Page 7 - Crosman Premier .22, .22 Reviews

Shoots great in my Benjamin Maximus

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A lot of bang for the buck

consistent Head size.

Not much different from hollow point

They look good, price is low for larger quantity.

Make a bit larger.

These just don't work well with my Umarex Octane. It is dead on with a pellet almost twice as heavy, but these fly every which way. They are very loose in the breech and sort of "fall" into it. I see mostly positive reviews on these, but for my rifle, they are a no go. The other brand pellet is quite tight in the breech, and shoots great, but not these, at least for me. So, anyone want about 900 pellets? Half HP and half Domed.

Excellent grouping

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Price and screw on lid. The pellets also look nice and are rarely misformed, but I sense that is because of the alloy that they are using.

These pellets lack consistency of size and weight. They vary as much as 3 grains in weight and range from 5.48 to 5.54. I sense that the alloy (or other metal with the lead) has changed. I think they are getting harder tha than they used to be.

QC is getting worse. They are just dumping pellets together from so many different lots that accuracy is impossible without a lot of work from you. I'm not certain that the harder lead contributes to accuracy- does it bite into the rifling? Does the skirt expand to fill in any imperfections that couldn't be seen by the naked eye? These are nowhere near the top three pellets in any of my .22 rifles.

My Hatsan 95 really likes this .22 cal pellet. They are very accurate and priced right! Also, tried the H&N FTT & JSB Exact Heavy which are excellent pellets and shot very well also. However, for the price and the accuracy I'm getting with this crossman pellet I will continue to use this as my main choice.

Pellet size could be a little more consistent. Found the JSB & H&N very uniform in size.

If your gun likes this pellet (which mine does) you can't go wrong using this pellet. The only negative I can voice is that the size could be more consistant, some of the pellets seem slightly loose when fitting into the breach, but my rifle doesn't seem to be sensative to the size variation.

Pellets are symmetrical and free of defect.

I would like to see this particular pellet offered in the bulk quantities.

This pellet works great with Crosman/Benjamin Products

Very good everyday pellet. If they shoot good in your gun then they are a very good value.

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Just an overall good pellet that is easy to find and will not break the bank. Key is how they shoot in your gun. If you are lucky your gun will like them.

The price per pellet is low. Pellets arrived without dents and deformation. There were few discards in the two can I have, as the skirts appeared round and undented. The pellets which were not undersized shot accurately.

More consistent diameter. About one pellet in ten was very undersized and fit very loose in the bore (both the nose and the skirt). This resulted in a greater number of flyers than what the Crosman Premier Domed pellets produced in the past. Unfortunately, unless you have a pellet gauge, or take a micrometer to each pellet, you don't know if you have a problem pellet until you insert it into the bore.

The new pellets tins are easy to spot, the paint on them goes all the way to the lip of the lid. The old series has a silver ring when viewed from the top. As of October 2016, the pellet can pictured here is of the old lid.

Very accurate, consistent quality, reasonably priced.

Offer them in the brown box again, but at the same price ratio as the tins.

I switched to these after the brown box pellets were no longer available. The cast lines are more noticeable on these, but so far they seem to be as accurate and have as good of quality consistency as the discontinued brown box pellets.

Great value for the cost - you get 500 count. This pellet is also very accurate!

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Be sure to buy the pellet pen that holds about 18-20 pellets so you can easily load your Air Rifle and be ready to shoot quickly.

Cost, decent accuracy, & a screw on lid.

Tins are way too hard to open. Occasional fliers.

Keep coming back to these as it seems my Talon SS & HW95 like them. I've only used these at 10-20 yds. so far.

Found out from shooting a lot of different pellets that these shoot the best out of my .22 Benjamin NP2. Groups dime size at 20 yrds. quarter size at 40 yrds.. Pluse poped off 3 ground hogs at between 40 & 50 yrds with them. Dose not mean they will shoot that good out of every gun

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GOOD PRICE BY THEM

Consistent size. These are accurate and pack a punch. I was shooting these into a piece of lumber that i use when zeroing in my scope and I was pleasantly surprised by the penitration and the deformation from impact. Can't wait to use these to take down some problem squirrels.

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Pyramyd Air packs these so well. I ordered 4 packs as part of my first order and was blown away by how well they were packed, every can had foam around them and and they were all taped together into a nice package within the box.

Excellent pellets. I put 5 of them in the same hole at 25 yards.

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Accurate, stays grouped, and only 10% Flyers (probably my "Hold" inconsistency).

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Shot in my new UmaRex Fuel .22

These pellets work so well in almost all of my guns and the nice thing, great price, won't break the bank for shooting all day long. Also very important , pyramdairair packs these pellets and all their products where you do not have to worry about any damage. Their packing, their shipping and their products is what keeps me coming back. They are by far the best to do business with. Need help? They will help you all the way!

Nothing, don't fix something that isn't broken!

No need to beat your head against the wall searching the web for air gun products, they are fair, great deals and most likely have everything you will need!

a good quality pellet

better consistency in size

These are a step up from their HP cousins. But only a small step up. I have no pellet gage to establish a size distribution, but these pellets "fit" in the chamber of my D350 equally easily as their HP counterparts. A slight push with a pellet seater and that is all. The weight distributions (from 2 tins) had the same average, 14.3 +/- 0.1 grains. In terms of perfromance they are ok. With iron sights, at 10 meters, sitting (in my chair), the median radius from two 25-shot trials was 0.28 inches. Nothing to rave about.

Just as with the HPs, change the "lube" which leaves such a black residue on fingers. This same stuff accumulates in the barrel just as well and it is not an easy thing to clean.

For general plinking and back-yard practice these pellets are a very good choice. For serious target shooting, I'd look for a higher class pellet.

I have a Benjamin Discovery and a Crosman Vantage NP that shoots this pellet equally as well as the other and I'm getting dime size groups at 47 yards. Good price and excellent service.

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Feed your gun what it likes best and forget the rest.