On the heavy side like it says but its worth it. You need a powerful rifle for it to be worth it. This will go threw a steel soup can in my rifle so imagine what this will to to a squirrel or two.

I used to shoot Air Arms Field Diabolo pellets and I got fed up with the seemingly perfect tins containing up to 30% of pellets that were deformed beyond use. this happened with various batch numbers, came from different shops. What is the use of buying ammo you cannot fire?

Then one day something happened that changed my world. I spotted a tin of Crosman Premier Ultra Magnums. Hell these were £5 less than the Air Arms, Crosman I had heard of (well we had a 2240 at the time), so I examined the packaging. Heavy pellets, better for pcp, made in the USA, even better, well I have to but these.

I am so glad I did, since I swapped to Crosman over 11 months ago I have not found 1 unusable pellet, that is right not 1, not a single pellet. Good grief! They are also more accurate in the BSA Super 10 and HW100, also the tin is better. Why spend £13 on a tin of pellets that undoes at the slightest provocation? The Crosman screw top tin is made from life resistant metal, has a lovely screw top and stops pellets getting damaged!

My Ultra Magnums have shot rabbit, pigeons, pheasants and squirrels! A wide range of varmints, all stopped one shot! If you want to look fancy then buy the AA, if youw ant to look like a hunter, buy Crosman!