Crosman .177 Cal. Destroyer Pellets, 250ct, DS1776P

I bought these based on the other reviews and am glad I did. I have only shot them with my Crosman Fury that I've owned for about 3 months, but they seam to be a very accurate pellet especially for the money! The weight seams well suited to the power of my gun and I'm quite sure that they will do their job on small moving targets too...

I bought a Daisey Powerline 880 rifle and some Daisey pellets. I tried to sight the scope in but the pellets were flying everywhere. I thought it was the gun at first. Then I bought the Crosman Destroyer to try again. The difference was night and day. The Destroyer is simply far far more accurate. I sighted the gun in within 30 minutes from 20 yards and was shooting inside a 2" diameter circle.

I got a Gamo Silent Cat air rifle for Christmas. I tried several different pellets and the crosman destroyer are some of the best for the price! Very accurate.

Pellets arrived on the date promised. Nice metal storage can with instructions on the back as to how to handle pellets. The function well with the air gun I purchased.

I was expecting an ok pellet for the price but was very surprised at the accuracy and punch from these pellets. My opinion is you can't go wrong with these pellets.

Crosman Destroyer .177 Pellets Great in my Model 34 Diana fast hard hitting and accurate Shoot nice groups for me.

They ran through my pellet pistol perfectly and found their way into the target, just like they're supposed to.

Out of the .177 Maximus, Discovery, or Marauder this pellet is too light. It breaks 1100 fps so is not accurate. These are all powerful PCP guns. This is also too heavy for my Berman P17, Gamo Compact, or the Bucksmark pistols. However, it could be an excellent pellet for mid powered airguns. Every airgun has a pellet it loves and a bunch they can't shoot well at all. You should consider this pellet for air guns like those rated between 1000 fps and 700 fps. It could be a winner for you. Quality seems good. Much better than Benjamin.25 cal pellets. The lead alloy does seem hard. Also guns shooting under 800 fps have a hard time expanding pellets, but the novel tip on this pellet may help. You need to try a variety of pellets in your airguns to find the pellet that works best in each gun.

These are slightly lighter (7.4 vs 7.9 grains) than the pellets my gun are zeroed for, but they seem to group well. Once I use up all of the heavier pellets I will adjust for these. Can't beat them for the price.

Some pellets were accurate others weren't I measured the head diameter and they were not all the same