Rifle Air Gun Pellets | .177, .22, .25, .30, .35 Calibers | Rounded, Domed, Hollow Point, Slug Heads | Various Weights for Target Shooting, Hunting, and Recreation | 50-500 Count

The pellets arrived with no issues. I’m very impressed with the quality of these “Rifle” premium series pellets. They actually look as good as the picture on the can. Most air gunners know that each individual air rifle has its own favorite pellets. My Barra 1100z 22 cal pcp air rifle seems to like quite a few different pellets at 20 yards but at 30 yards depending on which hammer spring tension/tank psi range I’m limited to 3 different pellets. I can now add a 4th pellet to the list. These “Rifle” 18.67 grain pellets put 10 shots inside nickel at 30 yards. My yard shooting range is limited to 30 yards.

I bought a New Hatsan Vectis PCP air rifle and wanted to get some cheap pellets to break in the barrel with so i bought some of these. I also had a tin of the high end stuff that i was using but they were all over the place due to the break in period. I started shooting these pellets and i was removing the center red dot of the target after about 10 shots. I am very impressed with these they shoot consistent every time if i had my air in the sweet spot. just ordered more for hunting with. My gun must really love these. Great product.

These are heavy pellets and they hit hard out my pcp air rifle. These would most definitely be way to heavy for just a regular pellet rifle. The outer tin did arrive open so I had a few damaged pellets I had to throw out.

I bought these for use in my Crosman 1377 air pistol. Unfortunately, they do not stabilize in the gun and keyhole targets, even at ten yards. I am sure they would work in a more modern rifle as they look finely made. I do not have a .177 air rifle though so, I do not know.

He's a veteran and while yes he likes gunpowder types he's also a prepping type of person the 22 caliber fits just right from what I've been told they are slightly longer from what he noticed as well but not to the point that they won't fit in the magazine BTW I had gotten him the hatsan velox 22cal and while yes some of its reviews say there's issues with leaking and it not even wanting to take air I personally think that is users error because when I tested the one I gave him I had those issues but I referred to the user manual to fix the issue

I dislike these pellets for the inconsistent quality of the sizing.They ranged from .173" to .182" in size.I tried to use them in my Umarex Browning Buck Mark . 177 pistol and the sizes were so bad that I could only use about 25% of them. I measured them with a pair of dial calipers and being a retired machinist, I can tell you that the consistency is non existent. Of if you prefer, consistently non consistent.Some of the pellets just "poofed" barely out of the barrel and some even got stuck in the bore, causing me to have to poke them out using a small wooden rod.If the size is so inconsistent so must be the accuracy.Carrying the Crosman brand I sure expected more quality then provided.I most definitely cannot recommend these to any one.

Amazing plinking pellets

Mixed feelings about these pellets. Terrible out of my Beeman 25cal. Bought because of many good reviews. Arrived with Tin damage and pellets scattered all inside the package. Gathered them and gave a cursory inspection as I placed all that I could find back into the Tin. They look ok. I shot 4 or 5 3 shot groups. Getting 12-15 inch groups at 25 yards. Terrible. Could it be they are all damaged ? My JTS and Beeman 25 cal pellets give me dime or better groups and these are 12-16 inch groups? Could it be the Beeman does not like them. Not sure. Smashed Tin and pellets all over the place is not a good start. They may be good for other shooters, just not those with a Beeman? At any rate, using Beeman or JTS 25Cal pellets yield good results. I would love to find a 25cal slug for my Beeman. Still looking.