Page 2 - Copperhead .177 Cal, .177 Reviews

They just work and seem really consistent.

Nothing

No problems at all so far in a full auto gun

Nothing

Put a little rem oil in the bottle with bb's, NO RUST,

Did the trick

Perfect

Nothing

Nothing

Consistent shape and form for a relatively inexpensive price. These BB's are the most reliably fed BB's in most of my semi-auto pistols.

The spout is not much better to pour than just a simple bottle opening. Have to constantly shake the bottle to get any BB's out.

Economical, well made, consistent performance.

great

get a lot for the $

nothing

makes holes

Not much

Rust resistant.

The bbs rust fairly quickly. They are stored in air conditioning. I will not buy these again.

Cheap

They are subject to pitting if left open

They are rough on the surface after a year

Easy to store

Make it larger

6 rounds per penny. Accurate size. Visible arc to the target or game. Quiet.

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A lifetime supply of fun for most shooters.

i am sure they will be ok. i have not used any of them yet. using the ones i had. but about out, so will be using the copperhead soon.

I like the Copperhead BBS they came out of the m4 just fine.

No they work good.

No

The price is ok. They shoot alright out of the Red Ryder, but that's about it.

The canister they come in is a JOKE. Getting more than one bb at a time out of it is a chore. You have to keep flipping it back up and then pour out one or two and flip and another couple, takes a while to get them out. Also, the bbs them selves are not the best quality. There are imperfections, like dimples, in almost every one. This causes several fliers that really open up groups. same guns with different bbs shoot much better.

If you just want a bunch of bbs for the kids to shoot up, maybe this is the best choice. If you want to hit what you're shooting at, buy another brand. I switched to the daisy bbs and have found them to be much better.

I like top quality products. These are not in that category so I do not like them.

I would modernize my BB making equipment to allow production of a top notch product.

I have every BB that I know of. All of them are superior to the Crosman BB's. I recently bought a new container of Crosman BB's in hope they had corrected the problems I found several years ago. I am sad to report, the finish surface is uneven leaving the BB resembling the surface of the moon. In D.T. Fletchers book, "75 years of Crosman Airguns", Crosman admitted the dismal state that their pellet line had fallen into back in the 1960's due to worn out equipment. They retooled and make some of the best quality pellets for the dollar today. It is time they admit the quality of the BB's they produce is sub-standard and correct that also.

These Copperhead BBs, I have used since I was a child and the price is still as affordable. In my opinion Crosman makes the best BBs, as there are no flat spots, and they seem to perform a wee bit better, when your target Practicing.

Nothing.............Why change perfection?

BBs, are the cheapest was to get into the hobby. Learn to shoot, and enjoy the hobby with the whole family!

What is there to say about bb's? They shoot out of the m712 full auto that I purchased with these and work just fine.

Make them so they explode on impact.

This size package is heavy.

Very happy.

They work

nothing to change

Have fun

CHEAP!!!

They need better QC, they have dimples and some are out of round.

I bought these, my nephew bought the Daisy Premiums. The Daisy BB's are MUCH better; I advise spending a little more and getting those. The Daisys are perfectly round like precision machined ball bearings. Also no rust or splotches on them.
Some reviewers have said the copperheads will ruin barrels; I wonder if that is just true for full autos. I think it would take a long time to do damage to something slow firing like a marksman or powerline 201.
Still, when I run out the 1500 count bottle of copperheads the next BB's I buy will be the Daisys.