Crosman Premier Ultra, .177 Reviews

Great pellet for the price; very little difference in accuracy compared to more expensive brands in all my PCP rifles as long as the velocity is kept between 800 to 890 FPS. They are great to use for tunning your rifle and plotting a power curve due to their low cost.

I would not change anything because it would probably make them more expensive.

Seems like they are easier to find in stock than most of the expensive brands.

I have a Gamo Swarm Magnum in .177. I have used the Crosman .177 hollow point pellets in several of my air guns for years; a matter of price and convenience of being able to purchase almost anywhere and anytime. However, the GSM puts them out at over the speed of sound so the sound was much like a .22 LR (even with the Gamo suppressor). I had neighbors somewhat close and did not want them to be upset, thinking I was shooting an actual firearm in the back yard. I purchased the Crosman 10.7s specifically to slow down the muzzle velocity. These do the trick (muzzle velocity dropped to under 1,000 fps.).

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Changing from the 8.3 gr. To the 10.7 gr. dropped the point of impact about 6 inches at 25 yds. I had to resight the gun. These group at 1/2 to 3/4 inch at 25 yds.

The price, accurate in my rifle.

The price, accurate in my rifle.

10.5 grains. 500 per tin. Price. Very few bent skirts. Accurate in my beeman 1335.

Not a thing. They are good to go as is.

Needed a heavier pellet for my Beeman Chief II plus-s. Chronographed these at 950 fps. The Beeman is box stock. No adustment of the hammer spring. Crosman premier hp 7.9 gr were chronographed at 1034 fps.

The price. I've only fired 10 of them. So far, the Beeman R7 likes them. (But it's not a pellet picky rifle)

Nothing really. Size and weight could always be improved but that goes for most pellets and would likely cost more.

I just did some pellet testing two days ago. Shooting my scoped Beeman R7 at 65 feet, 7 out 10 shots went through the same hole. The other 3 were my fault. I hope to try that again this afternoon.

I never did like crosman pellets. I purchased a tin of these, and was very pleasantly surprised. Accuracy was very good. I ended up purchasing alot more.

The mould edge on two opposite sides of the pellet would be nice to remove.

Seems to work out nicely. They are not the greatest pellet, or the most accurate pellet, but for the price it is hard to beat for distances of 40 yards or less. I get about a 1.5 inch group at 40. Beyond that, the speed drops of to much for a 177 cal pellet. Accuracy starts to suffer. At times I have had less than 3/4 of an inch at 40 yards with these pellets with 5 shoot groups. I mainly shoot these out of an FX impact me. They also work well in my other guns. Rws m34, Gamo, and daisy 901.

Shot the tightest groups and most consistent velocities in my Benjamin Marauder.

For a cheap Pellet, they do an excellent job in accuracy.

Get rid of the Mould ridge on both sides of the pellet.

Granted the pellet is cheap, but it seems to hold up very well. Well enough that I can substitute these pellets for hunting and know I will hit. I can shoot these things out to 40 yards out of my FX, and group within an inch every time.

Very accurate for a cheap pellet. Hard hitting.

Get rid of the small ridge on both sides of the pellet from the mould.

Though these pellets have a small mould ridge on two opposite sides of the pellet, they still seem to hold their accuracy. I have some older Magnums with no ridges that are more accurate, but even with the ridges, they can hold their own against other pellets with ease.

Accuracy is very good for a cheap pellet. At 30 yards I can group 1/2 inch or better at times. 1 inch at 30 yards is almost guaranteed

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I was hesitant on purchasing these pellets, so I purchased 1 can. After shooting them, it is tough to beat them. I shoot them out of a FX impact m3. They shoot great about 220mps. For the slower speed. Haven't tried them at higher speed. Will have to check them in other guns To see how they shoot.

Best pellet in my BSAR10 SE and my Avenger.

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Better than anything. I hope they make 13gr.

The price and most of my airguns shoot them ok.

Nothing pyramyd air can do but i wish they where clearer lots of little shavings in the can.

Probably 80% of my springers and pcps like them my gen 1 umarex gauntlet can put 10 in 0.31 into group at 35 yards that may not be good to some but for me thats a good day.

Price and quality. Made in America

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There are way more expensive pellets that may perform better but these work great in my hatsan flash and are a great value

Good quality pellets and fairly consistent.

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The most accurate pellet I have shot from my Diana Stormrider 2 so far. Reasonably priced.

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Slightly longer than standard weight pellets.

They feed & shoot well from my Crosman 1077 & 1377, timely delivery, excellent packaging

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I already had a tin of 10.5-gr Pirhanas, thought I'd try the domed. I didn't get outstanding groups, but they shoot well from my stock 1377 (with shoulder stock) and slightly modded 1077. (The mods were: de-bur the barrel breech & muzzle, add O-ring to detent. Forward barrel bushings aren't available. Prior to mods the heavies wouldn't feed,) The weight checked out on my scale at approximately 10.5 grains. Little or no flashing on skirts but a few skirts are bent enough to affect accuracy. Fairly consistent shape. At 50' I got 1" to 1.5" groups from both guns. Penetration is great, these pack a wallop downrange, my tin cans are scared to death of these.

These are my Go to pellets. All of my rifles shoot at least very well with Premier 10.5 Gr, and they are affordable priced.

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I am a serious air gunner and shoot thousands of these pellets every year, as do my friends. This is our pellet. Yes, I can shoot slightly tighter groups with some other pellets that cost twice as much as these Premiers. My Celtic blood prefers the Premiers.

Perfect for iguanas !

The shipping packaging is very bad , crushed tins. They should take better packaging.

It function very well in PCP.

My rifles love them and accuracy is great.

JSB has better QC on their pellets and a higher price. For my shooting needs they are great.