Stoeger X-Series .177 Caliber Airgun Pellets

Generally good quality pellet with consistent accuracy. I like that they are copper coated to reduce lead exposure. 500 pack lasts a long time and keeps you in the game. Buy with confidence!

High quality great value

These are very fine, heavy pellets. I was searching forever to find a heavy pellet that would group good for my Crosman Diamondback and these were the best I found. They market these guns bragging about how fast they can throw the pellet, but they fail to tell you if you actually shoot that fast the pellets will spiral and be wildly inaccurate, so if you have a very powerful gun like I do, with no way to turn down the power, you need to test heavy pellets until you get something shooting in the 850-920 FPS range. That is the sweet spot for accuracy. I also like the copper plating on these that seems to keep everything clean. If you've been shooting with standard 7.5 grain pellets and can't get a good group, try these!

About the best quality and consistency I have encountered.

Jan 2025: These copper coated pellets work great in the Umarex/Ruger NGX pump rifle (.177). No deformed pellets found in the can of 500, no jams/no getting stuck in the barrel - they fit perfectly; and the accuracy has been superb. We were a bit worried about quality and reliability, based on some of the older, negative reviews we've seen online, but we took a chance, and this batch has been very good. Great value and will order again, when needed.

These pellets are pretty heavy for .177s. I haven't done any creative tests yet other than shooting thru soda cans full of water. They seem accurate enough, but some of the skirts are deformed a little, and the tin was beat up. They are cool looking.

I absolutely love these pellets. They shoot wonderfully out of my Aselkons, my Armada, and another airgun. I get decent groups at 30 and 60 yards with them, and overall I am very happy with their performance. + Love the copper coating. Makes them easier to handle + Very VERY good consistent groups across multiple rifles. + Performance similar to JSB (10.34gr ), except with more cost efficiency. No tests for penetration, but I can say when they impact a steel target at distance, they also seem to stay ( albeit distorted in shape ) in one-piece rather than fragment and flatten like most lead pellets. The retention of shape tells me that the impact is pretty powerful and if I needed them to penetrate, they would do that well since the energy isn't dissipating. Squirrels should beware.

These are worth it just so you don’t get lead all over your young ones. You thought they were angsty before? Just give them a little lead poisoning….. they get pretty grumpy about that kinda ting