Page 8 - Crosman Premier .177, .177 Reviews

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Easier to open can. I had to use a vise to open the can.

I shoot a Gamo .177 Shadow Sport. I ran out of Crosman Premier Ultra Magnum 10.5 gr. pellets and could only find these. With the Ultra Magnum I can shoot a 1 inch grouping at 25 yards. These pellets at the same distance spread out over 6 inches. Too, erratic and unsafe.

the shape of it makes it more aerodynamic

make the point more hollow because i did a test it did not expand that much and i would make the size of the pellet bigger

i would prefere this as a dome shaped pellet since it did not expand that much but though is is so acurrate this is the best hollow/dome pellets i use in my diasy powerline 35

This is the only pellet that I will shoot in my RWS34p compact. I have tried others but this is the most accurate. According to a chart I found the 7.9g is the best weight for retaining energy.

Some pellets were smaller than others , a little better Quality control.

The lid is a screw top which works very well (if you put it back on).

I got a sample of these with my new Discovery. I don't often buy crosman since their ammo section kind of forgot about quality. I did try these though and did find them acceptable I dug one out of a target and found they completely collapse and mushroom out rather ragged, which is good for creating an almost certainlt terminal wound, but they do not tend to enter a solid target like, say, an old wooden tv tray. I can't figure these to be an overly good pellet for something like a groundhog, but might be just the thing if you do not want to risk drilling a hole in an animal such as rat or starling. I have to grugingly say these may serve a purpose, just not my purposes.

Perhaps increase quality control at the factory in the ammo department, or perhaps replace their qc team since I find some crosman lacking in the quality department.

Not too bad, but I doubt they are good for medium size game that I hunt.

The only dependable shot i trust. I still dont believe how accurate they are sometimes till i go pick up the game.

NOT A THING. unless a new container came out with a single feed like a pez candy dispencer that would be nice and lots quieter.

Ive shot other pellets like super sonic alloys, daisy round points, and wadcutters. these are high quality and extremely uniform. Ive never found a bent one to this day. These have great weight and shot accurate within a two inch group at 50 yards in my Gamo Big Cat. I do have alarge scope and clean the barrel after every hunt however. I love this combo hunting because other game isnt shyed away with multiple shots easily. So far ive killed 12 grey squirrels, 2 rabbits, and a crow with these. i dont believe this gun will do it every time til i go pick up the squirrels. Amazing and fun the gun and ammo i wanted as a kid. I did shot this gun at a firing range as a joke and it hit the metal body target every time at 100 yds. Unfortunately they were in 15" group. Lol. But amazing i take 50 yard shots alot ( wind is only bad variable i know of)

accuracy, fit in guns, no deformities in my tins so far and im up to 9, all ths same size (well they seem like it, i dont hve a scale to know for sure), they put squirrels down in my neck of the woods

a lot of dust/residue is left on your fingers, this is especially true in .22 cal

ok so noone ever alks about how they sight in their guns, well i have the gamo big cat with the 3-9X32 centerpoint scope on it. i always keep the power at 6 power, this scope is not the best scope by a looooong shot but its better than a 4x32 and for a pellet gun its what i felt was right for the distances you shoot. (0-75 yards) well i sighted in my big cat at 30 yards but not with the crosshairs but the first mildot above my crosshairs. at 45 yards im hitting right below my crosshairs and in the ranges from 15 yards to 25 yards im hitting just above my crosshairs and 25 just below my mildot. the squirrels i see from 15-25 yards take up the whole section of my crosshairs to a mildot and a half above my crosshairs so it deosnt matter much anyhow. well this has been my experiance with it. and i can gladly say that i have exactly 52 tallys on the side of my bigcat, 1tally=1 squirrel, but ive had my big cat since they first came out and ive put at least 20k rounds through it and it still shoots strong. these pellets do the trick in all of my air rifles, i havent found any reason to shoot anything else in .177 and .22, o my groups at 30 yards can be covered by a quarter. and i dont weigh and separate my pellets like some guys do and im getting the same results, that should say a lot about the pellets.....

Everything. Super accurate.

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My favorite pellet used in the crosman 2100b.

ALMOST EVERYTHING.

THE RESIDUE LEFT ON FINGERS BUT LIKE THE OTHER REVIEW SAID ITS A SMALL PRICE TO PAY FOR AFFORDABLE PERFECTION.

ABSOLUTLY PERFECT IN CROSMAN PHANTOM 1000. NO DEFORMITIES IN ANY WAY. PERFECT FIT. PREFECT ACCURACY. PERFECT PRICE ESPECIALLY WHEN BOUGHT AT P.A. BUY3GET1FREE.

I like the accuracy, price and availability; I have shot t hese rounds for a while now in a TF97 (1100fps) and they are VERY accurate and deadly out to 60 yards, which I have killed several squrriels with one shot hits at this range, and are consistently accurate at targets up to 70 yards.

maybe have them in a 2500 shot volume buy box.

Someone suggested that they have some oil drops applied in the can to lube them up; well, from my experience, it degrades accuracy, and the "dirtyness" is actually graphite, and it adds to the cleanliness of the barrel while improving accuracy; if the residue is bothersome, use a rag like I do, and be glad that they are cleaning the barrel for you; small price to pay for accurate, good rounds; I use air rifles in the off season to keep in practise until deer/rabbit/squirrel season kicks in, and I use them for small game hunting.

This is the Honda Accord of pellets: not a luxury brand, but very, very good for the price. A consistent, well-finished pellet that gives good accuracy for not a lot of coin. If you're looking for the sweet spot in quality vs cost, it's hard to do better.

Not much.

Save the tin, it's a nice screw top that can be reused for pellet brands that are sold with friction fit lids. FYI: if you're new to airgunning and didn't know what people meant by "CPHP" on online forums, now you know.

these are accurate at up to 100yds hit hard and decent expansion

make em a bit hevier

These are better than I gave them credit for. I didn't like em for short range plinking because they dont propell the tin /pop can due to over penitration but for pest these are the best.Hit a pigeon at apx at least 350 ft clean kill and a wrenn at 275 ft back to back with one shot one kill with open sights with the crosman phantom. That gun outshoots all my others with 920+ FPS and thats with a 8gr well 7.9 gr pellet.Very impressive.Its my least expensive gun. No wonder they are on backorder. This gun will go up in price in my opinion.Got mine at Pyramyd Air Thanks Guys While it was still a sleeper,This one will give more expensive guns a run for their money.

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These are great hunting pellets the expansion isnt that great ,Little change in size but ultimate penetratin with the kill. At 920 FPS and a 7.9 gr Premier that gives you well over the 14.5 lbs of knockdown pressure which makes it a Magnum gun by definition...

Very good!

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Pretty consistent pellets, they hit hard and expand well, nice medium weight, large pellet count for cheap, screw on lid.

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These pellets are a good, quality pellet that really let you shoot all day because of their price and quantity. The hollowpoint is pretty well made as is overall with this pellet. These pellets are really a jack of all trades; They are accurate for target shooting, cheap for all day plinking and they also make a decent hunting pellet for small game. Everyone should have a tin of these.

They are all well made.

A bigger hole in the hollow point.

They are no different then regular domed pellets. They really dont expand much at all. Expands as much as domed. No I dont have weak air guns.

500 pellets for cheap, REALLY accurate in my big cat 1200, breaks army men like no other

These are FILTHY.

You're going to need a gun cleaning kit. But they are worth it.

everything about this pellet , Its has a great shape , its accurate, very powerful and it has awsome penetration

Nothing !!! Great price and there are 500 pellets in a tin

This pellet is great for penetration and accurcacy

This is a match grade pellet for hunting or target shooting. I am using them in a Gamo Socom Extreme and they are unbelievable! One hole groups time and time again.

Not a thing.

I have been trying a lot of pellets in this gun trying to see what works. This has been the one that really gets the job done every time.

The overall quality of the pellet for the price. it shoots and groups very well.

This is y far the best pellet for the Gamo Big Cat 1200 air rifle. it kills squirrels and other small game with authority. It also has great expansion.

Hollow point. These penetrated deep and left a large cavity when shot into plumbers putty.

Some fit tight some fit loose, this causes point of impact to change and velocity differences.

Not as good as JSB pellets out of my 3 guns, but every gun is different. Fair groups around 1 in at 25 yards. I hit 1/2 in or less at 25yards with JSB diablo 8.4 gr and JSB exact 7.33 gr. Tight fitting ones hit one place then the loose fitting ones hit groups in different spot. Both hit about 1 in groups just in 2 different spots. So unless your going to break out the micrometer and measure then divide them into 2 different tins I would pass if your looking for serious accuracy.