Crosman Premier Hollowpoint .22 Cal, 14.3 gr - 500 ct

The Crosman Premier .22 cal Hollow Point Pellet is an awesome pellet! The hollow point is small but is doing exactly what its supposed to do. The cheap price makes it a bonus considering the 500 pellet count! The case is quite sturdy and a huge plus is that the cover is threaded and screws on tight! So no pellets flying everywhere if dropped. The case doesnt have the weight of the pellet printed on so i did some weighing myself and saw that the pellets fluctuated in weight, anywhere between 14.2gr-14.7gr in weight. Im not quite sure if its a problem with the scale due to it being brand new, but if the pellets really do range in weight, that may be the reason its not printed on the case. I cant say for sure though. 5 shots, the pellets hit at about an inch diameter @ 50 yards. Pretty good with me! Almost every single pellet was in tip top shape right out of the case! I love 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.

These shoot great out of my gauntlets... cheap and accurate

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.

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 .

Although every Airgun prefers various pellets over others, I find that Crosman Premieres are always a good starting point. These fire best in my RWS Diana 34, and are good performers in my other rifles and pistols too. The consistency found in each pellet by weight and construction is commendable.

I totally like dome and hollow points they fly out of benjiman np xl with great accuracy

shoots bad groups out off my np phantom

My P-rod doesn't like these pallets at any distances but the Hatsan Bullboss shoot them okay just not good enough but they sure have punching power that can knock down raccoons and rabbits with good placement any times when you have one that hit.

These pellets work good in my air gun collection, but be prepared for flyers.. A cheaper way to target practice.
I sort by head size and weigh each pellet when I really want true accuracy with these pellets. I shoot a lot so these pellets offer me a great savings when I want to shoot all weekend long.. As mentioned ... expect flyers but for the cost I can accept this problem.

shoot well better than others tried

I like these. They are consistently well made and accurate. Good price.

This pellet shoot well in all of my guns with no problems. I have a modified Crosman 2240, Benjamin Maximus, and RWS Model 34.

One hole groups, doesn't get better than that!

My Hatsan model 85 shoots this pellet well. price point is good for $$ vs quantity

Hard hitting and deadly accurate. Simply can't go wrong with this baby. Very impressed and satisfy with the rifle and Air Gun Depot's fast delivery

these are good pellets with some flyers, to be expected. good weight, I use these with all of my 22cal air guns. there just an all around good pellet for target, plinking, and hunting. for the price a great buy.

My Benjamin trail NP likes these. I had been using the Crosman Premier round nose 14.3 grain but these are more consistent. It seems the hollow point is pressed into the pellet. They all seem to fit the barrel exactly the same, very few tight or loose.

I like shooting long range over 100 yards at beer cans, or coffee cans at 150 yards. With no wind I'm getting about 5 of ten hits on the beer cans and about 3 of 10 on the 150 yard coffee can.

Jay

Best pellet ever!!!!!!!!! I shot a ground squirrel @75 yards dropped him in his tracks with my crosman 140 pellet gun

I ordered all four of the .22 cal Crossman 14.3 gr pellets to test with my new Gamo Urban. The Piranha, the Pointed, the Ultra Mag and the Premier Hollowpoint all hit within a dime sized spread at 30yrds, however the Premier Hollowpoint had better "ballistics". I saw better mushrooming of the pellet once it hit my multi phonebook target. I think this will translate to better small game (Squirrel, Rabbit, Ground Hog, etc) take down in the field.

Groups well in my rifle,mid-range pellet

Great can of pellets

I have tried many different types of pellets, these are the best fitting and shoot more consistently tighterror groups than any other.
I use them exclusively in my .22 and a .177 rifles.

Good pellet!

Pellets are low cost and high quality, i have taken out squirrels, possums and even raccoons with these

This pellet surpass the great value line by far, supreme accuracy, great velocity, great quality and impressive expansion (not as massive as the H&N Barracuda Hunter Extreme) but at 9.99 for 500 pellets, this pellet have set the new standard in quality, price and performance.

Bought these awhile back and they were decent, but weren't the most consistent pellet. May want to consider other options before buying.

performed better than expected with the air rifle purchased at same time. used to eliminate rodent problem, hits hard and terminates quickly.

These pellets seem to always shoot very accurately out of all my .22 air rifles. No matter what brand air rifle I own, whether Ruger, Beeman, Hatsan or even my Crosman, these pellets are accurate and consistent out of all of them.

I've had very much success with these pellets so far when it comes to hunting. They mushroom out like they should and seem to have very decent penetration on small game and varmints like raccoon.

I now use powershot penetrators by Crosman as my primary hunting round in .22, but those are more expensive, so if you're looking for a low cost pellet that will perform well on accuracy and penetration then these are a must have round!

Using this in our Benjamin Titan NP's. Quality seems to be very good and the price is a little better than the Benjamin Discovery pellets. Both are equal in accuracy and quality but the Crossman has the advantage in price.

This is one of the worst pellet I have ever used for accuracy and consistency! I cant even get 2 out of 10 pellet at 30 ft/10yards to be closer than 1ft!
JUNK at any price!!!!!

Shoots very good out of my Hatsan 100X springer. 22

Shoots well in all my guns and is good for all my plinking and messing around. Does not have the BC of my JSB Exact's, but more than good for general use. Always have a tin handy when I'm out and about.

I go through about a tin of pellets every couple months
I have tried almost all of the different pellets on the market and did all kinds of tests. When I tried these, I fell in love. I have used very accurate pellets but they had no punch.These are by far the most accurate with a" terrific" punch. I just hit a Raven at 50 yards with my Ruger and it dropped like a rock.

Accurate and inexpensive

this pellet is a great for target shooting or hunting. this pellet is great for any crossman or benjamin air guns

These pellets are pretty good for the price. You can't really get a tin of 500 pellets for 10 bucks in any other brand. I have bought countless tins of these and only maybe 3-5 defects in the entire can. Very good quality control on these. I use them for hunting shooting them out of my Hatsan AT44-S10 long in 22. and they are very effective. If you are worried that they are to light (14.7grains) for good penetration then let me set you straight. Out of pellet rifle shooting these at about 1070fps (that is with lead pellets not alloy) I can consistently shoot clean through Jack rabbits at 80yrds. They will also punch through old 1/2" ply wood at the same distance. I have never had a problem with knock down power on these either. They do however do to being lighter start to loose some accuracy at distances past 50yrds. They still hold true enough to hit soda cans consistently at 100yrds. Your just not going to get under 3" groups at that distance if that's what you were hoping for. Plenty enough accuracy for me though. At about 30yrds with my gun I can get 1.5" groups off of a lead sled. But once I through on an Air-stripper those groups tightened down to about 1/2" . Yes I would recommend them to a friend and you.

Good pellets for the price.

cheap,

I shoot these in my Crosman Titan NP .22 they work great, took out a rabbit yesterday.. been using these for 3 years since I started using Airguns again..

i have a daystate mk4 rifle in .22 cal. i have pellets from every single pellet manufactuer in the world. yes i really mean every single one! i am a perfectionest to the upmost. i have run every type of pellet through a water and then rinse them and allow them to dry. i then use a flareing tool on each and every pellet to make sure the scirts are all uniformally round. i then roll them on a fine sponge makeup pad with just a small amount of pellet lube on it. i shoot one hole groups most of the time. emagine my surprise when i found that this pellet was far far better than any pellet ive ever used. i mean the round head pellet, not the hollow point. chronograph to look for consistency in speed. i have bench rested every type or pellet made looking for the tightest groups. i weigh every pellet i shoot looking for consistency in weight. i first wash my pellets in soapy i find the hollow point is not as accurate.

These are great plinking pellets. There are some blemishes, and maybe some burrs and slag on some in the tin. Fairly accurate and pack a good punch. Good stand in pellets for the more expensive ones. I use these for common plinking tasts.

500 round tins give you plenty to shoot for a long session.

My NP2 shoots these accurately and they hit with a good impact.

Works alright out of discovery. 1/4" groups at 25 yards.

nice solid hard hitting with great groups in my gun. no defects in tin.

I really like these pellets and so does my Trail NP 2. The uniformity is not as good as some other brands, but they still are more accurate out of my gun than just about any others. They hit hard and expand well. You cant beat the price and they are made in the good old USA.

This is a good value in pellets. Shoots well and takes game cleanly.

I have found these pellets to be pretty accurate. Of hand,35 yard shots and open sight I can keep my grouping to a 1-1.5". There is not a lot of variety where I live so I can only compare them to Daisy match .22 pointed pellets and gamo hunters with the bb on the top of the dome. The Crosman's have a sturdy skirt, very clean and a polish to them. When they strike small game there is a loud whack! They hit with authority! That being said with an upgraded scope on my Yukon,artillery hold,and controlled breathing I have taken medium birds out to 75 yards. I'm very confident with this pellet out of my Yukon!

Clean and accurat to about 25 yards (about a quarter size group) at semi rested sitting position.

i advice everyone to buy this for 1200 FPS

In my Crosman Nitro venom they were awful. At about 15 yards they were all over a six inch circle. They might be fine for another type of air gun but not for mine. I will say that I don't recommend them, however this is more for others who have a Nitro Venom, these pellets may be first rate in another model.

The Crosman Premier pellets are very well made and are one of the most accurate pellets I have found so far in my new Hatsan Striker 1000 .22 cal air rifle.

These pellets, while somewhat lacking in killing power, are nevertheless accurate and adequately lethal. I've shot around 300 in a RWS Model 34 at both paper targets and nuisance birds like pigeons. When target shooting off-hand at 10 meters, usually 8 or 9 of 10 shots cluster into a tight group with 1 or 2 significant flyers. RWS Super-H-Points are more emphatic killers and measurably more accurate in my Model 34 at all distances, but these Crosman Premiers are half their price so I consider them an excellent value.

Good for the price does well in my benji.

For the price a very good shooting pellet. My .177 & .22 shoot them very well. I have not had the chance to use them for hunting yet, but looking forward too. I have used many types of higher quality pellets, none of them provide any better performance to warrant the higher cost.

I use these pellets to hunt and plink and hit field targets and they are awesome! I've been able to easily take out pigeons and squirrels with these pellets. They penetrate targets and drop them all in one hit. These pellets are great for medium range shooting. I am able to hit pigeons and squirrels all at 15-50 yards. I plan on buying more!

Shooting these with my Umarex Octane .22 they have very little consistency at 50'. 5 shot groupings are about 1 1/2" to 2". These are all over the place. Maybe they work better with guns that have less velocity.

seems OK to me hitting at 45 yards with Hatsan 22 pistol.

Crosman calls these pellets "Premier" and I wonder why. I tried these in my Crosman 2240. I didn't find them terribly accurate or powerful.

Pretty decent accuracy for my Benjamin 392

I just got my premier Pellets
I normally have to re calibrate my scope with the type of pellets I'm using I was quite pleased that they shot straight right away and I did not have to reset my scope. 30 yd shot on a crow and feathers were flying. Impressive pellet

1/2" @30 yrd most of the time, if they are all you can find you'll be ok

There's no other pellet that I want to use (Except Skenkos HP's) ! While I don't and won't shoot small animals for fun, it's just as exciting holding a 3/4 to 1 inch grouping on targets from 25 to 60 yards!

These pellets seem to fit nice and snug in the breech of my rifle. I haven't noticed any factory deformations in any of the pellets and have went through 3 tins of the pellets. In my air gun (hatsan striker 1000s) there is about a 6 inch drop at 50 yards.

This pellet does the trick in accuracy and hunting.

I've tried many pellets now and find these the best, Ive had Many clean Kills from 50+ yards. Would rate these as the Best for My Custom BSA Super10 .22

These are very accurate with my Crosman 1322 pistol. Also, easier to load than others I have tried. The price is also very competitive. I highly recommend these, especially for target shooting.

CPHP's really do everything their expected to in my book. They are cheap, made well, and group consistently in most .22's. They provide consistent power on the kill-zone, and mushroom nicely. I really don't have anything bad to say about this pellet. It's downright fantastic. For under $10, you get 500 rounds, suitable for any occasion.

These pellets are just okay.

I tested this ammo using my Benjamin Discovery PCP rifle shooting into a block of modeling clay. I also tested Superdome, SuperH, and Crow Magnum. Penetration averaged 3.5 to 4 inches and was the best of the four. The pellet compressed slightly and the hollow point barely opened.

I've shot around 100 of these pellets so far. At 45 yards, with no wind, I get 2 inch groups. They are a little light but do the job.

At first, I was skeptical about these HP's, but once I started shooting them, I was pleased. They shoot pretty good and are one of the more accurate pellets I've used. They feel lighter than other pellets but that's just me, I think. They fit well in the chamber but not as good as the jumbo exact, still pretty good though.

These pellets do very well in my stoger x 20. So far, they are the best out of the three I have tried. I get a 1/2 in group at 25 yards when use bench rest. Opens up to about 1 1/4 shooting freehand, which is me not holding the heavy rifle steady but still not too bad. I will improve with practice. Notice that some pellets fit easily into barrel and others are very tight which must mean there are some differences in the sizing. It doesn't seem to effect the accuracy.