Crosman Piranha Premier .177 Caliber Pellets, 10.5 Gr., 400 Count, LPPH7

Not as accurate as the Crossman Brown Box pellets, these do expand better from high powered rifles. Good for out to about 20 yards. Anything farther than that and the velocity will have dropped enough to reduce the expansion, so a more accurate round nose would be a better choice. These are heavy pellets for .177. And you need velocity to expand them. These are for high powered springers and PCP guns. These will not work well in low powered pump, single stroke pneumatic, or CO2 guns. Very few pistols will have enough power to have any advantage with these pellets. As with all air guns you have to try a few different pellets to find what your gun prefers. These will shoot one hole groups with some air rifles, but may shoot 3" or larger groups out of another air gun. That's just the nature of air guns. If these are too heavy for your gun, try the Crossman Destroyers, or RWS Super H Points. These are lighter pellets and if you can't get enough velocity/power for the Paranhas may be a better pellet for your airgun. H&N Barracuda Hunter Extreme may be worth a try in high powered rifles too. At 9.57 grains they are a heavy pellet too.

but they are great for target practice so far. Easy to use in the Gamo Big Cat air rifle.

Horrible for the Ruger night hawk elite II they don't fit right in the barrel can't zero in with them. Overpriced

Nice go to pellet for plinking with a higher power pcp. Accuracy isnt top of the line but ok enough for price.

these are very good. they keep a true trajectory and keep my groupings like a good .22 does. I definitely would recommend

great pellets works perfect

bigger heavyer good price, will buy more

these are really good pellets I recommend 👌

Nice for plinking and rodent control. Shoots straight and mushrooms nicely with high velocity.

these pellets work well in my beeman break barrel and in my sig sauer mcx semi auto pellet rifle.