Crosman Essential .22 Cal, 13.7 Grains, Domed, 250ct

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Accuracy is all across the target in all three my rifles I tried them in could get no true Accuracy out of them.

Price

Would not buy again, they shoot very inaccurate.

If the shoot well for you then you got a excellent buy, my Air Venturi Avenge-X Tactical is unable to do any better than 2 inch groups with them.

Got them for free and they where shinny plus they did not get stuck in the barrel can lid screws on and is pleasant to look at

Quality control was non existent

Loose fit in barrel pellets weigh between 12.7 grain to 14.7 grain had to spend time organizing pellets by weight 13.5 grain to 13.9 grain to get good grouping crosman premier pellets are hands down a better buy

Pyramyd Air's Excellent packaging process.

There is a lot of room inside the tin for pellets to move around as they're shipped from Brazil (place of manufacture) to Crosman's distribution center, then to their distributors (Pyramyd Air), and finally to the customer. Pyramyd Air's EXCELLENT packaging process can only do so much. I bought three tins and noticed most skirts were deformed in some way from minor to completely useless in the one tin I've opened so far. The manufacturing process seems to produce an inconsistent product as well. Specifically some pellets are visibly lop-sided and symmetrically uneven.

According to packaging, these are Made in Brazil. One of the reasons I like to purchase Crosman products is that they are Made in the USA, like the Crosman Premier series is "Made in the USA with globally sourced components."

There are 1/2 fewer pellets than in a tin of Crosman Premier Domed pellets, but these are more expensive per pellet. Crosman Premier isn't known for being the best product on the shelf, but this Crosman Essential line is certainly of a lower quality and certainly not worth the increased cost by comparison.

The lid screws on

Dump out the pellets and keep the tin.

These pellets fit very loose in the 2 Crosman rifles that I tried them. I had concerns that they might fall into the barrels. Shooting them at a small paper 10m pellet target out of a bench rested, scoped rifle, I had a "flyer" that was 12" away from the target! Totally not acceptable.

They were included with my purchase

should be 500 rounds per tin instead of 200

look crudely made but seem to shoot pretty good

Bought these to shoot from my Sig Virtus and a .22 Hatsan. Both guns shoot well with these pellets.

They come packaged horribly by Crosman. What i mean is that they are in a blisterpack and the tin itself has a lot of room at the top for them to Thrash about during shipping. As a result even though Pyramid does an awesome job of packing pellets the way the manufacturer packs them so loose with no foam at the top of the tin caused more than half to be unusable. I purchased two tins and both had the same damage. Tons of bend skirts and deformed skirts. I was not able to salvage many pellets and i was bummed about it.

You may experience the same issue of damaged pellets due to how Crosman Packages these. If you get lucky and have some usable ones, you will find they shoot clean and the dome design hits hard.