Crosman Premier Super Point .177 Cal, 7.9 Grains, Pointed, 500ct

the price and the speed and accuracy I get out of my 760 pumpmaster smooth bore.

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I shoot them out of my 760 pumpmaster smooth bore . the tight fit works well and help with the accuracy and FPS .far better than steel BBs or other lead pellets i have used .

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make them actually able to be used. They will not fit even a well used .177 chamber.

just don't buy them.

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Nothing you can change

These are too large diameter wise. They had to be forced into the barrel which deformed the skirts. I was very afraid to fire the first one fearing it would lodge in the barrel. I tried these in all 3 of my .177 and they are simply too large. I threw the whole tin away. All other Crossman Premiers in .177 work great, avoid these.

The only thing I like about this pellet is that it's heavier.

The pellets are too big and need to be longer to fit in the barrel. The 7.4 gr are the most accurate. I can hit a qt oil can at 80 yrds with my gamo whisper repeatedly.

Don't buy these pellets. They are even inaccurate at 17 yards. Shoot the 7.4 gr8. I can shoot the 7.4 gr pellets at pennies and hit them at 35 yrds. I love crosman 7.4 gr but i want a heavier pointed pellet for a cleaner kill.

The pellets do not fit int chamber. If forced in they are not accurate. Poorly made

There was no hole in the tin so the pellets wouldn't fall out.....maybe there should have been a hole, a big hole considering how useless the pellets are.

Make the pellets the correct size so they actually fit into the chamber.

These pellets seem well made for the price and are very accurate in my Crosman 1377 pump pistol, after installing a metal breech on the gun other pellets that have a different shape would get hung up on the edge of the mounting screw hole before being chambered into the barrel, these pellets being pointed and smooth slide right in .

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Crosman pellets in this price range are pretty good pellets and seem to shoot in all my pump guns very well,I have shot them against-JSB , RWS,Air Ventur and H&N pellets , they are not any better than those brands but they do come close. Originally I was not a fan of these pellets ,seemed cheep due to the packaging but pump guns like them and are very consistent.

The diameter is too big to fit.

Make a smaller diameter so they fit in the gun or rifle you using

These do not fit in the air rifle I tried 5 different pellets none of them fit in.

Comes in a nice can.

They should be melted down and remade into a different style pellet.

These are the worst pellets I've ever seen except for some Daisy pellets made in China. We tried them in two different Crosman 1377s. In both, they had to be forced in. We got groups of around 2 feet at 21 yards from pistols that normally group around an inch with other pellets. They wouldn't even fit in a Ruger Blackhawk rifle. The Crosman Pointed Hunting pellet is very similar, and shoots like you would expect a Crosman pellet to shoot.

Screw top tin. Joke potential. Watch your victim try to load or shoot there accurately.

The past to one in which I would not have purchased these pellets.

I have tried these pellets in five different rifles; FWB, Gamo 2 Crosman, B3. Tried hard just to load them. I ended up using a golf tee and a small mallet. Velocity was similar to the Crosman Premier Hollow Point, my favorite pellet, but accuracy was terrible. At 90 feet, the FWB shoots CPHP pellets in a one inch circle. The Super Points missed the target paper, over six inches off. Results were similar in the other rifles. I have tested over a dozen different pellets in my guns and the Super Points are the only one to work poorly in every one. I will use these up breaking in new barrels.