Page 8 - Crosman Premier Ultra, .177 Reviews

I like the tin

Quality of size and appearance because some fit tight and some loose. The appearance you can see flaws in casting

Works for some but not for me

Hard hitting, accurate, cosistance in size.

Diameter of pellet...tight fit into barrel.

Tight fit, have to use a little force to load in barrel. (The reason for the 4 star rating)

No bent skirts. The heavier weight works is moderate and faster velocities.

Not a thing.

These work great in crosman break barrels and lower velocity pistols.

Excellent pellet, shoots like a match pellet at 25 yards

.5 grains lighter

if u r reading this no problem in shooting great.

Great all purpose pellet, and hunting round. Accurate long distance pellet, heavy weight.

Hard pellet extreme penetration. They punch through backstops if they keep hitting the same spot. You need to always know whats behind whatever you're shooting at with these. Even my modded 1377 with 18" barrel throwing these at 690-700 fps gets pass through on squirrels.

Reasonably accurate in my gamo spring-piston. I wanted to try a 10.5 gr and these were less $$.

factory QC or shipping tin

rear of some pellets deformed.

Screw on lid is nice. Good value for the amout of pellets you get.

Not to uniform in size and shape.

Good pellet to plink with and have fun.

Best pellet for my Beeman sportsmen 1000 series .177 caliber

At this price point the Crosman Ultra Magnums have been a reliable consistent pellet for plinking with my TR77NPS. The rifle seems to enjoy the extra weight these pellets offer but quality control hurts my groupings. The screw on lid is a huge plus and totally reusable but a foam filler to keep the pellets from shifting around during transit would go a long way too.

Add some sort of shipping protection in the tin. This won't solve the QC issues with pellet deformation but it will certainly keep the issue of damaged skirts during transit at bay.

For the price a great pellet for plinking. As with all cheaper crosman pellets you're gonna find varying inconsistencies in the product but again well worth the dough.

These are some heavy hitters. The price cant be beat.

consistency could be better. Some fit tight others fall out on their own.

Give em a shot.

They shoot well out of my rifle. More bang for the buck.

I have found that the Crossman Premier Series pellets shoot VERY accurately in both of my airguns, A Benjamin Trail NP in .22 caliber and a Crossman MTR77 in .177 caliber. In truth, they're my "go-to" pellets when I want to be sure of hitting something. The heavier, domed pellets add a bit more downrange power, too.

Not too much, they're pretty good as is.

These pellets offer an inexpensive way to do a lot of shooting. They're among the most economical of the pellets I shoot and they're quite accurate, even at long distances.

The price, and the sizing seems a bit more consistent than other Crosman pellets I've tried, though admittedly I've fired just under 40 of these thru my rifle.

Nothing really, just not the right pellet for my rifle.

I think these pellets are just a bit too heavy for a spring gun. Probably need to be marked as primarily for PCP's. They do not fire accurately from my Vantage NP, and I would not recommend them for spring gun use based upon my experience.

Stopping power!

Inaccurate in a break barrel gamo big cat 1250 .

they are constant in quality but just not ment for gamo break barrels .

Great accuracy, hard hitting

nothing

The extra mass in these .117 pellets make them very effective in killing small varmits, especially chipmunks, at much longer ranges requiring a scoped rifle.

Very accurate, hard hitting in my Crosman Nitro Venom, what more could I ask for?

Nothing!

Buy these, the varmints will hate them!

price,

heavier gr.

very accurate pellet in all my 177 cal air guns,

Accurate in my .177 m-rod

cleaner pellets

good pellet for all round plinking

Pellets are heavy, as advertised. Large quantity, inexpensive.

The pellets are inconsistent, hard to zero in any sort of sights. These are the pellets made when the change the dyes in the factory, the boxed pellets are much better (from crosman at least.)

Shape. Consistency. Accuracy. Weight. Metal screw top tin.

Nothing.

'82 crossman 760 loves these. In fact my crossman gun loves all the crossman and HWS pellets. Good weight for plinking. Makes a nice loud plink.