Crosman Premier Lead Pellets (500-Count)

Great

Excellent accuracy out of Crosman Legacy 1000. First 5 pellets out of the tin produced 3/4" group from 25 yds with 5 pumps using stock 4x15 scope. Work great.

Good buy

Quality pellets for Crossman .177 pellet/BB guns. For the most part the pellets seem to stay on target and do not tumble.

Excellent performance and quality control for a domed pellet in this price range. I have been shooting these in two different air rifles, both Weihrauchs, an HW30S (rated at 620 fps) and an HW50S (rated at 840 fps) and the accuracy is very surprising. These pellets are grouping just as tight, if not tighter, than the JSB Exact 8.44 gr. and the H&N FFT 8.64 gr. both of which shoot great in them but are twice(+) as expensive. The JSB pellets seemed to be the most uniform in size based upon the way that they felt when they were inserted into the breech. The Crosman had some size variation but went in easily with a feel and sometimes needed a little push to seat past the face of the breech. The H&N pellets wanted to enter a little sideways but a firm push would seat them flush. All 3 pellet brands were carefully tested by shooting card stock targets at a measured 15 yds. (45 ft.) from a supported position. The HW30 with a BSA Essential scope on 7X, and the HW50 with a Hawke scope on 9X. The H&N pellets are equal to the Crosman or maybe a little more accurate in the HW50 due to the higher pellet weight in a higher fps. rifle while the Crosman pellets being lighter seem to have the accuracy edge in the slower fps. rifle, the HW30. Honestly, I am very happy with all three brands/types of pellets in these 2 rifles. The Crosman Premier HP's 7.9 gr. price is very agreeable, I'm wanting more of them. I will save the H&N and JSB pellets for busting varmints and use the Crosman for recreation.

I have always used these pellets Crosman are good pellets