Crosman Premier Light .177 Cal, 7.9 Grains, Domed, 1250ct

This is my all-time favorite go-to pellets. Good quality control

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This is a quality pellet, and has been for many years. Excellent buy.

I love the bulk packing - I can shoot through a box in a week if I have time, so bulk buying is important. Crosman puts foam in the box to keep from damage during shipment. This must be why I get so few deformed pellets.

The box should be shrink-packed for shipping. I often find a dozen or more loose pellets in the shipping box. This is a nuisance when I order boxes of different types of pellets. The last shipment was a mix of 10.5gr and 7.9gr pellets, with several dozen I had to sort into the right packages.

I plan to keep ordering these - this 7.9gr is a very good match for my Daisy 408 pistol.

Timely shipping

Packaging material should be a box

This does not come in shipping box it came in a padded envelope

my Benjamin regal and Gamo whisper fusion love these guys at close10 yards they are more accurate than the 10.5 they don't go as deep it just depends on what your shooting I have only shot out to 25yards if I do my part they go in the same hole also the box was in good shape

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many people put down brake downs and crosman I sure enjoy mine thy just as good as rws

One-hole groups are the norm with these pellets. Consistently good performance from springer, PCP, and single-pump pneumatic air rifles. Price per pellet is even pretty reasonable.

The new boxes will not stay closed. Go back to the old boxes.

They are domes though and are more prone to tearing paper than punching clean holes.

This was my 2nd box of 1250 count Crosman 7.9 grain pellets. When I checked a 30 pellet sample from the 1st box using a pellet gauge all but 2 checked 5.53 mm. The 2nd box purchased a year latter again checked a 30 pellet sample using a pellet gauge all checked 5.53-5.54. I am impressed with the control Crosman has on head size of these pellets. Too bad pellets made elsewhere often fail this size check. A sample of just 30 pellets out of 1250 is small, but I just got tired of checking! Pellets shot well out of my Crosman Marauder rifle.

Crosman add size to their boxed pellets, 5.53 mm or 5.54 mm instead of just stating .177 cal.

Crosman pellets supplied in tins of 500 will not check this close for head size. I have only checked head size I have not check weights.
My experience shooting Crosman air rifles, the larger size pellet are need for best accuracy.

Day in and out these are my go to pellets. In the BOX, NOT the CAN. HUGE difference for me going from the can to the box. Astounding. I thought I got a new set of guns. No other pellet at near the price compares with these pellets. They hold their own with high priced brands as well. This time of year I shoot in my 18.5 yard indoor range. I put thousands of these pellets on targets with 4 different rifles, PCP, Break, multi pump. All love them. Price is great from Pyramyd by the 4 box.

The box could be better. When can we get these in alloy? (indoor range)

If you have tried the can, try the box you will love the difference. I gave up on Crosman pellets, then, I brought a Benjamin Mayhem and read about these and the 10.5s in the BOX. Tried and got hooked. Now I have all my guns zeroed with these pellets. Transitioning to other pellets, especially heavy, has been amazingly consistent. A 10.5 will hit just low from the Mayhem, but repeatably. The Gauntlet eats anything and there is virtually no differences for most others from this pellet.

Arrived on time and in great shape for pyramydair as usual. Great pellet in my Benjamin maurader. Grouping at 1/4 inch at 25 and opening up at 50 to 1/2-3/4 inch at 50 yards.

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Good pellet on calm days! Stay at 25yards on windy days.

I like having plenty of boxed CPL around for non stop plinking.

I wish PA would change the buy 3 and get 4th free of the lowest priced pellet bought. This makes buying pellets very tricky at PA. IMO it would be better to do the same with each 4 of the same type pellets. That way I could buy 4 boxes of premiers. 12 tins of JSB 8.4, 8 tins of AA 7.87 and get the discounts from the applicable pellets. Boxes of CP are $28. To buy 4 boxes of those and 20 tins of pellet that may be $9 a tin. Of course this work out badly for buyers and the reason I buy a whole lot less pellets from PA than I would other wise. If I have to buy my boxes from PA in one separate order and then buy again for sets of other pellets which is what I now have to do is wasteful as far as shipping and convenience and sometimes I just go somewhere else where AA 7.87 are maybe $5 a tin less anyways.

The last 5 tins of JSB 8.4 4.52 head pellets were unusable and fell out of my breeches in my guns. The very same problem with the last 20 tins of AA 8.4 4.52. PA should check these pellets out to some degree and return them if need or at least explain about the current stock on hand. I had to sell all of those pellets with full disclosure about what I thought to be bad pellets. The 4 boxes of CPL I just bought are all die be wicj is all I have gotten in the last 4-5 years. The 4 boxes came in one box and had 2 different dates on manufacture. They are in fact good pellets. The heads are bit oversized INMO but no flashing left over from the die stamps( not the best CPL I have had in the past by any means but I would buy again and I hope the quality goes up a bit and not down.) I won't buy the JSB 8.4 or air arms 8.4 again until I hear that there are some good dies back on the market. I have had to change my rifle to accommodate the lighter AA 7.87 for lack of good 8.4

I shot thousands of these in Field Target practice and competition out of my 12 ft-lb HW77 and my 14 lb-ft tuned TX200. They're very consistent and very accurate in guns in that power range. A good choice for competition, hunting, and plinking.

I usually sorted and inspected pellets I used in competition, and , and every so often I'd find some bits of casting flash or a deformed pellet- but not very often.