Crosman Premier .177 Cal, 7.9 gr - 1250 ct

These pellets shoot accurately at distance, they hit hard and their made in America. The box that it comes in has a hole on the bottom for the pellets to fall out and some of the pellets are damaged but that’s to be expected in bulk like this. Over all the best pellets I’ve ever bought.

Pros
Straight shooting and hard hitting

Cons
The packaging that they come in sucks

Great product without the hefty price tag.

Pros
Quality and price.

Cons
Packaging sucks but for the price you can afford to buy something else to store them in.

These pellets are fun to shoot because they are accurate and don't break the bank.

Cons
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My preferred pellet, shoots consistently accurate in all of my pellet rifles and pistols.

Pros
Consistent Accurate Shoots well in all my rifles and pistols

Cons
None

Despite a larger list of Cons than Pros below, I still give these 5 stars, because they seem to shoot well in any airgun. I'm almost discouraged by that, because it means I "have to" shoot them, and commit to more frequent barrel cleaning. They shoot well in low-powered airguns that usually shoot lighter pellets well, and they also shoot well in magnum airguns, which *typically* shoot heavy pellets best. Amazing.

Pros
Almost universally accurate Durable construction; no delicate skirts to get bent out of shape

Cons
The lead is alloyed with antimony, which makes them durable, but also makes them foul the bore more than competing pure lead pellets. Expensive, for a basic pellet Huge package is the only option Packaging is junk and prone to leaking.

This is my ´go-to´ pellet for my 850 Airmagnum it performs very consistently (and a lot of fun). It was a natural choice for it to be tested on the new AirArms TX200HC I have. Let´s look at the chrony results:-

10 shots with each pellet

Crossman Premier - Super Accuracy Domed (10.5gr): average velocity of 779fps, spread of 28.1fps, standard deviation of 8.4, average energy at muzzle14.15ft.lbs
H&N Field Target Trophy (8.64gr): average velocty of 861fps, spread of 27fps, standard deviation of 7.8, average energy at muzzle 14.23 ft.lbs
AirArms Diablo Field (8.44gr): average velocity of 869fps, spread of 19.1fps, standard deviation of 7.1, average energy at muzzle of 14.09 ft.lbs
Crossman High Quality Domed - average velocity of 954fps, spread of 31fps, standard deviation of 11.6
**Crossman Premier Silhouettes & Field Target (7.9gr) - average velocity of 928fps, spread of 11.4fps, standard deviation of 3.5, average energy at muzzle of 15.11 ft.lbs**
Hatsun Torpedo - average velocity of 844fps, spread of 10.4fps, standard deviation of 3.6

The Crossman Premier Silhouettes & Field Target pellets clearly the winner of the chrony test. Off to test grouping now :)

Rifle: AirArms TX200HC (FAC) 0.177, Hawke Airmax 30SF 2-24x50 scope. Chrony: F-1

I found these to be of good quality with very few deformed pellets. They fly straight and hit hard. Best suited for plinking non paper targets like cans and plastic bottles. They make cherry tomatoes splatter pretty good too!

Pros
Economical

Cons
A few damaged and squished pellets were found

I have tried many styles, brands and weights in my rifle and this is the only one that produces consistent results.
They just work.

I got these in a sampler I bought so I can't say what the pellets look like in the bulk container my sampling looked very good and consistent. However they failed to perform well enough to suit me. giving 1 1/4 inch groups at 25 yards in my gamo bone collector Bull Whisper rifle. Shame wish one of the really cheap pellets would jump to the fore with sub half inch groups.

Pros
inexpensive

Cons
not accurate enough in MY rifle

Using these in the lower end Crosman 2100 and 1377 and they work great. No duds in the bunch so far in my first 1000. Shoot straight with only the occasional flyers (could be me or the gun too?). Like them a lot, though have not used other brands, nor do I feel I need to with these. Just target shooting in the back yard with paper targets and some very upset aluminum cans. Hint: put some water at the bottom of the cans and they stay in place nicely (16 oz cans are my choice).

Pros
Good pellets, no duds so far.

Cons
None to date.