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Crosman Hunting Airgun Pellets 177 Caliber 7.4 Grain Pointed Nose Tin of 500

Product #: 965434 Crosman #: 7-P577 UPC #: 028478119079

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Heat-treated, wear-resistant metal Pellets are precisely manufactured to ensure nearly identical construction and consistency in weight and size. Super Points are designed for long range shooting.

Technical Information

Airgun Pellets

Material: Lead

Styles: Airgun pellets are available in several styles, all based on the modern "diablo" design. "Diablo" pellets are larger on both ends, and have a thin area in the middle which seperates the head from the skirt, or base.

Wadcutter:

Wadcutter pellets are best suited for plinking and target shooting. Their flat heads make scoring on paper targets easy, and the wadcutter design is widely known for its stability and accuracy.

Pointed:

Pointed pellets are best suited for hunting small game and pest control. Their pointed heads provide maximum penetration.

Dome:

The rounded head of domed pellets decreases wind resistance and allows for maximum down range energy and accuracy. Domed pellets are good for long range (50 meters) target shooting and hunting, and work best in magnum powered air rifles.

Hollow Point:

The hollow point is designed for maximum expnsion at short ranges and low velocities. It combines the stability of the wadcutter design with the increased down range energy of the dome design.

Cylindrical:

The cyndrical pellet is slightly pointed at the tip, tapers in towards the middle, and flares at the base. It is good for hunting and pest control. The cylindrical design makes it one of the most hard hitting pellets available

Notes:

Warning! Lead airgun ammunition contains a chemical known to the state of California to cause cancer and birth defects (or other reproductive harm). Do not inhale dust or put pellets in mouth. Wash hands after handling.

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3/23/2012

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I am biased toward ...

By James

from Notasulga, AL

I am biased toward heavier pellets simply because I prefer the higher energies they deliver even when they are slower from the same gun. These lighter weight pellets however have gained my respect for outstanding accuracy. They hit the same place so consistently! I can even hit a soda can at 70 yards reliably from a scoped Crosman Model 2100 on a still day. Also they are great shooters in my Crosman 1077. Cowbirds are getting scarce around my bird feeders and I get to enjoy the Indigo Buntings and Goldfinches feeding without harassment.

9/19/2010

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I use these pellets in a ...

By Michael

from South Glens Falls, NY

I use these pellets in a Crosman 1377 pump pistol. I have added the Crosman steel breach and a 30mm red dot sight. I shoot indoors at 14 yds. / 42 ft., which is only 8 ft. short of a regular 50 ft. /16 yd. indoor rimfire range) I can place 3 shot groups inside dime sized circles from a rest, and 5 shot groups that close the gaps in my 3 shot groups for a one hole group. I don't consider that bad accuracy out of a 10 inch barreled pump gun at all. My back stop is a cardboard box loosely stuffed with old tee shirts. I find that the pellets want to start deforming but slow down and their energy gets absorbed in the cush of the fabric before telling any tales of what they would do going through small game tissue. They have proven accurate enough though that I would say they should be able to make quick work of rats, squirrels or chipmunks at 14 to 20 yards out of this pistol (600 ft./sec. velocity) and 20-40 yds. out of a rifle that can produce 750-1000 ft./sec. velocities. Much beyond that I don't care how fast you get a .177 pellet going it's bound to loose some effectiveness at some point. The manufacturer indicates a 7.4 gr. weight, which is a good compromise between going lighter for more velocity but loosing punch, and going heavier for punch but loosing velocity.All in all these pellets are a good value for the money. Local retail price is about $6.99/500, online is about $4.50/500---plus shipping.

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