Crosmanpellet Clip

For a lead free pellet, these turned in a very respectable performance, particularly in my Winchester 1977XS. My old 77xs gave up the ghost recently (only four years old, so I must not have maintained it properly), and I used these to sight in the new one I ordered, with VERY good results! They hit hard and are capable of very good accuracy, probably due to their weight and highly streamlined shape. I did have some minor difficulty with them in a couple of my other small caliber air rifles -- nothing outrageous, but in one or two of the other rifles in which they were tried, they seemed to be hitting a smidge high, compared to more 'conventional' domed and wadcutter pellets. However, in the majority of air rifles in which they were tried, these were absolutely spot on. I quite like them actually, but considering what I think is a VERY high cost, they're not my choice for general purpose use, such as plinking and target shooting, so I think I'll keep them stashed for emergency pest elimination, although that's rarely needed around our house. Heck, we do our best to attract the small animals and birds in the area to our home, but the little woman and I both draw the line at rats. At least now, should any turn up, I've got a lead-free pellet with enough weight to take care of business (although I'd probably choose one of my .22 caliber air rifles for the job, if I have my druthers). Unfortunately, the price of these pellets is OUTRAGEOUSLY high for me, but given their weight and accurate flight characteristics, they're about the only way to go if you want to stay lead free and any critter hunting is in your plans. I do quite like them, and if they were more affordable, I absolutely would consider them for use as a general purpose utility pellet for all of my .177 caliber airguns. As things stand, I'll definitely keep a few hundred on hand for possible problems with pests, but in the long run, they're just too pricey for me to consider as ammunition for day to day plinking, target shooting and just plain fun.

These are badass and definitely more accurate than normal pellets.

THESE PELLETS WILL SHOOT THROUGH METAL WITH THE RIGHT RIFLE, ALTHOUGH I WISH THEY WERENT SO EXPENSIVE, IF THE PRICE COMES DOWN I MAY BUY MORE

For those saying they don't have penetration, the holes in the right were from a BB and a standard pellet,the one into he right was the first one shot and still did the most with these pellets. These pellets are NOT universal. If you have a clip for your gun, they're most likely too long. However the ad mentioned "Fits Most Single-Shot," which I do have and it works perfect. I read reviews of the pellet not fitting tight enough, I have a Crosman Legacy 1000, they do not slip away from it. As for penetration, I did manage to get through a couple milimileters of aircraft grade aluminum at 30 yards, further back became a dimple. Seems to have enough for small game, all I needed. Accuracy, the most important to me, is slightly lower than expected, 50 yards and it's within a quarter, but even the BBs can manage that. Still not bad, can make shots with it, can drop rabbits, and can completely shoot through my dogs random cow femur he's found.

Works great on squirrels

Really impressive pellets. /lightweight. Mostly copper.

its very light bad accuracy did kill a bird with it tough

These pellets perform the best for accuracy and longer distances.

These go right through one side of a Coleman stove propane tank and nearly out the other side at 700 fps and above. In a rifle over 900 FPS it goes right through both sides like a cookie cutter. These are just as good as the Skenco version. Their probably made by them. If not, it's borrowed technology so similar to the Skenco, that it's not even worth even mentioning. I've been able to re use each fired round at least 3 or 4 times before the plastic skirt becomes too damaged to use again. You just have to find them and put the two parts back together again. Fired into a soft target such as a homemade backstop using old T-shirts or if you use Duct Seal...you'll be able to use them over and over and over again. For extreme long use I take a Q-tip, and cut it about one inch long and use about one inch of electric tape to attach the metal ballistic tip to the 1 inch Q-tip. The cotton swab provides dart like aerodynamics. Mine shoot as accurately as a pellet at 20 yards and under. If you cut the Q-tips short and keep weight down these improvised darts will go through a propane tank too. Doing this method I get 10 or more shots out of each steel tip. Try it out. BB's work with the Q-tip darts too. Especially 2 BB's back to back. ;)

Great little pellets, I use mine for rodents and so far so good, they work!

Very accurate but the orange ones penetrate better . Good buy still haven't got out to 20yards with it to test them but the orange ones move faster and have a smaller tip so I would assume the same results

Love these. They are a solid product and exactly what is to be expected!

These are hard to find in our area, so happy to be able to get them from Amazon. Fast delivery, but have to say the ones with the plastic work better.