Page 7 - Crosman Premier .22, .22 Reviews

Super accurate but gets blown around by the wind quite a bit...value for the money is low only because you can pick these up at Walmart for about half the price...can cover a 30 yard group shot out of a Gauntlet with my pinky finger (on a calm day)...expands to well over an inch at 30 yards with a gusty crosswind...

very clean no diformed pellets accurate

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very good pellets

very accurate pellet

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This pellet is easy to load.

Its low cost is what some of us look for. Expensive pellets have there place but for plinking you cant beat the price for a 500 count tin.

The screw on lids on some are a pain.

These work well in my Airmax Varmint. They even hold better group then the JSB just for this rifle. They ar a little tight but nothing like the h & N sport rabbit mag ii. They are tight.

Whole lot of bang for the buck.

So so accuracy, good for plinking in the yard

Not the most accurate but for the price and quantity it's a good buy

Cheap. Pretty accurate as I would give it a 8 out of 10 rating.

Size and shape. Not a refined ammo, but it's great for the price.

Used in a Gamo Hornet Maxxim at 15 and 40 yards using an upgraded CenterPoint 4-16x40 AO Scope.

Amazing power and accuracy out if my Hammerli 850. 1" groups at 25 meters. Nothing but bullseye with these pellets, love them.

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Buy these pellets for great, affordable, consistent performance!

Excellent pellet chosen for it's hollowpoint configuration. Feeds nicely in both of my magazine-fed pcp air guns.

Consistency.knock down.

Cleaner.

As plain looking as these pellets are they seem to be the go to pellet when i want to hit something the first time. Both .177 & .22 cal these have been consistent for me.And as you should know consistent=accurate.

actually i bought these cuz i could basically get a 14 grain in bulk. turns out they seem to be a pretty good pellet.

sell em in 1000?

if you do a lotta plinkin, how can you go wrong?

Think I have lead poisening now..lol. I just finished weighing every single pellet. I do this for consistency to judge overall pellet design. Here are the results from my Lyman digital reloading scale. 4 at 14gr., 25 at 14.1gr., 79 at 14.2gr., 120 at 14.3gr., 133 at 14.4gr., 106 at 14.5gr., 38 at 14.6gr., and finally 1 at 14.7gr. Quality control is a bit out there, so take this info as you see fit. Now I will take the 14.4gr and run them through the chronograph to see how the fps is affected. Hopefully not much deviation is noticed as they seem to be a well built pellet.

Sturdy travel when shot. Solid impact. Weight.

Nada.

Worth buying, accuracy and quantity.

The size, the weight, the protective coating, there really isn't anything I don't like!!

I'm shooting these out of a Benjamin 342, iron sights. I cant get very good groups until I pump it to the max. (10x)

Clean and consistent. Comes in a 500 pellet tin.

Maybe a little deeper hollow.

If I'm just plinking or target practice or generally ripping thru pellets this is the one for me, Best bang for the buck, hands down! ( what ever that means)

Price and accuracy.

notta

There is one type of metal used in this pellet that leaves behind a bit of resin in the barrel witch means you need to clean your air gun more often, lets say every 360 shots vs.. every 500 shots. Unless you have high dollar guns ( $360 +) no worries if it works well then use it. Personally I believe this to be the most accurate ammo for the price.

Low price. Screw on lid tin.

Accuracy.

If you spend any time in the airgunning world you know that your particular gun is a particular gun and you don't really know what pellet will work well until you try it. These produced 2" groups at 17 yards in my Gamo Accu. I could shoot 1/2" groups, easily, at the same distance with JSBs, so I know the gun can be accurate.

Nice

I've used these pellets for years and they've always been extremely accurate in my Walther Talon Magnum. I've also almost never seen bent skirts from them. Plus they've dropped 15+ pound possums that have gotten to close to my ducks in the middle of the night without any trouble. So they're a good target and varmint control round. Plus you can get them in 1,250 round boxes and the 3rd box is free from Pyramyd Air!!! ^_^

Nothing really comes to mind, these have always been great rounds. Though grabbing a $3 ten pack of red shop rags and pouring the tin in to roll them back and forth for a minute or two will clean them nicely and you can toss the rag when your done. I do find my groups staying well under a nickel from 50 yards if I clean them first.

They're 14.3 grain rounds, so you may want something a bit heavier if your firing over 1,100 fps....

great value, shoots really well in my marauder woods walker.

some of the skirts are bent.