I just picked up another 10 tins of CPHP'S for $70 from the local Walmart.
Best bang for the buck, love them guys!
Best bang for the buck, love them guys!
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Crosman pellets
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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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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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Fx Impact (m2/m3), Akela, Katran LB, Taipan, AEA Standard Varmint. I have not tried with my current Uragans.
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All my guns like H&N FTT 8.4 and to be honest i never really tried Crossmans , shot a few and didn't like the results .
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I'm kind of surprised at the performance difference between the HP and domes that I've been getting.
The HPs are the charm while the domes not so much. The domes are all over the place.
What's up w that?
The HPs are the charm while the domes not so much. The domes are all over the place.
What's up w that?
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Ataman M2R compact .22, cpd's are its favorite out to 50+yrds.
the hp's are no good in it.....
the hp's are no good in it.....
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Recently shot the leftovers of an older tin of CPHP to use them up and start breaking in a springer and got a spread of 100 FPS due to size differences, some were so tight I could barely get them seated, others were quite loose. But this tin was probably 12ish years old, bought a fresh tin of them and a tin of Ultra magnums for actual testing later.
Considering they are half the price of better quality pellets they will do perfectly fine for plinking even if they turn out to not be the most accurate.
Considering they are half the price of better quality pellets they will do perfectly fine for plinking even if they turn out to not be the most accurate.
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I guess that's why they get a a disscusion all of their own. Crossman is doing something right w this product.
Will need to verify my results outdoors at a longer range when the weather improves
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I have never seen an accuracy or performance difference in my P-rod between domed and HP Crosmans. Neither expands at the 700 fps or so I am shooting them but they kill squirrels fine. I have a couple tins I bought several years ago and pulled some out when I was doing tests shooting through 22 gauge sheet metal. Still shot fine out of the Prod but for any target work or even for squirrels, I use H&N copper plated FTTs. I have not had 22 caliber Crosmans I would call "trash". Only 177s. I have never measured any pellets with 10 different head sizes in a tin, however.
I have never tried Crosmans in my P35-22 or Caiman X which is a 22. The Caiman shoots 18 grain H&Ns over 900 fps and the P25 shoots 21 grain H&N Match pellets over 800 fps so I think the velocity of Crosmans would be inconsistent with accurate shooting. I don't have a desire to retune the guns to shoot Crosmans. I can understand people wanting to plink with them, however.
I have never tried Crosmans in my P35-22 or Caiman X which is a 22. The Caiman shoots 18 grain H&Ns over 900 fps and the P25 shoots 21 grain H&N Match pellets over 800 fps so I think the velocity of Crosmans would be inconsistent with accurate shooting. I don't have a desire to retune the guns to shoot Crosmans. I can understand people wanting to plink with them, however.
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Try a different tin of the CPHP pellets.. I have gotten a bad tin before. Make sure the lot number is different.
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