Page 14 - Crosman Premier Ultra, .177 Reviews

Pellets were very uniform in there shape and weight. shot well at 40 yds. and hit hard. Can has screw on lid.

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if you havent tried these give them a shot (no pun intended)

My Beeman Heavy Target Rifle.177 Loves these! A little snug in the barrel, but greatt accuracy and power. im probably getting a good 850fps out of them.

nothing really. Maybe make them a little less "Leady".

They may be snug in your gun, id try it out form a friend who has them first or just buy one tin to try them out.

Uniformity of the pellets is great, love the way these fly!

Can't think of anything.

I was concerned about the weight of these after purchasing. I didn't realize I ordered the magnums until I recieved them. I was shooting lightweight wadcutters from my QB78 previously, with OK results at 50 yards (I figured it was the cross wind). Turns out, the QB78 really likes these! They fly straighter, and point of impact was higher at all distances. These pellets do engage the rifling when closing the bolt on this gun, and probably making a better seal. These may be the one pellet I get from now on!

Very tight, one hole groups from my Benjamin Legacy 1000 (basically a discontinued, US made Quest) Heavy, hard hitting pellets. No lead flakes, just nice, shiny, perfectly shaped pellets.

Nothing, except an ultra magnum hollowpoint should also be offered.

just buy them if you have a magnum .177 springer. theyre excellent! i wouldnt put them through a low- mid power rifle though, because they are too heavy.

Excellent quality control. There were no casting seams visible. The pellets are smooth and uniform. Not a single marred or dented skirt in the entire tin. The accuracy was very good. I was getting quarter sized groups at 15 yards from a standing off-hand position. The added heft of the 10.5 grains makes the pellet very stable in flight and allows it to pack quite a punch. These pellets fit tightly in the chamber of my Crosman Quest 1000.

I would not change anything. These are the best pellets that I have shot so far.

Be sure to set up a heavy back stop. I chewed through about two inches of plywood with about fifty shots. The pellets do have a snug fit in the chamber so be careful not to damage the skirts when you load them into break-barrels.

the screw lid,price,quality,quanity and definintely the performance.

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these pellets are pretty hard material ,but when shot from my crossman 1000x they do expand pretty good when shot into a sand bank.of all pellets i have tried there are none better when quality and price are considered.

Good value. Pellets are clean and uniform.

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These pellets are very accurate in my Benjamin Discovery. Much more so than the lighter weight Crosman pellets.

They seem to be well made.

They did not do as well as I had hoped in my Gamo CFX. I was only getting a one inch group at 20 yards.

They seem to be of good quality. You have to try them to see if they give you what you want.

Clean, fit well

Very inaccurate, it would hit about 9 inches from where I shot at, never had this problem until I got these.

The fit is quite uniform, though some pellets fit a bit tighter than others. The antimony that Crosman uses really toughens up the pellet, which is good and bad. They seem to hit hard and the skirts aren't deformed in the tin, but of course you need to clean your airgun more often when using Crosman pellets. Though it's not recommended, they hold their shape so well that I've shot some pellets through a target and into an old sleeping bag and reused them three or four times, with the same accuracy. All those guys who complain about the price of pellets might feel better if they did the same. I definitely like the screw cap, and not getting lead all over my hands when I handle them.

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Accurate and consistant. All Crosman Premier pellets seem to share this trait.

Add a little foam in the tin bottoms for pellet protection. When did they stop doing that?

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cheaper

good buy.they are very accurate and give me very tight, consistent shot groupings compared to other pellets like beeman. tight with my talon magnum

The price, 500 to the tin and the ever popular screw on lid! Beeman, RWS, are you listening? I didnt have black fingers after handling them, and they shoot very well.

I bought these to try in my R1 because I wanted heavier pellets because of the power the R1 has, but to my surprise I had to push them into the barrel more aggressively than any other .177 pellets I've used....Beemans, RWS, etc. It seems the shoulder behind the dome is a tad bigger diameter than the others I've used.

Not really, but I dont know if I'll buy these again unless Pyramyd is out of similar weight Beeman pellets, which was why I got these instead.

Smooth and uniform in size. Relatively clean to handle. Lowest price in the heavy group. Screw-top tin.

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Excellent performance in the Marauder adjusted to shoot from 850 to 950fps. Consistent accuracy of half inch groups at 35-40 yards. Targets larger than M&Ms are no challenge. Pickin’ wildflowers is especially fun because of their variable distance. A Marauder with a tank of air and a couple ten shot clips gobbles these at warp speed so be sure to take Pyramid Air up on the 4-for-3 offer.

the lenght,weight and quality= accuracy.the quantity for the price is really nice

nothing other than make them in .22

the lenght makes the very easy to load.the skirts werent all that clean and nice but still good.i tried about 10 diferent pellets and these were the most accurate in my BAM 51 by far but also the only heavyweight ive tried. hole in hole in hole at 15yards.after zeroing at 15 yards i shot at a squirel about 200 feet away with a bit of wind and got him in the head he droped instantly. the pellet didint drop or drift at all wich amazed me.pcp guns need a heavy pellet like this.

Quantity for the price. Container has a screw on lid. Weight and accuracy.

Nothing. In my opinion, you're getting what you pay for.

They do have a bit of residue, so you're fingers & barrel are going to get dirty. These are hard hitters. I shoot them in my Big Cat 1200. I have yet to thow one out that I couldn't shoot.

very accurate, hard hitting, affordable!

maybe offer a 9 gr or less than 10 gr. if they can make .22 cal in this pellet that would be great.

this is a 10.5 gr its heavy , it will work better for a powerfull airgun!

Good heavy pellets. I use them on distance 25, 50 and 90 yard. I can make 21 mm groups with 10 shot on 50 yard distance and 15 mm groups on distance 25 yard. I think this is a good pellets, near to perfect. Also this pellets have very nice price.

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Well finished and uniform in size. Clean to handle. Accuracy equal to other brands and styles in the heavy 10.5+/- grain group. Lowest price in the heavy group. Screw-top tin.

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Virtually the same pellet as the Crosman Premiere Domed 10.5 grain (the one in the brown box) except this one is cleaner to handle and just a tiny bit lower in cost. The lack of graphite lubricant on the Ultra Magnums 1) leaves less black on your fingers, and 2) has a very slightly higher velocity (presumably because of the greater pressure required to start movement of the unlubricated pellet), and 3) creaks a little when chambering the pellet, feeling much the same as creeping in a trigger. Excellent accuracy in my TX200.

I have tried other brands and weights of pellets and found that the Crossman Premier Pellet 10.5gr are the best for target practice and hunting in my .177 RWS 350P Magnum. If you have a gun capable of shooting these at 800fps and faster try these first and save some $$$, I got better accuracy less fliers and more FPE downrange than with any other pellet I tried.

One out of 4 of the tins lid was extremely tight and took a lot of effort to unscrew.

After a good cleaning of the pellets and a light coat of oil I took 100 pellets and weighted them 3 weighted 10.8 grains, 7 weighted 10.4 grains, and 90 weighted 10.6 grains. They are a perfect fit in the breech of my .177 RWS 350P Magnum snug but not too tight. I got 1¼ inch 5 shot groups with 3 of them touching constantly on a calm no wind day at 40 yards, not bad for a new gun!