probably something in the manufacturing process that accounts for the difference in the pellets, but it's anyone's guess as to what that is.

If cost is a big issue with you, this would be the pellet to look at. If your experience is anything like mine, it will not produce precise groups, but it will be accurate enough to hit a rabbit in the head consistently, and probably a squirrel about half to two-thirds of the time, and your missed shots won't break the bank.

I like the fact you get 500 of them. I like for the most part they are pretty accurate.

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I used these in my Diana Chaser, rifle and hand gun version. Had good luck with both.

these shoot good in both my p rod and my m rod too.

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