Page 13 - Crosman Premier Ultra, .177 Reviews

Shape seems consistent. Accuracy is good on paper targets, cans and small game. Good value

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Very accurate in RWS 350 magnum. A dime easily covers five at 10 meters. I have not found any bad ones in the first can.

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Great value for the money.

good all a round pellet for air guns that shoot over a 1000fps.

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this is in the top five of ten grain pellets very nice for the money.

Groups well and hits with authority. My son and I have taken 7 squirrels since Christmas the last one was at 70 yards or so by my son. We did well with the Crossman field hunting tips as well which went through squirrels (small hole in and small hole out). These group better though with more damage.

Not being a ballistics expert, nothing. The tin lid could be made better. Keep them in stock. Went to order more and they are on back order. Seems a lot of sites have these on backorder.

The squirrel taken at 70 yards or so went in the lungs and did not go through. Upon cleaning found the pellet flattened out in the squirrel. One I took closer went in the squirrels head and went through taking dime sized section out on the other side. Real damage. We really like these rounds.

Very accurate pellet in the RWS 460 Magnum. 10 shots in a 1/4" at 25 yds.

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Nice pellet

It's not a "premium" pellet in that they are a little rough, but the heavy weight of 10.5 grains is perfect for the new high velocity air rifles from Gamo and Crossman. I bought these for breaking in my Benjamin Trail NP .177. I certainly recommend these pellets.

They might consider making a premium 10.5 gr. pellet.

These are ideal for knocking down small game. Nailed a thieving raccoon with one.

screw on lid, good quality

clean them better, as with all crosman pellets very dirty.

These shoot dime size groups in my 2300kt crosman pistol at 20 yards. Good pellets for the money.

The Weight.

I tried these because of other reviews that held them to be as accurate as Premier Field Target. Accuracy is adequate to 25yds. from my guns. At 40yds. the Brown Box Premier Heavies clearly outperform these for accuracy.(The originals. I haven't tried the new, less expensive type. Probably won't.) Nonetheless, these are a good utility pellet at good price, I think.

most accurate pellet in my remington vantage 1200, consistant from pellet to pellet.

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First and foremost , I like the price!!..accuracy is right on...they are laser accurate in my HPA 2250XT

Minor complaint...but the lid on these is usually so tight you have to use "channel locks" to get it loose. PITA.......

These do leave a minor bit of residue on fingertips-if you sit and shoot like 100 pellets at a time, like I do.Nothing serious, but worth mentioning.

Yes!! A screw top! Price not to bad at all.

Premier product but a little heavier? Sshhh...make it 5.6 lil ighter lil heavier= HEADSHOT!

If you need a little more punch then reg Premiers then its a great step up.Crosman getting the hang of it just need a little more tweaking and these babies with be #1 on all air rifles

Good packaging and price. The screw top tin is a great idea. Pellets were very uniform; I only found one that was not. These shoot accurately in my RWS 52 as long as the bore is clean. I like the option of having a heavier pellet in a magnum rifle.

Change the alloy to pure lead and get rid of the lubricant. These are dirty.

You will have to clean the bore of your rifle every 100 shots. The lube causes accuracy to go to pot.

Accuracy is consistent with this all around Heavy pellet in .177. Packs a punch on anything it hits

Make it available in 7.9 in tin with same count vice the box version.

Best with CO2/HPA and magnum power airguns.

These are perfect for any air rifle which will fire them at least 750 FPS and 850 FPS high end . I did a chrony on these it shot at around 750 FPS between 748 and 755 . Set the scope for 20 yds as recomended and you could and I mean really could drive a tack with the precision

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GET SOME> They don't do well with low powered rifles or pistols I tried em very lose patterns. Beeman rifles and the crosman phantom which is the gun I use these in really love em .Its almost like this pellet was made for the phantom and the quest. But I am sure they will work great in any rifle that has the punch to get em in the 750 fps range Remember these are heavy at 10 and 1/2 grains The same rifle that pumps these at 750 will push a 7 gr at over 950 fps consistantly but of course with less accuracy and much less effective range.in distance.The round nose pellet is proven to be the most accurate pellet head type for distance shooting hands down. I cant see any other pellet out performing these at this price range.. TY Pyramyd Air

Consistance from tin to tin. Quality of "Premier" line.

Maybe more weight? Another Premier product but a little heavier.

I purchased these to shoot in a Benjamin XL1500 rifle. I needed a heavier round to take advantage of the extra power of the Nitrogen Piston powerplant. The CPUM rounds did the trick nicely. And the price is excellent for the quality you receive from these. Accurate, inexpensive and readily available. Who could ask for more?

In my new Gamo Socom they are very accurate after sighting in with gun sandbagged front and rear they are doing 3/4 of an inch at 50 yds and consistant , i will buy more of these

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These shoot very straight in my RWS Model 48

The coating on the pellets is a bit messy...but it's a small price to pay for a good pellet. Not really a big deal.

This is my pellet of choice in my RWS 350 M groups well and has great wind resistance at 50 yards plus. The price is spot on for what you get.

As with other Crossman pellets the graphite they use makes these pellets messy to handle.

If you own a RWS 350 M or any other Magnum Springer try these first, they may save you some money looking for accurate ammo.

accurate and knockdown power

the diameter ;ts to hard to fit in a barrel

oil it up the barrel and pellet and shub it in there..

Excellent Q/C, Perfect weight for a magnum springer, Good B/C, 500 tin w/ screw top.

Add a little foam to the tin to keep the pellets from moving around during shipping.

When I do go hunting with any of my .177 shooters, I alway's make sure I atleast have these 3 brand's with me(H&N SilverPoint's @ 11.57gr., H&N Baracuda Match @ 10.65 gr., and Crosman Ultra Mag's @ 10.6 gr.,) I find that the Ultra Mag's shoot with a little more consistency, w/ the Baracuda Match round's coming in a very close second, The SilverPoint's have let me down once or twice in the past, and I also find that occasionaly they seem to cork-screw in flight(They still hit the target, they just take the long way there;) I recently took a small JackRabbit(15pd's) with My nicely modded XS-B4-2A(950fps w/ lead, 1150fps w/ Crosman SSP 4.0 gr., point's) paired with some Crosman UltraMag's. I like knowing that if I do my part, the pellet will hit the black everytime. Cheer's, and Happy Huntin', Andy.