What kind of pellets do you use
154222
I use the Crossman Destroyer for varments, and the standard Crossman pellet for practice. i find them both to be extremely accurate.
154223
I use Crossman hollow point .177 pellets. I'm not sure what "name" they go by. They come in a round tin container, about 2 1/2" in diameter and are inexpensive on line. They shoot consistent in my rifle.
339859
I found that the standard Crossman .177 pointed premium pellets works fine for me. Like most air rifles you have a break in period to get the shots to be steady and accurate. Once broken in it hits what you aim at to your zero. Shoot what you prefer, but use that type and brand of pellet to keep your shots true.
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I have used pellets in my gen 1 30 inch master built electric and my new Gen 3 master built (Bluetooth). Just load them in the tray and the heating elements will get them to start smoking. I actually prefer the pellets over wood chips. I may try out the a-ma-zing pellet tube smoker next.
767022
250 pellets per container, one container has pellets that are best for targets. The target pellets work really well when you are trying to set your sites on your air rifle, and keeps you from wasting pellets.
1681189
With this air rifle being designed to only use pellets in the rifled barrel , I would say use pellets only - Rather than take a chance of messing up a nice rifle, and use a .22 caliber pellet rifle cleaning kit to clean the lead build up out of barrel every 200 rounds so it stays accurate .
647215
The pellets I use are crossmans premier hollow point. I can put all inside a quater size circle at 20 yards many in same hole.
1449342
Crosman Domed Premier Pellets are the most accurate. Crosman Domed Premier Pellets, 0.22-Calibre, 500 Count
1389944
I like the rounded or pointed pellets. I've never used hollow pointed; I've heard they aren't very accurate. I just use the cheap crossman pointed
1705406
I haven't needed replacement pellets - I just put them into the microwave when needed (because they have changed color from humidity) and heat them to their original color as per instructions on the bottle.
552525
I would stay away from steel, brass, copper, tipped pellets, my son shot clear though a full 55 gallon drum of kerosene that was a good thick drum with a 1200 fps .177 pellet rifle using a penetrator pellet. I was upset and had to scramble to find other containers to put it in since it was flowing out both sides.
151277
I've been using Gamo pellets (lead and platinum) and had no problems. Had it dead on in about 20 min.
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Yes! These doesn't come with pellets in them, they have to be purchased separately.
2192443
no they are too large. A regular bb or pellet will give you better performance.
1435087
Cheaper dog pads may work but not sure how using different pellets would workout.. You don't want to get something that's going to go through and fall to the bottom
1625939
there is a pellet version of this gun, but no you cannot use pellet on the one I bought.
2112147
Depends....camping? dumpster if in campground. Out in wilderness? Double bag & take with you. Using the pellets it's like having used cat litter, but lighter.
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It's a matter of personal preference, but I used about 48 oz. I bought two 32 oz. bags of poly-pellets at Michael's craft store and used 1-1/2 bags.