Page 2 - Crosman Premier Match, .177 Reviews

Been using these pellets for 5 years & have never had a bad one yet. The 7.9 gr are just right for my guns, Some time ago I bought a tin of premier pointed pellets & had trouble loading them as the head seemed to be oversized so contacted Crosman & they offered me 2 cartons of 1250 of any pellet they have, what a great warranty from Crosman...

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Accurate and reasonably priced.

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I tried a few different pellet types for a new air pistol (Feinwerkbau P40), as I wanted to see which pellet, if any, my pistol prefers. In addition to the Crosman Premier Super Match, I tested the following: H&N Match Pistol; H&N Finale Match Pistol; RWS Meisterkugeln 7.0 grain; and RWS R10 Match 7.0 grain 4.5mm. I would note that the Crosman are the least expensive of this bunch. They don't look quite as refined as the other pellets and my initial thought was that they wouldn't be as consistent on target as their German counterparts. To my surprise though the Crosman pellets have proven themselves. In testing at 10 meters, I have at times gotten tighter groups with them than with some of the others (though group sizes are very close from brand to brand). I would recommend these to try in your pistol, especially given that they are about two to six dollars cheaper per tin then the others.

Most consistent pellet that I have found. I have about other tins of pellets that will probably never get used. It drives me nuts when they fly all over the target.

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Everybody's rifle is different but if you are trying to find the right pellet, give these a try.

Price is great for the quality. Very good apparent accuracy.

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These seem to be the best all around pellets I've used for target shooting in all my rifles and pistols. for ranges up to 100 feet they simply can't be beat for price and performance!

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these pellets equal or surpass more expensive pellets.Try them.

Work great in my Crossman revolver!

They shoot well out of my Crosman MAR177 upper. They're not RWS R10's, but at this price point they're pretty good.

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good pellet

have found tins tightened to excess and struggled to open them. will no longer purchase Crosman because of this

The quality, weight, uniformity and size produce excellent groups in nearly all of my pellet pistols and rifles.

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Good accuracy at 10 meters and decent price.

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You still have to match the pellet to your rifle to make sure it is the correct round.

One hole @ 16 yards in my Crosman T2300 @492 FPS !

NO CHANGE!

These do not shoot accurately in my Nitro Venom @ 982 FPS, but that's not a slam on these projectiles, every weapon has its own preferences.

How clean and shiny the pellets are. Shoot very accurate in my stoeger x20.

The screw on lid to the tin is very hard to get open I practically destroyed the tin trying to get it to open

Overall all great pellet , bad tin

Shape. Cleanliness of pellets. Screw top tin.

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'82 Crossman 760 loves these. Accurate. In fact my Crossman gun loves all the crossman and HWS pellets.

The pellets are well formed, clean, and function well in several air/CO2 guns. I've used a variety of pellets and these are as good as any, but at my skill level I don't really expect pellet brand to have much effect on my performance.

over all great pellet for the price.

cleaner pellets

Great accuracy!! Great bang for your buck!!

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You cannot beat these!! Great price,Great value!! Great accuracy!!

Price was good.

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Not as consistent as more expensive Beeman H&N match

Very accurate in my Crosman Quest 1000x rifles. These pellets are excellent for non formal target shooting, and work very well no small rodents, and squirrels.

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They're shiny. Great for shooting at larger prey, like sperm whales or barns. (As long as the barn doesn't move)

Paint them flourescent orange so the wife can find the fliers. There'll be plenty

In Crosman parlance "Super" means "Flier." Maybe I just got a bad batch but my experience is nothing like the other reviewers'. I haven't bothered to weigh them but as for uniformity....well, they're uniformly distorted/bent/oddly sized! I've had much better luck with Crosman's plain old wadcutters you can find everywhere. There are a couple of pluses though: First, there's enough lead dust you could easily mold a few dozen more rounds, which, if the wife DOES find most of the fliers, means a virtually unlimited supply of ammo. Second, if you like surprises you will absolutely love these pellets-Stick one in the breach, pull that trigger and, whether your eyes are opened or closed, the POI will be a surprise every time!

perfect fit, excellent value, my only pellet for paper targets

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