order them from Wal Mart online,order 35.00 worth get free shipping. No driving everywhere.I can't find any CPHP in my area. Went to 5 local walmart, no luck.
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Crosman pellets
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None in .22 at my local Walmart checked yesterday at my local Walmart. Luckily I have 23 tins in stock…I can't find any CPHP in my area. Went to 5 local walmart, no luck.
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No to selling, just happened to stock up over the years as they are good to go out of my guns sub 60 yards… Hopefully the shortage is a temporary thing…Are you planning to sell? I'm a very interested buyer. Lol.
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I'm just hoping there's no change to them and the consistency of the CPHP stays the same... along with the price. They shoot very straight out of my FX Panthera Hunter Compact when I turn down the hammer tension going at 930-940 fps.
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Well I just looked and I cant find any either now. They show no stock anywhere wonder if they discontinued them or WalMart no longer carry's them.
Crosmans web page shows them for 14.90 a tin on sale
Crosmans web page shows them for 14.90 a tin on sale
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I just picked up the last 10 tins of CPHP's .22 in my local Walmart. They have been replaced with a Crosman labeled tin made in Spain. Gammo bought Crosman and is now replacing the Crosman pellets with their garbage pellets. All the .177 pellets were Crosman, made in Spain. I guess I will have to find another pellet to shoot now that Gamo has trashed the CPHP in favor of their garbage. Also saw this article in Hard Air
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Crosman Premier Hollow Point .22 -Why is there no stock?
Is anybody in the know what is going on at Crosman? All the regular airgun supplies vendors and Walmart are out of stock of .22 Premier Hollow Points for quite some time now (showing overdue at their salespages), the only one who has them is Amazon, but they throw the tins literally loose in a...
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Anything with a Lother Walther barrel will shoot them decent. Or crosman guns with Crosman barrels shoot them ok.
My impact M3 shoots them ok.
Crosman Pellets are ok to good, you won’t get match grade out of them at least I don’t. But on a nice day they can plink the hell out of spinners and cans
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If Crosman is switching the .22 Hollow Points to the Daisy design, I welcome it. I've bought them a few times since 2020 and each time they have grouped well in multiple rifles, and better than most Crosman HPs I've purchased over the last 10 years or so.
Example of a couple of 30 yard groups from a QB79 HPA conversion.
The last time I got a tin of Crosmans that would produce ragged holes was 2013.
And the Daisies are straight up wrecking balls for pest control. One recovered from a gray squirrel:
Example of a couple of 30 yard groups from a QB79 HPA conversion.
The last time I got a tin of Crosmans that would produce ragged holes was 2013.
And the Daisies are straight up wrecking balls for pest control. One recovered from a gray squirrel:
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The question is who's going to test them? lol Whoever does, please report back.
Has anyone tried the Benjamin Hollow points (500/tin) or the "Match grade Benjamin" pellets (400/tin)?
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The markings on the tins are:
PA = Pyramyd Air
WM = Walmart
Am = Amazon
WDW = washed, dried, waxed
The “washing” here refers not only to cleaning with a degreaser solution (e.g. Awesome Orange or Purple Power), but also tumbling them vigorously in a wire strainer to break off the flashing at the skirts and mold parting line. With some Crosman tins, before and after tests shrunk average group size by half but unfortunately the results still fell short of tins purchased back in 2012 - 2013.
PA = Pyramyd Air
WM = Walmart
Am = Amazon
WDW = washed, dried, waxed
The “washing” here refers not only to cleaning with a degreaser solution (e.g. Awesome Orange or Purple Power), but also tumbling them vigorously in a wire strainer to break off the flashing at the skirts and mold parting line. With some Crosman tins, before and after tests shrunk average group size by half but unfortunately the results still fell short of tins purchased back in 2012 - 2013.
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I’m not a fan of CHP as antimony makes them harder on field targets and barrels so that makes me a pellet snob
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Hopefully the consistancy is better than the Daisy hollow points. Lots of pellets that did not fill the mold or are sized all over the place. The Crosmans have been way more accurate for me than the Daisys abd I bought 10 tins on a 4th of July sale they had. Plenty cheap for plinking.
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White Lightning bicycle chain wax. A very light application, about 10 drops added to a tin and then tumbled to distribute it. I don’t think it does anything meaningful in terms of lubricating properties but it is a protective coating to prevent surface oxidation.
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