Page 19 - Crosman Premier .22, .22 Reviews

crosman domed and hollow point pellets are all i use in all my rifles .177 and .22 cal. have tryed other brands but considering price and accuracy they cannot be beat.

not a thing.

these are a great pellet at a great price,especially if you get them at pa.with their buy 3 get one free.

These pellets are as fine and accurate as any I have tried, which is most of the premium brands. They shoot as good as the pellets from the box and are the best value for your money. I have had bent skirts from pellets in the box but never from the tin. I get MOA groups out to 50 yds with these pellets. These pellets also weigh within a tenth of a grain of each other through out the tin.

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With Pyramyd Air you get a free tin with the purchase of three for a total of four tins for the price of three, you can't beat that anywhere.

These work really well in my Marauder .22. All of the Crosman pellets work great in my gun.

More, More, more,

These work just as good as the $25.00 box of 625.

Price.. Tin was a keeper..

Accuracy, 1/2 the accuracy at 1/2 the price. Get what you pay for. You won't be making any cans dance thats for sure...as in taping the end to make her spin..

Group all over the place, like 2 pellets left of target up down, inconsistant.Get RWS and shoot ,25 ,30 inch groups. I think if you seperated these pellets and zeroed each group per size and weight varriance they would be ok but who wants to do that ..Rating was due to low price ok for random plincking.

Bought about 10 diffront pellets, H&N, RSB and some othersThese were the cheapest and by far the best grouping at 16 yards, very few flyers, and then only a quater inch to half inch off not inchs like the others many 5 shot groups 1/4 to 3/8 out of RWS spring Diana 34 and a sheridan pump both 22 cal, I bought 12 more cans so I won't run out and now have abot 20 other cans that I can't use

nothing, abought as good as it gets

Accurate, good quality, very low price.

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While I prefer hollow-points, this Domed Magnum pellet proved to be a very stable and accurate pellet.

I don't know that I'd change anything. Wash hands after each use. Other than that enjoy a great pellet

The price is right for a magnum pellet. I'm sure this pellet has terrific knock-down power for hunting, though I haven't used it for that. It really is a hard hitter even in my Beeman RS2/1073. The domed head seems to be conducive to very easy loading too. Just an overall nice pellet. Enjoy!

Good, accurate pellet for my Marauder, when tuned down to 800 fps. About 1" c-c or less at 50 yards. Great bang for the buck. Good for target shooting.

make a heavier version (20-25 grain)

When I turned the power down to 800 fps, I get over 30 shots/charge without drop!

Nothing. An inaccurate pellet in Benjamin Trail NP, Avenger 1100/Mendoza 600, and RWS 48. Shotgun patterns. Maybe something shoots them well, but I don't have it.

Weight variation on digital scale is unacceptable. Variable dimensions.

A miss is as good as a mile in shooting. Spend a little more money and get better pellets. Better pellets will reward you; like for example, they will hit the target.

Seams are barely visible or non-existent, all push into the breech with the same pressure, no bent skirts I've found so far

If it ain't broke then don't fix it

These shoot straight and true out of the Trail XL and have great knock down power. Shooting squirrels in the lungs leaves them completely motionless for a couple seconds before they fall, I'm assuming because they knock the wind out of them so hard. Head shots from what I've seen cause them to immediately start twitching violently.

Very uniform with no deformities, accurate, shoot flat, and the price is right. For the money, this is my pellet of choice for most of my shooting in my RWS 350mag and 54. A screw top lid !

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You can pay more for the Premier version in the cardboard box 650 ct. (and they are very good) I think the claim was they were made from one single die instead of bulk production for ultimate consistancy.....but I can see little, if any difference between the two.

This pellet is the best in my benjamin marauder. It goes inside the same hole at 20 yards, just amazing. Its cheap and work great.

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Kind of dirty from the lead so it will blacken your fingers/hand. always wash after handling.

Great pellet..... All Pellets were uniform and as advertised. No bent skirts. Shot fairly well in my sons Beeman rs2 Sportster

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Great bang for the buck

This is a great pellet all around. It is absolutely the most accurate pellet in my Benjamin Discovery. It will shoot 1/4 inch c.t.c. groups at 25 yards all day long with this pellet. This pellet has a thick skirt that does not get bent easily, which is a big plus when carrying in a pellet pouch.

The screw lid. I prefer the screw on type to non-screw, but these lids can get stuck if one is not careful when screwing on the lid. These pellets are dirty in the tin. One tin I recieved had enough lead flakes in it to probably make another 20 pellets. They also turn fingers black when handling. Make sure to blow the lead flakes off before loading them into your gun.

Although many people love the boxed ones and will not even touch the tinned Premiers, I think that these are great pellets that pack a punch and won't punch your wallet too hard.

Clean, uniform, just a bit of graphite but minimum. Robust skirts resist damage, all looked well in the packages. AA S410 and Mac 1 Hunter these shoot about 1/4"-3/8" bigger than JSB for 1" groups at 50 yds at 800-900 fps. Choose your pellet lube (Napier, Mobil 1, Wax Lube) brings them in tighter. These are an excellent product and you cannot beat the price!

Rejoice screw lid people! Are ya happy now?

3 orders of 20 tins of pellets this year and TWO orders not packed in foam. Whats the deal??

Clean, well shaped, consistant size. These pellets are lubed well but because of that, they get your fingers dirty quick. Crosman has pretty good distribution and these pellets are available almost anywhere.

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This is a no-nonsense, working field round. It's not a flashy design, just a solid round with a clean skirt. Accuracy is exactly the same as the RWS Super Dome but half the cost. I would recommend this ammo for everything from target shooting to hunting. I'm using them in my RWS-34.

I had heard that Crosman was dis-continuing their "Bulk-Boxed" pellet's. I like the switch from boxes to "Tin's", although I think alot of people won't agree with me(esp,. the one's who'll miss the "Batch" number info you get w/ the cardboard). As alway's the good Crosman Q/C is still there, and I feel the round's are a little more cleaner,. and I would still put these round's up against anything that JSB, RWS, or Gamo have to offer.

Not Much,,,If it ain't Broke, Don't fix it;)

These round's are fantastic, and especially on breezy, or windy day's, and the 14.3gr,. weight is good for almost any a/g you'd want to use. I also noticed that these round's are practically identical to the Crosman "Copperhead" Dome's(although the "Ultra-Mag's" Q/C really comes through, when you put them side by side). Cheer's, and Happy Huntin', Andy.