Walmart not stocking them in store anymore, I checked multiple states out of curiosity. Seem to be phasing them out?
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Crosman .22 Hp's price increase
- Thread starter bckyrdsnpr52
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Amazon is no place to base pricing off whatsoever. Prices on there fluctuate all the time. I swear they jack the price up on something just to you after you buy it on purpose. Just wait a bit it will go back down. Not to mention I can’t think of worse place to buy pellets anyway.
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YOur wrong, I know what I'm looking at, I've been ordering them every month for a couple of years
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Just ordered some last month for 6.99 a tin and they were like 6.49 a tin a month or 2 before that.. Luckily I bought about 25,000 of them before they went up.
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This is their price history, from amazon themself. Lowest ever in 2018 @ 4.05, average 6.99, and highest @ 14.88 in 2014. The price bounces a lot.
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So what is the overall consensus on Crosman pellets these days? I remember back in the day the boxed premiers were considered among the best and were often used in field target competition. I used to use them myself, but ran out years ago. I would still buy tins of Crosman pellets from the store though as they are what's available here over the counter. I ultimately gave up on them though after running into 2 tins of .177 pointed with head sizes with extreme variation. Some were very loose in my R7 and it had to be closed carefully to ensure they didn't fall out while others were very tight and forcing them in would damage the skirts. Those weren't CPHPs, but throwing away 2 full tins of pellets just turned me off Crosman pellets in general.
These days I've been using H&N FTTs as my plinking pellets and have been mostly satisfied with them. They're about 25% more per pellet though.
These days I've been using H&N FTTs as my plinking pellets and have been mostly satisfied with them. They're about 25% more per pellet though.
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I bought my Tundra new for $33K right at the start of the pandemic when everything was going into lockdown and most people told me it was a bad idea and I should wait to see what happened.
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Local Walmart has been hit or miss just having the cphp’s. Lots of pointed and pirhanas. Seems like the cphp are gone most of the time especially in .177. Price on the 22’s when I find them have gone up from 6.50ish to 7.90 in the past few months. Time they are a changing…
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maybe stock up with a dozen or so boxes ? Are the box full 1250 count ? that would be 15,000 pellets enough for most of a year .
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My local Walmart stocks mostly. 177 crosman, as soon as they hit the shelf, the .22hp are gone. When I see them I buy them all, shame on me!
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All the walmarts I've checked do not have them, only the pointed. I mean ALL. I even checked random zip codes / stores across the nation.
Show me a product page that works.
-Matt
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Is Amazon reputable with that stuff or like other things do they have a problem with frauds and counterfeit?
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The one with v6 , std shift, crank windows and no radio . If you got auto trans and ac it was 50k
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when the Corvette was introduced it was $1500.00 . My father said "why would anyone buy that ? too much money and you can't put anything in it ."
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