Page 4 - Crosman Premier .22, .22 Reviews

500 to a tin. Inexpensive. Accurate for the most part. Good for target shooting when shooting a couple of hours. Won't break the bank.

These pellet tend to lead foul the barrels pretty quick. After about 50 or 60 shots decent accuracy starts to fade. You can hit a soda can every time, but target shooting will show. Your barrels will need to be cleaned well. Once cleaned the accuracy gets better.

Some pellets are inconsistent. But hey, what do you want for 500 pellets under $10. You can hunt or use for nuisance issues. Use Gamo Red Fire pellets for hunting or nuisance issues. Effective.

Fast shipping. 4 for price of 3

lower prices

My go-to pellet for all occasions.

Availability.

I've tried numerous brands, shapes, and weights and more often than not I've had excellent results with this pellet.

Using for years may not be perfect. I get a flyer now and then. Look at the price for what you get. I am 98 % of the time happy. Yes there are to other brands I use. But not much.

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No! You know what works.

The alloy in these pellets seems a little harder than in some of the other top name brands. Three of my PCP rifles seem to prefer this pellet.

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A really good value. Cheap, relatively high quality, accurate and very hard hitting. I also love that they come in tins of 500. I wish every pellet company did this.

I wish they came in tins of 750?

These are a good choice for non-magnum airguns with fps below 800. Heavy enough to give superior .22 smackdown but not so heavy that it bogs down guns like crosman 1322's and other old school multi-pump pneumatics.

a very consistent pellet

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this particular pellet i buy consistently due to the fact that they hold the tightest pattern time after time......

Load and cycle great in my Diana Stormrider. 7 shot string measured .77 @ 30 yards.

A little dirty. The graphite lube they use on these darken up my barrel more than JSB's. Shows up on your fingers when loading.

Good value for backyard plinking. Not accurate enough for hunting.

A very polished and slick exterior--much better than all the others I have that are far more costly. In my Diana 350 Magnum in .22 caliber, they were by far both the fastest (850 fps, sd=3.5 for n=20) and most accurate (1/2" group at 25 yds) of my pellets ranging from these at 14.3 up to 15.89 ones. Very devastating on iguanas up to 25 yards away with single shot head shots (didn't have longer range shots). Didn't recover pellets so cannot speak to expansion, but I think it was good given single shots and not always perfect placement (dime size target placement needed).

Nothing at all. Since these seem to drop more easily into the bore than the others I tried, I measured the skirts. They are .217 as opposed to .218-.220 which I found for 3 other well-known brands that were not as accurate for my gun. Would be nice if it were a listed spec.

You have to try to see whether they work as well for your gun, since all gun/pellet combinations are somewhat unique. The skirt diameter vs bore is a big variable; in addition my quick set of measurements showed the diameter of these was very consistent compared to others. And it doesn't cost much to try!

They shoot great out of my Gamo Whisper. Just the right weight. And they are hard hitting! Can't wait to go hunting.

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For a springer it's an excellent pellet choice!

This I my first time shooting these in a new Diana Chaser after sighting in these gave me tight groups .

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Quality. Very few are damaged to the point they can not be shot. I love that they are made in the USA. I feel that because these pellets travel shorter distances to our houses in here they don't get beat up as much. Good pellets for a good price. Go USA!

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My Benjamin Marauder was made to shoot these and you can tell. My Diana 350 Magnum Springer hates em.

Exactly for I order and the product works as intended, I will order it again.

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Very cheap, you can buy these same pellets at Walmart for a few dollars cheaper for the same amount. Great pellets for the money.

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I have shot over 1,000 of these pellets, they are not the best on any parameter. That being said, for the money, they are very consistent, adequate penetration, and are perfect for birds. Please note that I said for me money.

shot good

Consistent... both my Benjamin fortitude and Remington shoot these very well. Get sub moa groups. Out of both guns!

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Good quality pellets

The weight is perfect for higher and medium powered air riffles. The lead is harder than most which allows for deeper penetration due to less expansion: harder hitting. Its shallow skirt cavity allows less drag for less loss in fps over distance. This is excellent value for a tin of 500. Walmart, you cant beat their normal price of $7.00 a tin. The cheaper price DOES NOT reflect that this is a low quality pellet. Zero your rifle in with these first, then shoot the others you will find that those expensive 14.3 grain foreign pellets, at best, might equal this, but will cost you 50% more than these.

Crosman should make a 20 grain .25 caliber for my Remington VTR725 air rifle. Nothing as far as this caliber is concerned.

My Umarex Octane (non no shox) and Benjamin Summit NP2 shoots these all year long at 810 to 845 fps, depending on the weather temperatures. It appears the higher fps in warmer weather. I have 22 different type of .22 caliber pellets in different grainage and head configuration. Right now these are the go-to pellets for these two air rifles. When I run out, I will then zero these rifles to another pellet as my go-to. Get a chronograph. Woodys World.

Excellent pellet for the price.

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Great pellet for punching paper.

Very good quality, best pellets for their price

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Cheap and easy to buy all over the Internet

I wouldn't change a thing

Try different pellets because you never know which ones will work in your gun