Crosman PowerShot Gold, .177 Reviews

BEST FOR SMOOTH BORES. In my 310 Benjamin these pellets grouped an astonishing 1/2" @ 10M. That's as good as I can get with any gun. Can't wait to try them in a Crosman 760 smoothbore. I've used these same pellets in rifled guns, but they weren't as accurate as lead pellets. On reflection, I think the reason they work so well is because they are very front-heavy, and act like a badminton shuttlecock. I also tried the Fast Flights, but they weren't as accurate.

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I have over 100 types of pellets & BBs, and have tested them all. I got the 310 Benjamin at auction which I didn't want, along with a vintage BSF pistol. It is similar to my first gun, a 317 Benjamin, but way more versatile, and is now one of my favorites. With 5 BBs it is like a shotgun, and it also shoots darts(2 pumps only).

These are absolutely nuts. They shoot through a ULINE catalog like swiss cheese.

shorter version of the round, has trouble with certain mags/pistols

be careful and have a strong backstop for these pellets

Size, Look, Accuracy, Lethality.

Heaver.

I took down 2 rats with these.

These are very accurate and leathal on murauding Starlings running off my song birds.

I have not tested them yet at this time.

I have not tested them yet.at this time.

I have not tested them yet at this time.

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Make them fit

These suck just got them and they dont even fit into my crosman repeater air 1077

They travel fast and hit hard

Enjoy

These pellets appeared to be uniform and I haven't found any of them to be deformed.

Lead free pellets should be offered in heavier weights for hunting and there's a good chance heavier pellets would be more accurate. There should be a way to bring down the costs on these pellets. The current prices are ridiculous.

Of the 5 lead free pellets I've tested, these are the most accurate. These pellets gave me a 1 1/4" group at a measured 25 yds, from a bench rest. I shot these pellets out of my Maximus, which gives me 1/2" groups with Baracuda Match 10.65 gr. pellets. In my opinion, these pellets should be good on squirrels out to 30 yds., maybe further.

I shot these in my Stoeger ATAC. 177 while I still had the stock scope mounted after 500 break in shots with 7.56gr. GAMO master points. At 70 yards I had consistent 5-shot patterns of 1 and 1/4 inchs. (Picture included). Most accurate pellet I have shot out to 120 yards. With my HATSAN OPTIMA 8-32X50E-SFT mounted accuracy increased to 3/4 inch groups at 70 yards.

The only thing I would change is to make a few different weights. I don't hunt,only target shoot at long range and a 10.5 to 13gr. would be even more accurate in my opinion.

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Size. Accuracy. Penetration. Alloy.

Price. A little cheaper.

I shot an old bbq grill with these in my Crossman Fire and it went straight through. These being alloy instead of lead let your gun shoot to its maximum fps.if they made a 10.5 gr. That would be great.

The look of the pellet and tin.

Make them do what the packaging says increase penetration.

Shooting this pellet out of a Gamo big cat whisper capable of 1300 ft/s. the pellets are all very well made all very close to the same weight shape size. These pellets are very thin and will fall out of the barrel. I shot this pellet from 50 yards along with a Benjamin 7.9 grain hollow point. I expected these pellets to go deep. I was let down hard to find out that a lead hollow point penetrated twice as deep after expansion of twice the original size. Wanting to use this pellet for hunting squirrels. As you know headshots are best. The first squirrel I shot today just below the eye. And the pellet only went through one side. While cleaning I found the pellet lodged in the skull. So I switched back to my Benjamin 7.9 grain hollow point pellets. Straight through in one side and out the other. I will not be buying this pellet again.

The most accurate pellet I have used. Penetration is absolute. One shot, one kill.At 40 yards it passed clean through.

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When loading with the pen tool, be careful, due to pellet size you can double load.

Shoot straight, outstanding penetration.

Lower the price.

Good accurate pellet. Good penetration.

How easy they were to load in a side loading mechanism. Also they were one of the few pellets I've shot that reached a fairly impressive distance.

More to a package and make perhaps a hollowpoint version.

Extremely fast and pretty accurate

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Very accurate, And penetrates nicely! Really like them.

Nonlead, with a good weight for 4.5mm.

Price of nonlead projectiles a bit high when compared to lead. But still cheaper than rimfire .

Not sure I like the box.

Work great out of my air rifle Gamo CFR Nitro .177 and Crosman 1377 air pistol. I hit aerosol can from about 25 yards and it went through and through.

Increase pellet count to 200.

These have worked as good or better than other alloy pellet designs.

Excellent penetration and accuracy in my Crosman 1377, Ruger Mark-1 and old Daisy Powerline 880. They are also easier to handle and load than standard lead or lead-less due to their size. Haven't tried them yet in my Crosman Sierra Pro. I'll update when I do.

Price. If they were cheaper, I would use them exclusively.

They don't fit real tight in the breach (all 3 guns), but that's obviously not a problem because they sure do perform great out the muzzle end. I'll save them for eliminating pests instead of target fun - because of price.

i TRIED THESE IN MY CROSMAN FURY(1200fps)WAS VERY DISSAPOINTED. FROM 30 YARDS THESE THINGS BARELY WENT INTO A 2X4 PIECE OF WOOD. I HAVE SHOT GAMO HUNTERS AND THEY WILL PENETRATE 1/2 TO 3/4 IN. INTO THE WOOD.

ALL AIRGUNS ARE DIFFERENT AND THIS IS MY EXPERIENCE WITH THESE PELLETS.

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They really penetrate