Best pellet for this gun
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Crossman premier dome hollow point shot very well in mine. Plus they are cheap and readily available. Have put down a rabbit and squirrel thus far with good results. Both were about 25 yard shots.
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Crosman HP domed- I think the Hollow Pointing stabilizes the pellet in flight
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After some thousands of shots, I would recommend the best pellets as follows:For target practice:1.- RWS Meisterkugeln (yellow color tag)2.- Crosman MatchFor hunting:1.- RWS domed2.- Crosman hollow pointGamo pellets are bad as the worst, don´t waste your money.Greetings
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That will depend entirely on the weight of the pellet. The gun is rated at 1650 fps with lightweight PBA ammo. I would not recommend using that as it can damage the gun internally. I would go for something 10 grains or heavier, that should bring the velocity down into a more acceptable and more accurate range. Thanks Pyramyd Air Team
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Crosman makes hollow point pellets for air rifles. Just search Amazon.com with keywords: Crosman hollow point pellets .177
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Crosman Domed Premier Pellets are the most accurate. Crosman Domed Premier Pellets, 0.22-Calibre, 500 Count
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Without a doubt. Worth every penny. Ive been through almost every bb and pellet gun out there and the biggest bang for the buck is the daisy. Ive got two from 1999 that i still use and two newer ones as well.
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I have been getting good results with the good ole basic Crossman superdomes at 14.3 Grains. They seem to shoot just fine out to 50 yards and I am not going to shoot much farther than that at a moving target. Every once in a while I get a flyer, but eh cost versus the number of shots I get more than offset the issue. I also feed these pellets to my PCP Webley Raider, and my Nitro Venom and they are a good all round pellet for what I am doing. Wheelchair Bob
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Thanks for the answer. I will be picking up a couple of them. I bought a Remington one at Dicks and when I pulled it out of the wall a door opened and half the pellets went all over the floor. I will have to try this. Thanks again.
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I found that the standard Crossman .177 pointed premium pellets works fine for me. Like most air rifles you have a break in period to get the shots to be steady and accurate. Once broken in it hits what you aim at to your zero. Shoot what you prefer, but use that type and brand of pellet to keep your shots true.
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I've been just using pellets. Most accurate i've used is the red fire, then the rocket 3rd was the tomahawk.
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I've used Crossman Premier hollow point and Gamo Match, Raptor and Platinum...I like the Raptor an Platinum the best for higher FPS and penetration w the the edge going to the Platinum...although the Platinum are the best they are expensive so for practice I use the Crossman for anything meaningful I use the Platinum....do not use any of the tipped ammo they will not fit in the magazine...hope that helps...
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mine shoots the crosmans great they actually fit loose you have to keep the muzzle down or the pellet will fall out so i would assume any pellets from a reputable manufacturer should work fine
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try 'heavier' pellet, like 7.9 gm or heavier. Then, much quieter and still lots of impact on target.
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I use the .20 gram 6mm precision bbs by crosman - they are biodegradable and are accurate and work great. Never had any problem with them.
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Airsoft pellets. My kid says the heavier ones perform better than the lighter weight ones.
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If you are looking to find a projectile that will penetrate better than anything else on the market, look no further. This pellet will go through a stop sign using a 900fps gun. I have shot them all and these are the best metal punchers but lack in accuracy.
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PellGunOil is the best for Airguns specially formulated to extend the life of seals that real firearms do not have.I use Remington "Rem Oil" for cleaning.Pellgun Oil lubes your seals everytime you load a Co2 cartridge with a drop on the top.Longer life
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Personally, I prefer lead. Call Crosman and see what they recommend in regard to non-lead pellets.Jim