Pellets? Haven't seen them in months and another member mentioned the same . Has anybody heard anything ?
Has walmart stopped selling crosman 22 hp ...
- Thread starter rwsmike
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Add me to the list. I’ve check probably 3-4 times in last month or so. No .22 hp here in Ohio where I’m at. Wish I would have stocked up.
Rob
Rob
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If your Walmart is like mine, they often use public radio frequencies MURS 4 or 5. I will check stock like an employee inquiring for a customer on that stuff. It's a hoot. Next time I'm in there I will look and see if they're around.
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Wow, I didn't know this was an issue until I saw this. I haven't shopped for them in months, but I checked my local store's inventory online, and yep, they aren't listed anywhere. Pointed 177s are but that's it. Ruger and Gamo only.
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I am not surprised , their comes a time in every company where profitability meets Union wages .
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Crosman pellets are at the Walmart in Antioch IL , but they are not the same, they are now made in Spain, and they do not look like the originals. I have not tried them yet but I’ll let you know
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I sent the message below to both Gamo Spain and Daisy nearly two weeks ago. Guess neither one GAF as I have not received a reply back...
Hello
Air Gun Enthusiasts all across the United States and the World are wondering why both Crosman Premiere ,22 Caliber Hollow Point Pellets and Daisy Precision Max .22 Caliber Hollow Point Pellets are not available for purchase. These two pellets have long been some of the most popular lower-cost options and their being unavailable is a shame. What is the reason for them not being available and when, if ever, can we expect to see them again?
Sincerely, David
Hello
Air Gun Enthusiasts all across the United States and the World are wondering why both Crosman Premiere ,22 Caliber Hollow Point Pellets and Daisy Precision Max .22 Caliber Hollow Point Pellets are not available for purchase. These two pellets have long been some of the most popular lower-cost options and their being unavailable is a shame. What is the reason for them not being available and when, if ever, can we expect to see them again?
Sincerely, David
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Sent this email to Crosman weeks ago:
They finally replied yesterday:
Thank you for contacting Crosman. With the Tariff it has put the a hold on getting product to us.
Thank you,
Xxxxx
Consumer Service Representative
Crosman/Benjamin
| Questions / Comments |
| Why are the shelves empty in every Walmart store I have visited from Ohio to Florida of Crosman .22 Premier Hollow Point pellets? |
They finally replied yesterday:
Thank you for contacting Crosman. With the Tariff it has put the a hold on getting product to us.
Thank you,
Xxxxx
Consumer Service Representative
Crosman/Benjamin
| Office: | 800-724-7486 |
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Just had the same discussion on a different platform. I recently picked up some 13.43 grain .22 caliber Benjamin Hollow point pellets at my local Academy sports. There’s a Walmart down the street from me so next time I go by there, I will run in and check. Never really used Crossman pellets much so I never go into Walmart looking for them.
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I purchased the new Made in Spain CPHP's a few days ago from my local Walmart in San Jose, CA. They still aren't showing up on the Walmart website. I took some pictures for the other thread "Crosman pellets". Post #70 has the pictures of new retail packaging,
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i purchased 3x tins of cphp's at Walmart in Ottawa IL last week, there was 4 of them , i left 1 for someone else, they are only available sporadically, & for about 3 yrs were not available at all, so for now on, i will get them when i can..
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I'm a Senior Citizen Newb to my new hobby. I don't think I'm qualified to give a quality review of old vs new CPHP's. Between my eyes and shooting skills I'll let other's evaluate them. As Dirty Harry said "A man has to know his limitation's". 
I'm still at the plinking stage of the hobby. I hope to progress to shooting at the range and not embarrass myself stage. One good thing about being retired is being able to go places when it's not as crowded.
I'm still at the plinking stage of the hobby. I hope to progress to shooting at the range and not embarrass myself stage. One good thing about being retired is being able to go places when it's not as crowded.Upvote 0
Exactly the response I expected. What they are selling now are most likely stock from before the tariff situation.
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