- .22 Cal
- 14.3 Grains
- Hollow point
- 500 Tin
- ManufacturerCrosman
- Caliber .22
- Ammo Type Pellets
- Ammo Weight 14.3 grains
- Pellet Shape Hollowpoint
- Pellet Quantity 500 ct
Took out a squirrel, head shot at 50 or so yards with my Gamo Magnum. Love these pellets.
Pros
Affordable, accurate
Cons
Nothing
WITH MY LITTLE MORE THAN HIGH POWER GUNS THESE PELLETS SHOOT WITH GOOD ACCURACY (I HIT WHAT I SHOOT AT) OUT TO ABOUT 50 YARDS. SODA CAN SIZE
Pros
I LIKE THE FACT THAT I CAN GET A HIGH QUALITY TYPE OF PELLET (DESIGN) CHEAP, THAT SHOOTS FOR MY GUNS AND NON-EXPERTISE QUALITY OF SHOOTING (AMATUER) JUST FINE. I SHOOT THEM OUT OF MY HATSAN BLITZ .22 ON FULL AUTO AND THE PELLET SPREAD IS COMPARABLE TO SOME HIGH QUALITY PELLETS. NO NAMES
Cons
NOTHING
These pellets shoot great out of my Benjamin Cayden. They are my every day plinkers. Crosman also has the muscle to make them available everywhere. They don’t hit as hard as some other pellets, but they really do what they are supposed to do for targets and small game.
Pros
Accuracy and availability!
Cons
Nothing.
All 3 of my PCP guns love these pellets. Their prices is great and I like the screw on lids. Having a problem opening these? Just remember righty tighty, lefty lucy. You won't need ant wrenches to open them.
Pros
tight groups at ranges from 20 to 80 yrds. Great price.
Cons
none
Pros
Use these in both of my gamo swarm magnum's, good groups at 25 and 50 yds.
Cons
A bit high on the price, can get the same 500 count tin at Wal mart for just over half the price.
Diana Bandit shoots good groups at 25 yards with these pellets. I’m ordering more!
Pros
Best shooting pellets in my Diana Bandit PCP pistol. Best price!
Cons
None
My grandfather used Crosman pellets. Now with apps that show FPS, muzzle energy, and impact force, is just goes to show my old Papaw knew what he was talking about. I've used all different types of Crosman pellets. I like these the best and so does my rifle. The BC is great. And I have personally stuck plenty of these pellets on targets at 100 yards. 60 yards and in and its game over for any pest or critter that doesn't need need to be in my yard. I have a Gamo Swarm Bone Collector. It shoots these pellets around 800 FPS and the groups are tight. No flyaways, at least not with my rifle. I am a Marine vet, so accuracy is top priority on my list. I strive for perfection whether it be target shooting or hunting. This pellet is my go to for either situation. They say respect your elders, I am by continuing to use the ammo of choice of my grandfather. Semper Fi!
Pros
Great distance
Great accuracy
Great impact
Great value
Cons
None
Now that I removed the lid ( actually did use 2 pipe wrenches) I could not be happier with these pellets. My Diamondback with these pellets hits dead center at 200 ft., allowing for a slight drop. The pellet still goes through a sheet of 3/8" plywood at this distance!
Pros
Excellent pellets.
Cons
Make the lid easier to remove.
I like H&N pellets. But when it comes to a cost effective round perfect for plinking and hunting, Crosman premier hollowpoints are it. They shoot accurately at 40-50 yards. Mushroom well and penetrate well. These pellets can hunt rabbits and squirrels to groundhog and racoon. In all honesty with a powerful enough .22 pcp these could take a coyote with a headshot within 40 yards as well I’m sure. Crosman premiers are the cheapest way to plink, pest control and hunt small game to put food in the freezer.
Pros
Price, Accuracy.
Cons
Lids always on extremely tight.
Question?
Login to ask someone who bought this product.Will these pellets work in the Crossman Vigellanti?
asked AUGUSTA from USAWill this product work with a crossman F4
asked Jeffrey from USATo Michael The lid unscrews
asked JOHN from USADont squeez too much. It makes it harder to unscrew
JOHN from USATry unscrewing the lid-it comes off easier
JOHN from USAWould these pellets work good in a hatsan model 95?
asked JackHow do you get most of these into your breech? With a hammer? The tin I got is mostly grossly over sized.
asked RalphIs there a risk of lead poisoning from these pellets?
asked Alaric from USAWhile there is a risk of lead poisoning, i use these all the time and havent encountered anything. All lead pellets- which is close to all pellets- have this risk.
George from USAThere is always a risk when handling lead in any form. So always avoid touching your eyes, nose, or mouth when handling and wash your hands right after.
David from USAWe do recommend washing your hands after handling lead pellets. The lead can not be absorbed through your skin, however if you where to lick your fingers, rub your eyes, etc. You could get minimal amounts in your system. However over time you could see some small amounts of lead poisoning. Sincerely, Airgun Depot Customer Care Team.
Scott from USAYes, because lead will kill you if ate it
Austin fromWould this type of pellet be alright in Benjamin trail .22 nitro piston? And are they good for pest removal?
asked RoryThese work quite well in the Benjamin .22 Nitro piston. I shoot them with great accuracy at 50 yards killing field rats on my ranch.
Thurmond from USAPerfect combo- this combo i use and shoot rabbits squirrels and birds all the time- perfect pellet for benj trail
George from USABenjamin is part of Crosman, so I would say yes. In my experience, crosman guns tend to like crosman pellets. Then again, you'll never know until you try it out. Every single air gun made is not made identical. Any domed or hollow point pellets are perfect for small game hunting/pest removal.
David from USAhow mutch is the shipping to malta
asked raymond from USATry checking out at the sight and if there is a restriction you will get a warning before you purchase the product. There are a lot of different regulations for all different countries and they are always changing, so we have set up an automatic warring if there is a product, based on your location, that is forbidden. Shipping price always changes, but you should be able to see the final price before you complete your purchase.
Scott from USA
Shoot well from my Gamo swarm whisper
Pros
Affordable for hours of plinking, but accurate and powerful enough for small game shots.
Cons
None