- .22 Cal
- 14.3 Grains
- Hollow point
- 500 Tin
- ManufacturerCrosman
- Caliber.22
- Ammo TypePellets
- Ammo Weight14.3 grains
- Pellet ShapeHollowpoint
- Pellet Quantity500 ct
Really worth the money they shoot fine
Pros
Great price they work fine 20 to 50 yards depending on rifle no issues at all. I use them in both my .22 caliber rifles
Cons
There dirty the jsb's are nice and clean
Really worth the money they shoot fine
Pros
Great price they work fine 20 to 50 yards depending on rifle no issues at all. I use them in both my .22 caliber rifles
Cons
There dirty the jsb's are nice and clean
Expected this to have some pretty good expansion in my hollowpoint testing but sadly not. It was actually one of the least expanding pellets I tested. 10lb clay block at 20yds.
Pros
Decent expansion.
Cons
Didn?t expand as much as I hoped for. My airgun was not a fan of this pellet.
Shoots great through my Benjamin Titan NP.
These are the best pellets i have ever used.
Straight up for the money you simply cannot beat these. First off you get a 500 in a tin... Second, these are actually very accurate and consistent in most guns in my personal experience as well as many gun reviews I've seen. The drawbacks to these are the do come kinda dirty with lead particles in the tin all over the ammo and you will find that a fair amount of pellets have damaged skirts and that does effect accuracy. As far as being dirty goes, dump the tin out, roll them around, blow em of with air, hoot to go. All in all there is no reason not to have these pellets. They are my go to.
Pros
Cheap, accurate, plentiful, readily available
Cons
Dirty, damaged ammo is present. Not a big deal.
These shoot great out of my gauntlets... cheap and accurate
Pros
Price and accuracy
Cons
None
JSB 18.3 are my go to pellet for my Walther Challenger Ultra & Gamo Coyote Whisper but these Crosmans Hollow point are just as accurate. Wally world has them for $6.50 in 500 count tins.
Pros
Accurate & easy to get locally
Cons
none
These are a great all around pellet . They can be found at Walley's World for 6.28 or less per tin. I stocked up .
Question?
Login to ask someone who bought this product.Is 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
Start off with JSBs. If they don't shoot well in your gun then go to other brands.
Pros
Well made.
Cons
Not a JSB.