Page 5 - Crosman Premier .22, .22 Reviews

The crosman hollow point in my marauder .22 shoots great, At 60 yards it outperforms the crosman dome, jsb 15.9, jsb 18.1, and field target specials It also shoots flat straight 65 yards with no elevation changes

I would not change nothing

Please try all types of pellets. You never know what your rifle will like. I never thought my marauder would like this pellet over more expensive pellets

Cheap and easy to buy anywhere

Softer lead these things are like shooting solid steel bullets. Better consistancy on size and weight

I'm only giving 3 stars cause these things dont expand at all shot several squirrels with these and wondered about the expansion of them. I shot one squirrel from a bad angle pellet entered just in front of the back leg traveled all the way through to the head and was lodged in shin between the eyes I split the skin to find a pellet that hadn't expanded or anything just a scratch on the dome of the pellet I seriously thought about shooting the pellet again. It's like shooting a full metal jacket hollow points expand not remain solid the pellet rifle is a diana stormrider. I get good accuracy out to 35 yards but after that it's on the drop fast. I can tell some of the pellets are loose cause of how they fit the barrel when pushing the bolt forward

Everything! Good shock power & accuracy, which makes for a great hunting pellet as well as target shooting & plinking. Nice punch power for twirling those spinner targets!!!

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Yes, if you like plinking, stock up on these for loads of fun, be a good idea to order in bulk. Enjoy.

I have used these pellets for a few years now they seem to work out great for me.

Nonething.

I have got them cheaper other places.

Great for the price point.

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These pellets work well on most of my airguns. " Most"

Love the screw on lid. Good price point.

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Very few if any deformed skirts in the tin(s), even then, I have yet to see a correlation/association between bent skirts and accuracy. RWS 48 .22: Not the best in this rifle (my particular rifle, yours may vary) for pin point accuracy; however, the pellets do group with the occasional flier (a common air gun 'thing'). They do group well, which makes them a good plinker pellet for me. At 50 meters (measured off) the pellets hit a beer can or metal target over and over and over. Given their plinking ability in my particular RWS 48, I plan on continued use of these pellets.

I like the consistent quality of these pellets. grouping is great.

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This Is what's recommend for the TX 200 , by the Tech guys , so gonna go with them

This is what's recommended ,,for the TX 200 , by the Tech guys So gonna go with them

Accuracy and price can't be beat.

Would hope these never change

These are great for small game but also are great for target shooting. Tightest groups I have ever got are with these pellets.

Shoot 3/8 inch groups @ 20 yards from my Sig .22 cal ASP. Not bad when they are $10 per tin. Pyramid really packs them well and ships fast. Buy 3 and get 4! I am pleased.

The best first pellets to break in a new airgun. Lucky for me, my Kral Puncher loves these pellets. Dime size groups out to 35 yards. Economical and great performance.

Bigger tins at a better price.

These can be found anywhere, but Pyramids deals make it worth the time. Buy in bulk.

my benjamin woods walker loves these, very accurate and also, affordable.

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Excellent value for the money.

These are great buy and for the price you get 500rd. Very accurate pellets.

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If you want performance out of these pellet. You will need to wash them with dawn soap. Strain and rise in a strainer cleanly. Make sure to do this out side so you wont be exposed to the lead. Dry it out with paper towel, hair dryer then let it sit out to Air dry for the day. After its dry then spray a little Remington oil on it and sake pellet around to mix oil evenly through. This will leave you with clean pellets that will perform like the expensive pellet. I do this to all my pellets and they have not fail me. Now buy some and go enjoy some target practice or varmint shooting.

I like the packaging from pyramid air.

Better quality control from Crossman! There are large amounts of flash around the mold line.

These pellets use to be awesome. The quality was excellent for the price but now it really sucks! There is a lot of flash around the mold line and they have become very inconsistent. I have bought two new cans now one from pyramid air and the other from Walmart and both are the same...junk. However, I did purchase the domed premiers from pyramid air and the quality is what I had become use to with the hollow points. I guess I'll continue to buy the domed until the quality goes south like the hollow points. I'm shooting a marauder and it really like those premiers hollow points when the quality is there and luckily it is shooting those domed points rather well at the moment.

The Crosmam hollow point is our favorite and best value for money pellet. We use both .177 and .22 and we've had improved accuracy, also the hollow point shoots straighter long range and doesn't drop like most other pellets. We've seen several birds drop at distances more than 100 yds.

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Shooting random-weight pellets makes inaccurate shooting, especially in spring piston break barrels. Adding a drop of air gun oil to the back of the Crosman hollow point pellet causes my Benjamin Trail NP XL .22 cal. to jump from 842 to 1,178 feet per second!

The price was why I tried them.

I would change to a different pellet. Maybe the round nose groups better, but these did not group well for me at 20 yards out of a Crosman Valiant.

But small tins at first to see how your gun shoots these. Just because they are made by Crosman does not mean your Crosman air rifle will like them.

This pellets work well, but theJSB match group better for me.

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