Hyper-Velocity Field Pellets, Type 1 for Standard Guns, .22 Cal, 10.8 Grains, Pointed, Lead-Free, 100ct

Meet idea, horrible accuracy

Make them accurate

Complete waste of money imo. My groups are so large I cant hit a pop can at 5 yards with my browning 800. Then shoot 3 inch plus groups at 23 yards out of my Walther talon.

I wanted to test these through my chronograph since they are so light. They bring the muzzle velocity real close or even a little faster than FPS advertised.

A very interesting concept that seemed like it would work well (especially in somewhat anemic air gun power-plants). In reality they are too inconsistent to achieve that goal. The packaging is well above "par" with the more desirable screw-off lids helping to prevent unwanted spillage.

The size of the actual sabot varies from pellet to pellet making these extremely inconsistent in velocity and accuracy.

Tis COULD be a really nice product with a little more "quality control." Until then, they are little more than a novelty.

They work grate best pellet there is

Nothing

Lead free, safer for handling, nonpolluting!

I haven't shot this brand of projectile to change anything.

I have shot a similar projectile that I purchased from pryamyd air, the price is simular, but the performance was 60% bad 35% good 15% well I'll have to guess with you on those, very inconsistent even at close range. Hopefully the casing in more uniform and not oblong causing less spoilers.

After I shaved the tip it was impressive to see it go through two boards of 3/4" plywood

THESE PELLETS WILL NOT WORK ON A HATSAN ELITE .22 PCP RIFLE
THEY ARE ABOUT 1 MILLIMETER TOO LONG!!!

they shoot great ive used them in my crosman 2240 pistol plus in my crosman vantage np and also in my ruger impact 22 rifle an I love them ive shot up 200 shots an have another 300 on their way to me now

nothing

these are great for the money you cant go wrong here

Good non-lead alternative for lower-velocity 1322 pistol and Chinese B3 rifle.

price per pellet

I tried these plastic sabot type pellets with the idea that they might be more uniform with a plastic body than lead, and would give more consistent ballistics. I have NOT found that to be so. These are OK, and if you live in a state where lead is not allowed, these are a good alternative. But for the money, I'll stick with lead. In this weight, I'd rather go with RWS Hobby.

LEEAD FREE, STEEL DESIGN-WON'T BUCKLE UNDER STRESS, PLASTIC CASING SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCES BARREL DRAG AND DAMAGE.

Fast and accurate when they don't fall out of the barrel before firing.

Quality control

40% of these fell right through the barrel of my Crosman 2240 when the barrel tip is pointed down.