Crosman Premier Piranha.177/.22 Caliber, HP Pellets, 400 Count

I have a Benjamin Prowler NP .177 and I have to force these pellets into the barrel. I fired off a few dozen of them on a calm, dry day and only one or two shots even landed anywhere near my targets.Making sure my gun wasn't faulty or that I was possibly drunk, I loaded up my regular pointed pellets and hit the target square center every time with those ones, proving it was the pellet that was the difference.They are definitely a heavier pellet so I do not know why they would be so errant in their flight, and I do not think they are worth the little bit of extra just to have that spiked nose.I will give these pellets 2 stars though since they at least fired and didn't blowout my gun considering how tight they were.

These pellets are absolutely awful. Really surprised with Crosman with these pellets. I’ve been using another Crosman brand and pop a dime consistently at 25 yards. The piranha round is all over the place. No consistency at all. Didn’t even try to adjust scope for the scatter. Just to confirm, went back to destroyers and right back on the dot. To ad, rounds are difficult to load, very tight to the point that it will distort the back flair and others slide right in. May work ok for some but not for me.

Uggh I picked up a tin of these locally and they are without a doubt the dirtiest pellet I have ever seen. So many lead flakes that even after to washes Im still getting flakes. Accuracy in all 3 of my guns is HORRIBLE. 5 to six inch groups with only 1 in 10 hitting the target. Too bad as these are nice and heavy but better to just move a long

They seem to do fine for me. Gamo Whisper Cat and Beeman dual caliber Kodiak X2. Did well in both guns. Head mushroomed with tail slightly flattened consistently, going thru cardboard, 1/4 inch ply, and chips in cinder block backing. Haven't tried the .22 yet.

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