Page 17 - Crosman Premier .22, .22 Reviews

lots of rounds for the price

more consistent pellet size

These were not nearly as accurate as the CPHPs in my trail NP. Head size was more consistent than the CPHPs but had worse groupings.

Acceptable grouping at 30yd.(- 1'') From GAMO Socom Extreme .22, spring action. For being the cheapest .22 pellet on the market, it was quite a surprise.

Post the EXACT head size like the other better ammos do. And provide a variety, since spring guns need a perfect fit to shoot the best.

The JSB pellets were too lose a fit.(5.52mm.) And were 80fps. slower that the Premiers in the same weight.

These shoot very well in my RWS 350 pro.. Great B.C! shot out to 86 yrds & they are surprisingly flat shooting & pritty accurate. Good bang for your buck!

Uniformity.. This catches up with the pellet at extended ranges. Im not much on weighing or sorting pellets! However, It may help these pellets.

Price, Accuracy, Knock down power

I have not found a problem

These Chronograph at 700 FPS in a Crossman NP and around 800 FPS in the Benji NPXT. Very accurate in both guns. Good hitter for tree rats. Only pellet I like better is the Polymag but these are much less expensive to shoot.

The quality of this pellet very good, extremely accurate. Screw cap. American product!

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Try these on your Marauder!! If you haven't already. Also excellent in most rifles.

I liked them, but you rifle may need a different pellet. as every rifle is different i don't need to buy thee expensive pellets for what i use my rifle for but i highly recommend theses , I bought them because of other great reviews i read on them

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try different crossmen pellets , the domes, and the hollow points , the field points

I think the doms were easier to seat when installing them then the hollow points. I felt the hollow point were more accurate but I am still not totally convinced of that at this point we shall have to keep working with the both of them to make sure what works best for my rifle

pellets are subject to your rifle you have to see whats best for your rifle, whats good for mine may not be good for yours!

A very good all around pellet

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Thes shoot very well out of my Air Force Condor, about the best of the lighter pellets out of this gun actually. Ken

most accurate pellet for my Benjamin Marauder. also pretty clean, shiny. impressive for small game. great value!

a 50 pellet bonus would be nice!

occasional(actually rare) bent skirt

500 Count in a tin. Buy 4 get 1 free= 2000 @ 1.3 cents each.

They are very hard pellets and will require you to clean your barrel after a few hundred shots or so if shot at high velocities.

I purchased 2 tins about 6 months ago for my Benajmin Marauder. They were horrible out of that barrel. I ordered a new barrel from Crossman and the new barrel loves these. Goes to show you that pellets reviews are tough to go by. Pyramid should offer sample packs. If your gun (or barrel) likes them they are the best value going.

Great pellet, acurate

Pellets have a lot of residue they should be cleaned before packaging

Accuracy and the penetration. I havn't found many bent skirts either.

The amount of oil and lead shavings on the pellets.

Great and accurate pellet good for target practice or even hunting. After awile there will be residue on your hands though.

Price. Shape. Accuracy

Perhaps they are a little dirty, but they seemed about average to me. I have not "cleaned" mine.

These fit snugly in my Crosman Trail NP and at 15-20 yards gave me a silver dollar sized grouping. The Crosman pellet worked well and are well worth the price! Very few bent skirts. I've had good luck shooting small chipmunks with them.

accurate but not as accurate as the boxed premiers

softer lead alloy,cleaner

works well with oversize barrel bores for accuracy

Screw on lid.

Quality.

These are junk pellets of the highest order. I bought 4 tins of 500 each and had to discard about 25% of them in two tins. The heads wouldn't even go into the breech. Those that did I had to force in. I ended up throwing the rest away. They wouldn't fly straight at all even on a bench. Bad batch I reckon. If you want to waste money and time buy these. Absolute junk

At 100 yards out of my stock Disco I got a 3" ctc group, and that was with a loose breech! After fixing everything up I was consistantly hitting paintballs at 50 yards (farthest I've tried since) every time.

Maybe not so many lead flakes all over the place. I don't want to wash the graphite off of these pellets but I also don't want a bunch of lead flakes falling into my transfer port

Given the cheap price and supreme performance out of my Disco these are pretty much impossible to beat. One tight hole at 30 yards, paintballs one after another all day at 50, and juding by the previous performance at 50 and 100 yards (at 100 the group was about 1.3" with random fliers opening it to 3"), the current performance at 50 yards makes me wonder if I'm going to get inch groups or just over at 100. I'll be stocking up on these for the Disco These also group with lazer accuracy out of my Trail XL 1100

They shot "OK" for my TX 200 III.

Wish I knew as I would like to help them with their product since it is so reasonably priced.

I have shot 9 different pellets trying to find out which one shoots best out of my TX200. These shot ok.

These pellets shoot well out of a .22 caliber Remington Summit. They have a good weight, they are accurate at different ranges, and they have a good degree of consistency in sizing. They also have a decent penetration and do moderately well as far as expansion goes. For the price these seem to be one of the better deals on the market. There are faster and deeper penetrating pellets out there, but these are a good standard to compare them to in what my rifle seems capable of effectively delivering in trajectory and impact to the target.

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These are a good value for what they bring to the shooting experience.

The price for accurate and quality pellets!

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These work work really good in my Benjamin Trail NP XL 1100, though not as much penetration as the CPHP's......they had the same expansion.

Shoot well in my Talon SS. Less expensive than JSBs & Beeman pellets

Lower price

I'm not certain what the difference is between the 500 count CP in the can (1.79 cents ea.) and the CP in the 625 count cardboard box is (3.5 cents ea.), but those in the can are a great deal less expensive - $8 something per tin or $22 something for the cardboard box.