- ManufacturerCrosman
- Caliber .177
- Ammo Type Pellets
- Ammo Weight 7.4 grains
- Pellet Shape Pointed
- Pellet Quantity 250 ct
I would recommend these pellets for target practice or even plinking, but not for hunting.
Pros
These are some of the most accurate pellets I’ve used for .177 both out of a Crosman F4 break barrel and a cheap 10-pump rifle that my sister got for Christmas one year. Half inch groups from any distance I’ve tried. Hit anything I shoot at.
Cons
Unfortunately, these pellets have yet to impress me with their “hunting capabilities.” Again, their accuracy is top notch, but there is absolutely ZERO penetration. The little nub that pokes out of the dish has proved to do nothing, time and time again. There have been multiple occasions where I hit a small bird, saw feathers fly, and the bird flies away unscathed. I have watched a few of them after being hit and they function normally, with seemingly no damage done. I do put them out of their misery (if they even have any) with a classic domed or pointed Crosman, but the Destroyers have only ever killed one target for me, and only because it hit smack in the center of its spine, paralyzing it.
I would say it's probably a quality control issue. The skirt diameter is very inconsistent unfortunately because the good, properly fitting ones shoot nice groups. This goes for bothering the .177 and .22 versions. Same issue with both sizes.
Pros
The ones that fit snugly in the chambers like the should shoot very nice groups.
Cons
Unfortunately the fit sizes are very inconsistent. Some fit very well like they're supposed to but some are really loose and falls right out if turned upside down.
If your gun shoots these well then they are a must have for hunting
Pros
Ballistics are insane. Picture is after passing through 4 inches of beef stew meat at 4" out of a well used daisy 880.
found some of the meat on my ceiling. Penetration is through all the meat and then it left the meat with very little power in to some blankets
Cons
Rough surface and almost every pellet has a seem
I've been using the.177 Cal. 7.4 gr. Destroyer pellets in my GAMO Whisperer to control garden rodents, with Excellent results. One shot, one kill... It's a great product, but the rodents hate them! ðŸ‘ðŸ‘
Pros
Good for everything.
Cons
Haven't discovered anything negative so far.
At 100 yards dead on
Pros
We have a little cross wind but learned to adjust to it making a perfect shoot every time
Cons
With making a perfect shoot every time it does get boring
Very accurate pellet for the money
Pros
Everything
Cons
None yet
always had good luck with these
Very accurate. I'm finding this to becoming one of my favorite pellet to use. I use this in for sighting in new scope or dot as it is pretty accurate.
Buy it, try it,,you won't regret it.
Pros
accurate, cheap
Cons
none so far
good for hunting, plinking and all around good pellet, havent shot it at paper so i dont know how well they group but for pests and tin cans they are very accurate in the above mentioned guns.
Pros
smack down pellet
accurate
not pricey nor picky
Cons
wish they came in a larger tin
(like 500ct or 1000 count would be great)
Question?
Login to ask someone who bought this product.Can this enter in a walther ppq
asked Ahmed from CanadaAre these any good in the crosman vigilante?
asked Kenric from USAI'm looking for the Crossman destroyer EX all I see is the regular destroyer do you handle the EX one in 177 caliber
asked Earl from USAWill these pellets work in m17 pistol or a Walther cp99
asked Edward from USAThey should. We have not tried them.
Mark from USAWould this work well in a hatsan model 95 .177 air rifle?
asked TylerWill the crosman destroyer .177 cal hunting pellet work in Gamo Socom Extreme 1650 air rifle with out any problems?.
asked CLIFFORD from USAdepends on what your rifle's favorite pellet is
Noah from USAwill this pellet work in a gamo socom extreme 1650 ?.
asked CLIFFORD from USAyes they will
anthony from USAwould these pellets work for a hatsan mod 125
asked billAs long as it is the hatsan 125 .177 cal then yes they would do fine.
Steve from USAhow many pounds of impact will this deliver if I shot these pellets with a 625 fps pellet gun? (someone anser fast please) Thanks!
asked johnny6.85 FPE i.e. pounds of impact.
Conor
Pros
15+ Squirrels and counting, these bad boys hit hard at 10m or so. Yes some of them aren't perfect in shape or form, so yes some of them will fly wild. They're pellets, not match grade rifle rds so who actually cares? They kill and 90% of the time is a single shot center mass.