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Crosman Destroyer .177 Pointed Pellet (250)
	Brand: Crosman List Price: ~~$13.03~~ Buy New: $9.95 You Save: $3.08 (24%) Rating: 2 reviews Media: Misc. MPN: PY-P-532 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days


Customer Reviews: Consistent and effective December 7, 2008 1 out of 1 found this review helpful I fired these out of my Beeman RS2 and found them to be very consistent. They drop into the breech with almost no friction so you must be careful that they don't fall out when you close the breach - but that doesn't mean that they are rattling down the bore. I have recovered several from water jugs and find that the rear of the skirts have all positively engaged the rifling and that the edge of the hollow point has expanded outward. I am able to get consistent 1/2" 5-shot groups at 25 yards and many times I get overlapping holes. They make soda cans full of water explode at 25 yards! After using CPHPs, these shot low and left but once the scope was adjusted for them they proved to be consistent and effective. They are also very clean right out of the tin with very few deformed skirts. If you get two tins you can combine them all into one to save space. My only complaint is having to readjust the scope for them, but the RS2 is pretty ammo sensitive anyway. Crosman Destroyer review August 11, 2008 I was excited to see what these pellets would do in by Beeman RS2 model 1073 from wallyworld. I just completed breaking the gun in w/ about 1100 CPH. The CD are all for the most part uniform in shape(some variation in diameter, about 1 out of every 8 was larger) & quality was pretty good (no bent skirts or deformed pellets.) The problem was they did not fit into the breach well & didn't create a very good seal. These pellets shot about 75 FPS slower than the CPH & were not as accurate on average. I was able to get a 1.5" grouping @ 25 yards as apposed to a 3/8" w CPH. I did notice the ones that fit more snug shot better. The pellets do what they say if you can hit what your shooting @ 30 yrds plus the group opens to over 3". I would not buy these pellets again for this gun.

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