- Caliber: .22
- Weight: 14.3 grain
- Nose: Dome
- Quantity: 500 count
- ManufacturerCrosman
- Caliber .22
- Ammo Type Pellets
- Ammo Weight 14.3 grains
- Pellet Shape Domed/Round nose
- Pellet Quantity 500 ct
Pros
The premier 14.3 pellet is a very good flying projectile in my avenger .22..all the way to seventy yards...The hammer springe set at one half turn and 2000 on the regulator.....This is a very well designed pellet and very good on the pocket book....90+ shots hitting hard and true......This is all i need for a great time for now... john..
Like all pellets, check them as you load for dented skirt. Very few, they come packed very well.
Pros
Very accurate in my 362 and my 1322.
Cons
Nothing
Careful not to drop the tin. Pain to open after.
Pros
Great pellet for my 1322 and my 362. Came well packed and on time.
Cons
Really can't think of anything I would change.
I have 3 guns, I have tried several more expensive pellets and in all three and I always come back to the Crossmans. Price is good, accuracy is excellent, usually available. Hard to improve on that combination.
Pros
I have tried the more pricey H&N, JSB exact, and RWS In my RWS 54, Benjamin Discovery PCP, and my NP 2 Gas Piston rifles but I have just as good accuracy results with the Crossmans. I do not see enough difference in accuracy to pay for more expensive pellets. On a calm day I can tear up a 2x3 inch target at 104 yards with my NP 2 and the Discovery. The RWS 54 will also do it but I seem to get a flier now and then. If the more expensive ones are better it is not enough to pay 2-3 times more in my opinion. My Springer loves them, My Gas Piston gun loves them, and my PCP loves them and I see no need to switch.
Cons
Im not sure it can be improved and keep the price down.
When I got these I noticed they appeared dirties than the last batch, I thought it may be a skipped process with the manufacturing but now I think it is a lubricant. I washed the first tin to find no more staining on my fingers and then I had to re-lube the pellets; nothing ventured, nothing gained... or lost !
At 40-50 yards they shoot consistent using a new Armada and a Breakbarrel - Bone Collector !
Good Pellet for everyday shooting like targets, small varmints, and plinking !
I don't do competition so I can't say how well these pellets would work.
NOTE: When I cleaned the first two tins of these pellets... I expected to find remnants of flashing in the cleaning bowl but nothing, just some dirty water. I would recommend the Crosman Pellets, knowing every Airgun will be a little different, to beginners, to people who just like to shoot everyday plinking or what ever and I found these pellets to be great for rabbit hunting.
At least give them a try and see if your gun likes the
Pros
Shoots well from my Armada, which I just got but have approximately 250 shots though her !
I don't have the rifle sighted yet but all shots are in the same area each time I move the sights.
Packaged individually in 500 count tins and plastic formed package.
Well formed pellets... a few bent skirts that I fixed quickly with a 1/4" Stereo Jack.
Cons
None
I like the way these pellets fly, appear to be dead-on.
This last order or 8000 Pellets were dirtier than usual. Need a good washing, was wondering if a step in manufacturing was removed.
I have two new Air Rifles, will see how they work out !
Pros
They shoot well in my Bone Collector.
Well Formed.
So far no bent Pellets, as I have seen in other manufacturers tins.
Cons
Dirtier than usual !
I am trying the 19+g Domed Pellets to check them out. If they are as good as the 14.3g Pellets then I might use them for a little Varmint take down !
I plan on using the 14.3g Pellets for everything, great price, great size, good performance.
Pros
Well formed, look good !
Found them to be more consistence both in shape and hitting the target, than other pellets I've used.
Cons
None !
If you don't know what pellets to buy, these are a great starting point.
Pros
New to airguns and stocked up on these for target practice. My rws 34 likes to shoot these. Seem to be a good go to pellet.
Cons
Overall great, had a few with some damaged tails, (~1%) ,may be my own fault, I'm not necessarily careful with the tin.
I am new to shooting my 22 Cal. Pellet Rifle, I have used five different domed pellet and three r four different designed pellets and have come to a conclusion that the done Crosman pellets fly the best of everything I have tried.
Pros
Accurite ! That should be enough.
Look good !
Cons
None !
Question?
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asked John from USAhow do i cancel an order
asked wayne from USACall in to customer service. They can cancel an order. 1-866-477-4867
Mark from USAI have read there are a lot of nonuniform pellets in the Premier brand, Is this true or false ? I've avoided this pellet based on reviews.
asked quailbrakerNew to PCP Rifle, these pellets fly true. I am not in competition, so I don't weight the pellets but thy are well formed, accurate, and most of the time I get the little varmint that are digging up my yard. If you are doing competition shooting, you may need to consider a more costly pellet for consistence or start a culling process to get the weight and size you want but as is these a re great pellets for everyday plinking and varmint shooting. I've shot these .22 cal. in my Bone Collector Breakbarrel with great success and now in my new Armada .22, both have no problems with these Pellets. There are a few bent skirts but very few and a 1/4 stereo plug straightens them out. I also found a Pen with a writing end that work well too ! I purchased a large quantity from AGD so I will be working off that for a while but I also found some for $6.99/500 ct. tin, at a local store, must have been left over stock because the price of pellet is only going up. That may be the only Con to these pellets is the price going up. Long answer but for everyday shooting these are good pellets for competition your call !
Scrambler82 from USA
Pros
good products (AS EXPECTED) prompt delivery. A+ transaction.