Page 2 - Crosman Premier Super, .177 Reviews

They look nice

The dimensions

I read the reveiws and I understood they were tight in the barrels. I thought I would try them for my unchocked Gamo rifles. In my Gamo 1250 I had to use a pell seat to get in the breach. The pellet got compleatly destroyed on entry. In better barrels they are just horribly innacurate. Don't waste your money like me.

Nothing nice to say about these.

Horrible quality control. The tin is littered with pellets that have excess casting material or are misshapen. These are also extra hard and a little large making even the properly shaped ones hard to load.

I am stunned by the poor quality of these. The plastic-boxed basic “Completion” line were actually better quality than these.

I got these for free from a friend because he didn't have a gun he could easily load these in, or, have a gun to shoot them accurately. In my Delta, the breech is oversize, and the gun seems to like them, lots. 5-shot groups, off-hand, with a crappy scope, at 12 yards, smaller than a dime. Good enough for me!!!

The front driving band. It is a bit wide. Make it two narrow bands. They are meant to be pointed, so I cant complain on that. The consistent difficulty of pushing the pellets down flush with the breech is, well, consistent. Good.

I like pellets with more of a meplat, simply because I've had a few bad experiences with pointies, and fewer with wadcutters or of the domed variety. Then again, I could shoot them backwards....If you don't like the fit in the bore, or the accuracy, or the quality, buy something else. My first few shots with these did about a 1.5" group, in the aforementioned stance. After that, they shot beautifully: when you try a new pellet, try a few fouling shots. It has almost always worked for me.

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For some reason, these pellets are too wide for my rifle. Reading other reviews, it looks like many others experienced the same problem. I had to cram them into my rifle, which I'm sure distorted the shape and caused all the accuracy problems I had. I could not even get a decent grouping at 20 feet! They may work good in some guns, depending on the barrel, but definately not mine.

...............Im thinking, the empty can makes a good target.

Everything, for some reason they are too big. Shot them from 2 different guns with the same results. ( Gamo Shadow Sport, and Ruger Air Hawk ) Both shot equally poor. Im very suprised, the Crossman Premier Hollow points are fantastic, these, well,...... are pretty much the opposite. Stay away from them!!

Crossman usually makes a decent pellet, this one for whatever reason missed the mark.....literally. Please please, stay away from these, there are plenty Crossman pellets that are far superior for the same money.

Not much. They were hard to insert into my 34P, shot lousy and were very dirty.

Excellent, Very well thought out design. These pellet's fly very straight, and true(Just like a Joe Namath spiral;), The head on these pellet's are just the right size, when compared to the skirt. I wish Crosman put these "Super-Point's" out in .22, I enjoy hunting w/ their Field Point's, but sometime's you need something a little more pointier.

As I said,,Make these available in .22 caliber.

I use Napier Pellet Lube, and a Beeman Pell-Seat with these round's, Makes a difference like Night & Day. Excellent B/C, and they're very accurate in all of my .177 a/g's,,XS-B4-2A, XS-B9-1, Gamo Recon, and my Daisy 617X stack's these round's @ 10M all day long. Cheer's, and Happy Huntin', Andy.

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Everything, Pellets are filthy, hard to place in barrel, and very inaccurate. I cahnged over to RWS SuperPoints and now I can group my RWS 34. The pellets aren't worth a dime.

awsome down range accuracy. At 45 yards i'm hitting 1 1/4 inch at most

not a thing

trust me i know i've shot many different pellets at 45 yards and this is the best, most accurate one around. other ones that i used were shooting all over the place. i've already had 3"+ plus on OTHER PELLETS but not these

The sharp tip that give it high penetration and aerodynamic shape.

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AWESOME FOR HUNTING

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better quality

very very hard to load would not shoot and i became so frustrated i just gave them to my brother who is not madly in love with them, just get the gamo pro magnums

Quality control on these pellets are great, and these pelets are very accurate with most guns. they have good knockdown power { enough to kill a crow at 65 yards with gamo shadow 1000 ( 1000 fps gun with lead pellets ) } and killing ability.

The pellet its-self is big for the bore of most guns and should be made a little bit smaller. { whole tin had trouble in my gun, got stuck in bore 4 times }

Not amazingly reliable.

Death comes very quickly for the criminal rabbit or tree rat. great long range energy transfer and penetration.

Pellet size overall......RWS super points! maybe Crosman should compare....but don't lose the weight.

There are some issues, one is based on the type of airgun versus the ammo..premier super points don't work well with the 1377 or any pneumatic pump up...strange!
Got a breaker! Got cotton tail problems...then you need to consider Crosman super point

paper weight

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this pellet sucks
oversized very very very hard to load
at 10 FEET this pellet has 2 inch groups most hit side ways
buy crosman Copperhead Field Hunting Pointed

excellent penetration power, plus you can use the can for target practice.

nothing really

about 10 of these came in deformed, probably due to the weight of the other pellets, but other 490 pellets are perfect.