Page 14 - Crosman Premier .22, .22 Reviews

These shoot well out of a wide variety of pellet guns including my Marauder pistol and my Diana 54. They have firm skirts, so deformed pellets are rare.

I would ask Pyramyd Air to get rid of that chat-with-an-expert pop-up that is extremely annoying. Let me click on some link at the top if I need help. Otherwise, I really like PA's web site.

The pellets in the box are the same pellet, but all the pellets in the box are from the same die so they are much more consistent and therefore shoot more precisely than these from the tin. You get lots of shoots for your money with the CP domes in the tin.

Good price.

Shoots poorly in my guns.

Fairly good expansion. Good choice for the Crossman Nitro Venom.

nothing

Very accurate in the Crossman.

Very clean pellets and they are in good shape. The dome pellets are more accurate at larger distances than the hollow points. This pellet shoots very well in my Diana 350 mag. Good product .

Pyramyd please ship using USPS that way it would be more economical for the customer,as for safety in packaging you guys pack pellets to withstand a tornado. And if the shipping is cheaper the customer will order more pellets.

For the price ,and if your not into high precision competitive shooting,this pellet function very well. I get less than half inch groups at 20 yards SOP with the Diana. The dome cp also works very well in my Gamo Socom extreme which by the way throws a sledge hammer with these pellets clocking 940 fps- a hornet of a shot.

Fairly accurate out of my Marauder. Very good price for a tin of 500. Quality made pellets.

Better packaging. There is not much protection in the tin from impact or rough handeling. I would also like to see Crossman produce these pellets in a variety of head sizes, so the shooter can pick from what shoots more accurately out of his/her gun.

2 tins of 500 (1000) is cheaper than the cardboard bulk pack + you get more pellets from 2 tins.

HIGH QUALITY HARD LEAD,GOOD PENETRATING PELLETS HARD HITTING VERY HAPPY

NOTHING

USED FOR HUNTING ONLY THEY ARE HARD HITTING

The can, the can, the can. I'm not crazy about the stupid cardboard box. I like the price as well, but the best part is that these pellets are very accurate, not only in my Prod but my AA510 as well. I'm almost sorry I've invested so much money on other brand pellets.

Not much.

You've gotta try these in your airguns. You may be surprised.

They shoot great in my RWS 54, good screw on lid, good price

They are fine, just the way they are.

They seem to be a harder alloy than other pellets, and I note on loading, there seems to be some size difference from pellet to pellet, but I detect no change in point of impact, out to 30 or so. I also note difference in velocity across the crony.

I like the shape and the uniformity of the pellets. Never found one that was misshaped or deformed. Color and shape very consistent. This is my .22 caliber favorite pellet and the one I shall always stock up. As soon as I finish this review I'm going to order 4 more 500 tin cans.

I wouldn't change a thing about these pellets. Its a very high standard quality product.

I read other reviews and maybe I was lucky but so far, (and I've used thousands of these pellets) I haven't found one deformed or misshaped pellet. This is the pellet I use in my Marauder and all I have to say so far, is that I'm perfectly satisfied with it. I'm not afraid to write and when I see something wrong I'm a very cruel criticizer when that happens, but by the same token, I must state a good word when I see good quality or good performance. There's not a single bad thing about these pellets according to my personal experience.

Accurate and cheap. They work well in everything I've tried them in from my AA Pro-Elite to my tuned Crosman 2250. Not quite as consistent as the box Premiers, but hard to beat for sitting there sending lead down range.

Not much to change.

I've only shot them through springers or CO2. Don't know how they'll shoot through a high power PCP.

The tin container keeps them safe.

I would shoot them from another rifle to see if they perform better before I give them a better rating.

These did not shoot consistently in my Benjamin Titan NP. Even after shooting 300 shots, the grouping never tightened up from a 4" scattered pattern with a flyer in every 5 shot group, and I was shooting from a rest. Maybe a higher end air rifle would perform better with these pellets. I liked the hollow point pellets better.

Nice container shoots kind of ok.

Quality Controll never found one yet that is 14.3 grains all either 14 or 16 grains.

Poor weight control 2 grains is a lot on a pellette to be off. If I had missed by that much reloading my 44 mags in powder charge I woubld be known as lefty.

Accuracy, consistency

Pretty dirty pellet and maybe a deformed flyer here and there

Wash your hands after using they are dirty and don't just get this pellet because I gave good review. Every gun has its own pellet.

Nice pellet for the price no defects,well made.

nothing

If you dont want to spend a lot of money,buy crosman

Cheap price and great shooting in my p-rod.

Cleaner pellets.

Good accuracy in my p-rod. Cheap price.

Cleaner pellets

Quantity, price, uniformity, consistency, weight... everything.

Just a longer skirt maybe, like the ones for the .177 cal.

These are different from the ones made for the .177 caliber, it isnt just a bigger version the skirt is shorter on these. However, still a great pellet. Try these out and if you do have a .177 caliber, these are a must have. My review is based off the performance of a Gamo Bone Collector Bull Whisper

Shape size and accuracy are outstanding for the price of these pellets! I have tin costing 2x as much of these and the Premier out shoot them in must my air guns.

Tin lid was on way to tight! I needed a wrench to open it.

For a hunting or plinking pellet it's very hard to beat what the Premiers bring to the table.

price & QTY and tin of course. I have a number of guns the shoot these well.

The price was very good for the quantity and not TOO many truly damaged pellets. For an inexpensive plinking pellet, this isn't too bad.

Better sorting from the production line. If the name is "Premier"

When there is the word "Premier" on the label, you expect a certain level of quality. My opinion here is subjective because I did not actually gauge pellets to check for roundness and consistent size. BUT! You can feel the difference when you are loading a pellet into the chamber. * Some pellets drop in, skirt and all. With no real pressure, the skirt goes past the breech face. * Others you can tell are egg-shaped on the dome, where it engages on 2 points and wiggles. * The final group is a press-fit, a bit tighter than I would like it. The outside of the skirt usually presses half way into the breech. My pellet gun is a Diana 34 springer. With any springer type gun, consistent pellet size and roundness is required for good accuracy. This pellet keeps the word "sport" in sport shooting. With Beeman or H&N, the groups I shoot are usually under a dime at 10 meters. With the Premier pellet, my groups are usually under a quarter.