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These Crosman .22 pellets perform as expected — the fit in the barrel is consistently snug, and they feed smoothly without jams or issues. They deliver reliable accuracy and hitting power for small-game, pest control, or backyard plinking. The heavier .22 caliber gives good impact and works well for moderate-range shooting. Packaging and pellet quality feel solid — more than adequate for regular use. Overall, I’d buy them again and recommend them as a dependable, no-frills pellet for everyday shooting.

Accurate, Consistent, and Great Value Pellets These Crosman Premier .22-caliber hollow point pellets have become a staple in my shooting kit. Right out of the tin, they feel well-made with uniform shape and weight. I’ve run through a couple hundred already, and the consistency is excellent—groupings stay tight, and I’ve had no deformed pellets in the batch. Performance-wise, they deliver strong knockdown power on small game and pests, with the hollow point design doing its job. Accuracy is also impressive, especially when paired with a decent air rifle; they hit where I expect every time, even at longer backyard distances. The tin is generously filled with 500 pellets, making it a great value compared to smaller packs. Something to note is that, like most hollow points, they perform best at moderate to high velocities. Out of lower-powered rifles or pistols, expansion may not be as dramatic, but they still remain accurate and effective. Bottom line: Reliable, affordable, and hard-hitting pellets that are perfect for both target shooting and pest control.

I purchased these to shoot them in our Crosman P1322 pellet pistol. I got them from Amazon as that is where I purchased the pistol. The pellets arrived in good condition and they shoot fine. My grandson and I shoot tin cans for target practice. The pistol with these pellets is very accurate up to 25 yards. It is a good training tool to teach my grandson gun safety and marksmanship. The price and delivery from Amazon was very good. They were actually slightly less expensive than the local stores. For 500 shots this is a great price. None of the pellets were misshaped thanks to the nice screw lid packing tin they came in. This is a good product and I will be buying them again. 5 stars! I am enjoying working on my pistol shooting skills at a cost of a little over a penny a shot. What a great pellet for practicing and honing your skills. I spent the last 3 days shooting cardboard boxes and empty Coke cans and having a lot of fun. If you enjoy shooting then this is an inexpensive way to enjoy yourself while getting better at your shooting skills. I did a little work to my pistol and I highlighted the sights with a white paint pen and my accuracy got even better. I love these pellets. It is fun to simply go into your back yard and shoot rather than have to load up your car and drive to the range and wait in line! Where else can you go and for a few dollars have a good time shooting an accurate pistol. A lot of fun just plunking at cans and targets! This gun and these pellets provide a lot of fun time just shooting cans and other targets and the pellets are high quality. I liked how they came in the screw on lid tin can that protected the pellets extremely well. We have experienced no problems with these pellets and they are accurate and fun to shoot.

Pellets didn’t group well out of my Prod but I can’t rate them bad because my gun didn’t like them. No bent skirts and they seem to be well made

Excellent quality and precision

These pellets are priced right, are accurate, reliable, and hard-hitting. My kids love them.

I am very happy with these pellets. Shooting through a stock Crosman 2300KT CO2 pistol with 10-inch barrel, standard open sights. Using Crosman 12g cartridges at room temp. The pellets pack the tin pretty well when new, and there is little room for banging about. This does help to protect the skirts from deformation. I find perhaps two per tin that have been mishapen, either from manufacture or shipping. The pellets carry a fine dry lubricant that will come off on your fingers. This isn't lead although one should still wash their hands after handing and firing airgun pellets. The lubricant does a nice job of keeping them from sticking and I do believe assists with ease of chambering. I have not had one get stuck or chamber poorly. Shooting has been a joy. Inside 30 feet the pellets group a little over half an inch with a very rare flier (potentially the gun, potentially the pellet). It isn't uncommon to shoot a string of five, off hand, that are mostly touching. At medium pistol ranges (10-30 yards) the pellets are generally reliable and fairly resistant to wind drift. Beyond 20 yards the pellet will start to drift and beyond 30 yards the fall-off is significant, but predictable. With some practice it is possible to determine the required hold-overs to reliably hit targets beyond 40 and even 50 yards off hand. Just like pinging steel at 1200 yards with a .308 or .30-06, plinking a can or plate at 150+ feet with a .22 pellet from a pistol is pretty sweet! The pellet hits pretty hard for a lighter hollow-point, it will penetrate at least half an inch into a wet phonebook at 30 feet and cuts clean through a tin can at 50 feet, perhaps farther. I have not shot soft targets, but I assume it would do quite well in a pest-control role. Overall, this is a quality pellet for the price. Provides a very good representation of one's marksmaship abilities and is great for casual target practice. My main purpose for getting into air guns was to get in some quality practice that bridges the gap between dry fire and live fire. The extremely low cost of these pellets makes them an excellent choice and suits my requirements perfectly. I do not have a .22 air rifle at this time, but when I do I will try these pellets in that platform and update my review.

Excellent quality and quantity for the price.