Crosman pellets

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c_m_shooter said:
With H+N that is true. Never have had JSB shoot well from anything.
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I can hardly ever get H&N pellets to shoot well or consistently, atleast in .22, .177 they always shoot amazingly. Jsb for me are a hit or miss, mostly a miss. AEA and FX all the way when it comes to pellets for me.
 
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JaceSpace1369 said:
I can hardly ever get H&N pellets to shoot well or consistently, atleast in .22, .177 they always shoot amazingly. Jsb for me are a hit or miss, mostly a miss. AEA and FX all the way when it comes to pellets for me.
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For .25, the H&N Grizzly do the job for me where all the big names fall short.

My guns will eat almost any .22 pellet and do fine to that 50-60 yard mark but at a solid 100 yard plus yards, I move to NSA 27gr slugs.
 
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Firewalker said:
For .25, the H&N Grizzly do the job for me where all the big names fall short.

My guns will eat almost any .22 pellet and do fine to that 50-60 yard mark but at a solid 100 yard plus yards, I move to NSA 27gr slugs.
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When it comes to twenty two pellets , the air arms pellets have never failed me. They are just too expensive for me though, so I have not bought them in years. But I know that I can confidently shoot AEA pellets out to a hundred yards and hit my mark no problem.
 
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JaceSpace1369 said:
When it comes to twenty two pellets , the air arms pellets have never failed me. They are just too expensive for me though, so I have not bought them in years. But I know that I can confidently shoot AEA pellets out to a hundred yards and hit my mark no problem.
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What gun? Only my Maverick could drop pellets on the 100 yard target.
 
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