Crosman Premier Piranha .22 Cal, 14.3 gr - 400 ct

These .22 Cal is devastating on small vermmins. The penetration is excellent & expansion make the pellet very lethal.

Pellets from the same tin, all different sizes, some fall into the barrell
some wont go in at all, tried two different guns same results. Completely
innacurate.

Very Good Hunting Pellet

Did a side by side comparison between these and a premium pellet in a Hatsan Flash. The premium pellet was dead on, the "piranha" pellets flew by as much as an inch wide in all directions at 25 yards, and seemed to jam up the magazine as well. I can't use anything this inconsistent.

Bought a tin of these from Walmart actually, same time I bought my Ruger. Gotta say, not the best and not the worst. Half the time they're impacting point of aim, other times they are hit 1"-4" in any direction from point of aim. Not sure if it's just my scope that's junk or if it's me. I don't think it's me since I've used them to put seven shots in a half inch group on bullseye at 20 yards. Some fit snug in the bore and some fit a little loosely. I recommend using a micrometer to check each one and remove any that are not the exact size of the bore. Definitely needs more quality control in manufacturing.

New to the pellet gun world. I can say first pellet in my rifle produce direct hit of the target. Really excited. Thanks airgun depot!!!

I have been shooting these pellets in a 22 cal Benjamin Trail 1100 XL Magnum Rifle. These pellets will hold a nickel sized group at 30 yds. and a 1 1/4 in. sized group out to 65 yds, in my gun. Hard hitting, deep penetration with medium expansion. Very Good on larger sized varmints.

these were the rite pellets for this gun .

The .22 cal Premier Piranha are the same weight as the Premier Ultra Mags, the Premier Hollow Point and the Crossman pointed pellet. All hit with nearly the same dime sized spread at 30 yrds. No scope adjustments needed between pellets. These are a great match to the Gamo Urban PCP

Price for a 400 count tin was only $9.99!

Nice pellet I shot it with my Benjamin prowler .22 cal thru a phone book and it went half way thru I was about 25 ft away it seem the longer distance the more it penetrate..i start frm about 12 to 15 ft and it barley went in the book so I moved all the way back which is about 25 ft frm the phone book and it went half way thru the book..

Man do these pack a punch

Some people don't seem to have had a very positive experience with these pellets. All I can say is that my Steel Eagle shoots
them quite well. It took a couple hundred round before they settled in....25 yards, they are holding groups of about an inch....My
rifle isn't a $1400 pcp, so what can one expect? Haven't tested out to 50 yards yet, but just plinking, they seem to have acceptable
accuracy.

I have 2 .22 cal. pellet rifles, an benjamin and a crosman the bejamin is dead on with these and hates the ones my crosman is dead on with and my crosman don't like these. So don't judge a pellet till you get to know your gun, as in high powered rifles they all can be picky with theit loads.

These work great in my discovery. With one shot kills on tree rats at 50 yrds .

I took a few shota with my my Crosman 2240 using these pellets. They're small and are grouping at about 1". I would say for plinking only.

I had the misfortune of purchasing these pallets they are without a doubt absolutely the worst pellets I Have ever Tried out in my Hatsan at44 tactical .22 my target looked like I was shooting a shotgun at it 20 yards