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Question: Has anyone used these Crosman wadcutter's in the Beretta Elite11 CO2? Do they fit properly? I use the 19 count magazine but they do not fit snugly.
Document: These Crosman lead pellets cut a clean hole in the target making scoring easy. They fit the magazine  and seem to be consistant in size and weight. Probably my favorite pellet.
Like Morgan Aegis, I shoot several airguns regularly, and I am similarly impressed with the quality of these pellets. They fit snugly in all of my .177 airguns and I have not had any of them get stuck or jammed.
So I went and shot several through my newest springer and noticed how well they fit the chamber and that they were very consistent in size. When loading the Crosman pellets I noticed the skirts fit tight against the chamber wall, a good sign, and that I noticed no deviation in pellet size.So after shooting them in the new gun I picked up my favorite Gamo springer that is particular on what pellets I feed it.
I use these in my Crosman pellet pistol and rifle. I can clover leaf at 21 feet and normally group 1 1/2 to 2&#34; groups with my Crosman 357 Colt pistol. I use these for target practice and to discourage unwanted critters in the yard.
I use these with my Crosman 1377. The wadcutters are inexpensive and work well on the squirrels in my yard. I use 4 to 5 pumps to send them scampering. The bird seed keeps them coming back at least once a day. That's good for me because I use the squirrels for target practice. No complaints for me.
Of course this will not be the only pellet that I use since I think they are a little too light for hunting but just to go out to shoot and have fun, you can't beat them! The only thing I don't like is the large container they come in but it is a simple matter to save a empty pellet tin and fill it with these Crosman pellets. The Crosman package is like that of a milk carton which makes it very easy to pour into a different container.
I mainly use this pellet with my modified Crosman 1377. The Wadcutters are pretty straightforward. They sit well in the barrel, and provide consistent accuracy / grouping. I don't think I've seen any stray shots that were not my own fault.There are very few defective pellets -perhaps on or two per carton, if that.I'm a casual plinker, and I'm on my second box in less than a year. For the price and quality, this product can't be beat!
Because they are fairly light in weight (7.4 grn), I only use them in my sub 1000 fps guns. I tried them in my RWS 460 Magnum and though they didn't appear to lose stability, they sounded like a .22 long rifle instead of an airgun. Accuracy-wise, I can't complain... They shoot equally as well in my Webley Tempest pistol as they do in my girlfriends Crosman Raven break barrel. I guess my only real gripe is the afore mentioned packaging.
Crosman always has been a brand to trust, when it comes to air gun everything will be smooth and ready to use.
Only use for occational target practice to kill time.Pros: accurate pellets, good quality, Crosman brand, many pellets in the small milk carton, inexpensive.Cons: none
Answer: no