Crosman Competition .177 Cal, 7.4 Grains, Wadcutter, 1250ct

Good price-quality relation

Good quality for the price.

Quality of the item.

Not a thing.

1250 Rounds

Not a Thing

You Buy A lot You Get Some Free, People At PYRAMYDAIR Are Way To Kind To Do This. Me So Happy.

Uniform dependable cost effective. Shoot straight and shoot often. On account you get a lot of pellets to shoot with when you buy this pack

Cant think of anything.

Good pellets.

Lots of pellets for the price. Not many deformities and they're minor when they do appear in the skirt.

Maybe different packaging? It's a little clumsy as it is but maybe even just some cotton over the top to keep the pellets from jumbling around during transport? I didn't notice any crazy deformation but still notice some minor bumps in some skirts.

For the price it can't be beat for basic plinking and backyard fun. Accurate enough for what they are, shoot fantastic out of my 1377 and shoot fair out of my wildcat whisper although that could easily be me ha! Always

How can you NOT like these pellets? I started using Crossman Wadcutters for most of my .177 shooting. Unless you are doing competition or precision target shooting, these pellets will do the job and you will not find a better deal when it comes to price. For bulk shooting/plinking it's a no-brainer. Easily dispatches chipmunks using my Stormrider. My Magnum Research Desert Eagle loves them as does my Sig Sauer P320. I have not found a .177 pellet pistol in my collection that won't shoot well with these pellets, including my Colt 45 pellet revolvers, Colt Government 1911 pellet pistol, and man others in my collection. I have not noticed any other pellets grouped into these carton-packaged 1250 bulk lots but that may have been luck, although I tend to look at each pellet carefully before loading. I think you would have a hard time finding a better value on the market today. Go for it. It is such an easy decision that I think you will find that you regret waiting so long.

I would make a bigger carton with a higher pellet count.

Performance:
Desert Eagle: Max Velocity=458.5 fps, Min Velocity=421.1, Mean Velocity=436.89 fps SD=10.6
Sig Sauer P320: Max Velocity=342.5 fps, Min Velocity=312.4 fps, Mean Velocity=322.88 fps, SD=8.31
Of course, I use other brands of pellets when I need more stopping power with hollow paints higher grain weight for larger critters but for 90% of my .177 cal pellet needs, these pellets can't be beat. They are not perfect, but for budget bulk shooting, they ARE perfect for me. I think you will find it so, as well. Go for the 1250 count and you will be coming back for more. I always keep 2 cartons on hand.

Still the same style that I started out with 30 odd years ago.

Nothing

I have been shooting these for years & have used them on everything from pest to pop cans to paper targets.
Wadcutter drops most pest right then & there, with the right gun & fps.

Grosman makes a good product. I mainly use Wadcutters and Hollow Points.

Change the packaging to a metal can rather than carboard. I ordered 1250 wadcutters and there was just over 300 Pointed pellets package in with the wadcutters

Nothing

good deal

pick carefully soft enough to reshape most bad ones

Consistency and pretty good quality control

Should really be cheaper

These are actually pretty consistent pellets. Not much of a hunting load; except for maybe mice. I find them especially great for lower velocity plinking up to twenty yards. Not always the easiest thing to load. Very gun friendly; EVERYTHING likes them.