can someone tell me why pyramydair offers the 500 count pellets for $9.45 and the 650 count cost $25.99 thanks r1 d2
crosman premier pellet cost.
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As I understand it, the cardboard box pellets are more uniform and consistent compared to the metal tin or milk carton.
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Need a little more info. What Caliber and are you talking about the tin of 500 compared to the box of 1250?
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Just forwarding the info:
Exactly what is the difference between the Crosman Premiers in the card board box and the Ultra Magnums in tins both in 14.3g?
The answer was the age of the die pressing them.
The chemistry is the same, the process is the same.
Premiers in cardboard boxes come from the tightest tolerance and newest die for that pellet weight.
Once QC determines that the +/- tolerance is beyond their threshold of acceptance the die is retired from making Premiers for the cardboard boxes, and they package the next run of pellets for the 500 tins called Ultra Magnums.
The pressing process eventually wears out die completely and it is retired from any use.
DIE A,B,C etc make Cardboard boxed Premiers until out of spec, then they shift to tins.
Die D,E,F are then used to make Premiers in cardboard boxes, and the process starts over again.
Exactly what is the difference between the Crosman Premiers in the card board box and the Ultra Magnums in tins both in 14.3g?
The answer was the age of the die pressing them.
The chemistry is the same, the process is the same.
Premiers in cardboard boxes come from the tightest tolerance and newest die for that pellet weight.
Once QC determines that the +/- tolerance is beyond their threshold of acceptance the die is retired from making Premiers for the cardboard boxes, and they package the next run of pellets for the 500 tins called Ultra Magnums.
The pressing process eventually wears out die completely and it is retired from any use.
DIE A,B,C etc make Cardboard boxed Premiers until out of spec, then they shift to tins.
Die D,E,F are then used to make Premiers in cardboard boxes, and the process starts over again.
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thanks for the info guys,i'am new to the pcp world and have a lot of questions,i appreciate your patincence with me.thanks again r1d2
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96720 nailed it, folks who shoot competitively like the boxed premiers. Many of these folks also stock up on a particular die lot once it proves accurate in their gun, buying as many boxes as they can!
John
John
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