Page 6 - Pellet Pen and Pellet Seater Reviews

Very useful accessory. Well worth the money

I would like the slider to be a little more robust. If you are not careful it is easy for the slider to slip out of the tube resulting in lost pellets.

For brake barrel guns the pellet pen is a must.

Likes. . .now have pellets organized and ready to load faster/easier when needed. The seating tool is a plus that provides consistent pellet positioning.

Don't need seater tool attachment. Make seater tool out of lidgt weight metal instead of plastic.

Not an absolute must have item but does provide organization and simplifies loading pellets. Recommend if you like things simple & organized.

It does help load the air gun. Cuts down on pellets rolling around and lost in a pocket. The landyard is a good feature with the retractable thingy. I'm not seeing the need for the pellet set. Perhaps I don't know the proper setting, but if I use the pen, it seems in its proper place and does not need setting.

don' have any ideas for chnages yet.

You can discharge a pellet easily before reaching the gun chamber, so be light with your touch on the pusher clip.

Works great for loading and seating tight fitting pellets. Much nicer than fumbling around with a single pellet.

The pellet pen and pellet seater body could be made of aluminum to increase strength against breakage. Offer this same package in .22 caliber.

Works as intended. A must for loading tight fitting pellets if you don't want sore thumbs or pellets loaded crooked.

Everything, except the price. This is a MUST HAVE piece of equipment for all break barrel owners. By seating pellets in my break barrel air rifles I have improved accuracy and am shooting tighter groups.

The price. Lower the price a little.

By seating the pellet to the same depth each time, you improve accuracy and consistency.

Keeps pellets easy to reach. For a clumsy break barrel shooter like me, that's important

The adjustable pellet seater is a definite advantage to just using your finger to seat the pellet. Seating the pellet just below the seal and slightly into the barrel adds to accuracy as the skirt is not deformed and flies true.

I would make the .22 pellet pen so that it could be used with the retractable lanyard.

This is a convenient way to carry pellets.

The entire pen and setter. The feeding part works smoothly,the setter also. The price was lowered.

The pen- setter and the lanyard would be enough. I don't use the spring loaded thing.

I like it, I have a 22 cal one also....

This gadget makes loading easy and consistent. Load it up and you are ready for a good round of target shooting. You don't have to fumble around for a tiny .177 pellet with your fingers and you have fewer dropped ones. Even the kids liked it.

Nothing except the price.

The pen is all plastic but well thought out and constructed. I feel that the $19.95 price tag should probably include two pens.

The ease of use.The fact you can hang it around your neck

Nothing really

The Lanyard portion seemed a little too much at first, but now I find I really like it.

Ease of use.

Nothing yet, time will tell.

Useful in winter especially when you have gloves on.

Makes loading alot easier and shot group fills a quarter (.25 cents) now at 25 yards with the new seating. Will wait to see how long it lasts because it is plastic.

Sturdier material. I know one other for sale is made of aluminum or light metal but some reviews are not the greatest.

Very handy, beats the heck out of digging around for a pellet. With a little practice it really does give consistency in seating the pellet and definitely delivers better accuaracy.

This thing works GREAT! Very good tool, I instantly saw my groups tighten by an 1/4 of an inch with my Tr77! Seat tool is a plus, and is the real key, spend the extra and get this one with the seat tool. Lanyard is comfortable, and even with lots of pellets in it is not that heavy. Do not put in a pocket, it will likely damage it.

Make it automatic! That's it. JUST KIDDING, I know that can't be done and it would cost $$$$!

This is a must buy if you have lots of break barrels, and even in breeches like the Crosman 2100 it's nice just to be able to "Inject" the pellet!

like the idea of pellets that i dont have to fumble with, the adjustable seater.

i would make it more durable, the pen itself is somwhat flimsy.

pellets easily chambered and seated and the whole thing can be wore around your neck no need to take it off to reload its a cinch with the retractable thing ma jig.

Pellets load easily. Nice option to set pellets at adjustable depth. Don't have to fumble around with pellets

Nothing

Wish I purchased a couple more so I could leave the pellet tin at home.

I can see how this would be useful in the field, hunting and such, but... Make it out of metal so it could survive hip-pocket-sitting scenarios.

Desperately would need to be made of metal for field use. While the transparent plastic serves an adequate purpose in the safe and sane environment of the target range, the survivability in the field would be less than a chipmunk at a coyote convention. But honestly, in the world of the target range, loading a few pellets into this is more trouble than just hauling the little things out of the tin, and loading them into the piece one by one. Loose the whole lanyard impedimentia, please. That's why they invented shirt pockets But...

Oddly enough, the pellet-seating widget works almost okay, particularly when trying to seat a pellet square into a biased breech barrel such as a Webley Tempest. Would still like to see metal here, though. What really needs be done is someone to sit down and do some serious R&D type thought to bring a potentially good product to the reality of a good product.

I use this to help teach my kids the importance of consistency going hand in hand with accuracy.

Nothing

Works very well in break barrels where seating pellets the same each time helps improve accuracy.

If you shoot spring piston air rifles you know how picky they are about every aspect of operation. This has been a great tool for consistently seating pellets as well as removing one of the variables associated with the operation of my spring air guns. Along with helping with the retentive aspects of air gunning it saves on the wear and tear on your thumb during those extended shooting sessions. It has made my loading routine quick, accurate and consistent.

It would be nice to have some sort of numbered dial on the pellet seater. That would be helpful when using it with different guns and/or different size pellets. I can be obsessive about these things :)

Admittedly it has a learning curve. It may take a while to get used to it but your time working with it will be time well spent. At first I had some issues with loading two pellets at a time. I never have gotten used to the lanyard but I haven’t had the opportunity to try it in the field either. I will give it a go this spring. My Air Venturi Bronco (slower fps gun) likes the pellets to be deeply seated. My RWS Diana 34 and Crosman Quest (faster fps guns) seem to work best with a nearly flush to VERY slightly seated pellet. Experiment….go ahead and give it a try!

Convenience, operation and usefulness, especially in colder weather, when it becomes a God sent.

A little cumbersome at first, takes getting use to, to do the operation smoothly but practice makes perfect. Wish that it held more pellets. Make one for 20cal. Maybe a little pricy.

Overall quality is pretty good, should last for quite a while with a little care.