- Caliber: .177
- Ammo Type: Non-Lead Pellet
- Grain: 5.4
- Nose: Pointed
- Orange Ballistic
- Quantity: 100
- Use: Long-Range (Target/ Hunting)
- ManufacturerCrosman
- Caliber.177
- Ammo TypeLead-free pellets
- Ammo Weight5.4 grains
- Pellet Shape-1
- Pellet Quantity150 ct
I've never used this pellet in any springer or gas ram rifle, but when it comes to my QB78 there's nothing better.....
Pros
Great accuracy in lower powered C02 or Pneumatic air guns....
Cons
None
Question?
Login to ask someone who bought this product.Would these fit in a sig 16 shot mag? Would they fit in a diana 10 shot mag?
asked Jack from USAGreat to hear your QB 78 likes them. I ordered some for my identical rifle. Also think they may be good for my Beeman 17 and Barra Colt SAA w Rifled Barrel.
asked David from USAAre these the same thing as the Hyper-Velocity Field Pellets, .177 Cal, 5.4 Grains, Pointed, Lead-Free, 200ct.? Both the pellet itself and the spec look identical.
asked David from USAwill these work in my Crossman M4-177 Pneumatic pump .177 air rifle?
asked david aronis
Individual results will vary from one gun to another. My Crosman Vigilante is not a high end target pistol, but these pellets shoot accurately enough in it. I sampled them along with RWS Hypermax alloy pellets, and Crosman Premier Super Match pellets? They were more accurate than the Super Match pellets and less accurate than the RWS pellets.They are almost too long for my Crosman Vigilante cylinder clips. I can hear them dragging as I pull back the hammer to cock the gun, or manually rotate the cylinder. All three of the sampled pellets easily penetrated an aluminum cat food can, but I have my doubts about the Power Shots stopping power.
Pros
A very fast, but light pellet.
Cons
My target range is littered with red plastic sabots/shoes, and they don't recycle well. Stopping power is compromised for velocity. They are okay as a pellet gun novelty, but the firearm ammunition manufacturers originally patented the concept decades ago.