Crosmanpellet Clip

It's good, just what I needed.Now if I only had a spare handle piece

For a lead free pellet, these turned in a very respectable performance, particularly in my Winchester 1977XS. My old 77xs gave up the ghost recently (only four years old, so I must not have maintained it properly), and I used these to sight in the new one I ordered, with VERY good results! They hit hard and are capable of very good accuracy, probably due to their weight and highly streamlined shape. I did have some minor difficulty with them in a couple of my other small caliber air rifles -- nothing outrageous, but in one or two of the other rifles in which they were tried, they seemed to be hitting a smidge high, compared to more 'conventional' domed and wadcutter pellets. However, in the majority of air rifles in which they were tried, these were absolutely spot on. I quite like them actually, but considering what I think is a VERY high cost, they're not my choice for general purpose use, such as plinking and target shooting, so I think I'll keep them stashed for emergency pest elimination, although that's rarely needed around our house. Heck, we do our best to attract the small animals and birds in the area to our home, but the little woman and I both draw the line at rats. At least now, should any turn up, I've got a lead-free pellet with enough weight to take care of business (although I'd probably choose one of my .22 caliber air rifles for the job, if I have my druthers). Unfortunately, the price of these pellets is OUTRAGEOUSLY high for me, but given their weight and accurate flight characteristics, they're about the only way to go if you want to stay lead free and any critter hunting is in your plans. I do quite like them, and if they were more affordable, I absolutely would consider them for use as a general purpose utility pellet for all of my .177 caliber airguns. As things stand, I'll definitely keep a few hundred on hand for possible problems with pests, but in the long run, they're just too pricey for me to consider as ammunition for day to day plinking, target shooting and just plain fun.

These were just what I needed for my vigilante. A semi automatic pellet pistol is always a plus, and having extra cylinders in order to quickly reload is a big plus. Having these on hand says a lot of time reloading. I will definitely order more in the future.

Inexpensive but only two of the three would rotate as they should.

Theese are well made pellets. Every pellet fit into the chamber easily(unlike lead pellets),and are super accurate. I've tried other Crossman pellets(lead and lead free),but I have had issues with getting them to go into the chamber properly. This is the second time I've bought these ,and am very happy with the results. There a bit pricy,but worth the money in the long run.

Perfect and arrived quickly

You just can't have much fun with a Vigilante pistol, or a Crosman/Benjamin #3576 revolver either, unless you've got at least 4 or more magazines laid out and stuffed full of pellets or BB's, ready to be slammed into the pistol's guts for the next round of C02 funz! That's where this little extra comes in handy, and the three are identical to the factory OEM magazine so there's no worry about being mis-matched either...I've been using my three extras a LOT the past couple of days indoors in my "front room shooting galleria" because it's been raining cats, dogs and frogs and goats and geese too, here in Southern California, and I'm not about to take my new NIssan Murano out somewhere and get stuck in a flooded intersection, stalled, nowhere to go. So indoor shooting it's been since Thursday evening!With the three plus one factory OEM rotary magazine in place, you can pack 40-pellets into all four of them and pretty much 1/2-exhaust a Crosman C02 cartridge. Another way to look at it is in terms of reloading speed and tact: if you have the four rotary magazines ready to go, it's a lead pipe cinch to fill them all back up again in sort of an "assembly line" deal whereby you can really get into "fast packing" the pellets into each magazine, ie get all four done in rapid fashion and be ready to totally exhaust a C02 cartridge the 2nd time through the mjx. with some 80 or so shots done up in rapid fashion.There seem to be two renditions of this "package" of three rotary clips for the pistols above, and one is labeled slightly differently than this pack's are done, and they cost more too! Suffice to say there is NO DIFFERENCE between the material inside the shrink-wrap in either case, with each respective retail package that is, so I opt for the cheaper of the two every time, make no mistake about it.That's the story on this great pistol accessory pack: get one, or two possibly of these things so you can have four, or seven (7) magazines ready to rock and roll in and out of your revolver, whatever one you've got, or both for that matter if you're so lucky! They are cheap, they work just like the stock OEM cartridge/magazine setup, are in fact identical to the same, so there's no excuse for having just one assembly to go shooting at the range, or hunting in the field with your revolver by Crosman.--Wavey Davey - 03-02-2014

By far the best and most powerful pellets ive ever used, I’d say they have more then double the penetration of a standard lead pellet, they also don’t get your hand full of lead residue!