Crosman Pointed .22 Cal, 14.3 gr - 175 ct

Use for general plinking cans and other targets where accuracy is not going to be critical.

Pros
Price was right but quality sucks

Cons
Could not get a decent grouping from my 3 rifles using this pellet.

Pros
Very accurate from my gauntlet at 75 yards

Cons
None yet

Pros
What can I say shoot great

Cons
None

Pros
Shoots flatter at 70 yards than the Crosman Hollowpoint due to a high ballistic coefficient. Retains more mass than the Hollowpoint as well. Shot using Umarex Gauntlet.

Cons
Make a 500 round tin.

The .22 cal Crossman pointed pellet are the same weight as the Premier Ultra Mags, the Premier Hollow Point and the Piranha pellet. All hit with nearly the same dime sized spread at 30 yrds. No scope adjustments needed between pellets. These are a great match to the Gamo Urban PCP

Price for a 175 count tin was only $5.79

Pros
These are a great match to the Gamo Urban PCP Price for a 175 count tin was only $5.79

Having fired hundreds of these through a Benjamin NP2 and Remington springer, I've found them to be accurate and trusty.

Pros
Good quality control. Good accuracy. A real no frills plinker. Very reasonably priced.

Cons
Not the best target pellet and not the best choice for hunting but, ok for both. Crosman Destroyer pellets are more accurate at the target range and have much better performance on small game for the same price. These aren't bad, they're just not the best available in my experience.

This pellet comes with the crosman premier quality heritage, this pointed pellet it's great for plinking and hunting, making them a great all rounder, it have great performance and penetration, but it lacks a bit of energy in hunting, don't misunderstand this pellet it's very good for hunting, but you can't compare it to the supreme performance hollow point.

Pros
Great for long distance shooting Great for plinking and good for hunting Cheap pellet great quality Great velocity and good accuracy

Cons
Suffers from overpenetration in higher powered rifles (Trail XL for example)

very inconsistent head size but shot fair in my np2. the head fell right in my gun . Won't be buying no more of these.

Pros
screw on lid

Cons
inconsistent head sizes,( to small on avg.)

These pellets are the best all aroung hunting pellet Crosman makes.And at a great price,why do buy 5-10 tins of them.They are that good!

These are plenty and cheap, you can see the cast lines on them, and in each can you can find plenty of flaws

I bought these because they were available and cheap. Fun for shooting bottles and random knickknacks but don't hunt with these.

If you hit your target with this rifle you most likely missed the vital area and now the animal is suffering greatly. Or you miss and the animal laughs at you as you reload try possible miss a second time.

The cast lines are so obvious on some that it makes you wonder why those were in the can to begin with.

The tin is screw tight and I love that. I use the tin to hold better pellets that didnt come in a screw tight tin.

Pros
Cheap and shoots ok, screw tight tin is very nice, with the pellets that are actually well made and not deformed the performance is pretty nice for the price

Cons
poor quality, only 175 each can so it isn't as cheap as you thought it was. very dirty to the touch (wash hands very well) inconsistent product so hard to keep zero (just don't zero with these, waste of time)