Crosman Red Flight LF22167 Lead-Free .22-Caliber Ultra Heavy Pointed Pellets (100-Count)

Pretty nice pellets! They are extremely accurate in my multi-pump .22 caliber airguns (Dragonfly Mk1 & Mk2, Crosman 362, 2023, 2289 Drifter and P1322, as well as my Benjamin 392s) and as far as I know, they are the heaviest totally lead free pellets currently available. Even better, since they are unusually 'heavy' for a lead free round at 16.7 grains (IIRC), this weight, coupled with the fine accuracy, makes them particularly well-suited for pests and small game, especially in my Dragonfly Mk2 (with only seven to ten pumps instead of all fifteen). I also like them using my Dragonfly Mk1, Crosman 362 or Anniversary Edition 2023 at full power, since their full power eight pumps are MUCH easier to accomplish than it would be with my Benjamin 392s, not to mention not having to deal with that awful comb. ;-) Heck, with these on board, my Mk2 theoretically produces enough FPE for ethical small critter elimination with only 5 pumps, but a couple-few extra aren't at all difficult (love that butterfly pumping system), so ten pumps usually is the norm for me.When I'm target shooting at 10 yards with any of my .22 variable pump airguns, the Crosman Red Flights are all around great performers in every one of them; every bit as accurate with only three to four pumps of power as they are at full blast. Usually though, I go with Predator GTO pellets for target shooting and plinking, saving my more expensive Red Flights for pest patrol duties. The Predators also are a bit heavier than most other better-quality lead free rounds (such as the H&N 'Green' pellets), so in a pinch, they're useful for small game too, but if I have a choice, they're not my preferred round for the job.Getting back to the point (grin) of the review, it seems to me that the Crosman Red Flight pellets are more costly than the competition; MAYBE not that much more than other, better quality lead free rounds though, so for small game at .22 caliber variable pumper range, the extra cost is worth it to me. That means these .22 caliber Crosman Red Flights absolutely are my go to favorite for the accuracy, penetration and FPE necessary for 'ethical' small game hunting with lead free pellets. Shucks, when it comes right down to cases, if it weren't for the higher cost, I very easily could choose to use these and nothing else for all my lead free, .22 caliber airgun shooting needs. Give 'em a try!

Shoots nice and accurate! The red tails make it easier to see!

Great item

Didn't fit my cartridge make sure you have the right sizes peeps

hard hitting pellets. In the picture is a piece of 3000 series aluminum, 1/8" thick. The tiny mark is a supersonic alloy .177 impact at 45'. The big one is this .22 alloy round with dieseling, still subsonic.Make of that what you will.

Good quality fast hard hitting pellets,just what I was looking for

I bought these to eliminate the use of cancer causing lead in my pellet gun shooting. These pellets are supposedly lead free. But they are not toxin free. The cardboard hangtag states:"THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS A CHEMICAL KNOWN TO THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO CAUSE CANCER AND BIRTH DEFECTS (OR OTHER REPRODUCTIVE HARM).I've spent twice as much on these as on lead pellets - only because they are lead free - and can't tell whether they are better or worse for the environment. In my opinion, Crosman completely misses the mark with this ammo. An F = 1 star

These pellets are powerful and super penetrating. They can go through a skillet pan or a pot easily. Great purchase, no regrets. Works great with my Gamo Swarm Whisper. 22.Super recommended.