Page 14 - Pellet Pen, Holds 15 .22-Cal Reviews

Holds plenty of pellets. Works great for loading break barrell airguns

A little more solid on the design. Feels like you could break it easily

Really does work well in spite of how light it feels.

Everything

I would pay more if it were made from aluminum. It would be nice if it clipped to your shirt or pocket.

Buy one!

Holds pellets securely,just fill up the pen and you're ready to go. No fumbling with picking a pellet from the tin for each shot.

Make the pen just a little tighter on the pellet so they are a little harder to push out. Occasionally if you hit the thumb push (just touch) before you are ready to insert the pellet into the barrel, the pellet will fall out.

a little iffy all plastic very easy to brake , I wold spected something more sturdy for that money.

Works as advertised. Love it!

Add clip on back side to hold in shirt pocket.

Easy to load pen with pellets. Easy to dispense pellets flush in break barrel rifle.

It would be nice to have 5, 10, and 15 pellet marks on the pen.

Use this pen to avoid getting salty fingerprints on the face of the breech. Use a marker to put 5, 10, and 15 pellet marks on the pen.

Holds pellets in the proper orientation for loading.

Offer an adjustable "pin" to accommodate pellets with different lengths to allow proper and full insertion into the breech.

This will work well as long as you don't have a large scope on your gun. It worked for me with a 30mm on a springer, but now with a 44mm there isn't enough clearance unless the gun is fully cocked. Other than that, it works fine.

Works good, and keeps lead off of your fingers. Makes for faster reloading. Only place that I found wher I could order it from Canada, Thanks

Easier acces to Canada, But it is what it is.

This is something that all serious air gunners should have. Makes shooting even more fun.

Nothing

no more noisy pellet tins to carry around.

make it so it can clip to a pocket for easy use.

it does work'

when your out in cold its nice to have pellets easy to load in the pen so you dont have to remove gloves an open tins

nothing works well

sits pellets easily in break barrell .22 rifels

I size my pellets as I take them from the can and this allows me to carry reloads without concern for deforming from pocket, pouch, etc.

I'm a bit concerned that this will last. It's made from plastic and I'm concerned about fractureing or cracking from general use. I would gladly pay several times more for one made from aluminum or brass.

It's a handy accessory and very good value for the money. If you share my concern about it being too fragile...do what I did and buy 2.

Works as expected. Now it is easier and quicker to reload gun.

I would give a discount for purchasing more than one. $10 for one is ok. How about $15 for two and $20 for three. If you buy more than one to have different pellets on hand, it quickly gets too expensive. After all its only made of plastic so it cant cost that much to make.

Easy to load- fits in a pen pocket. But $9.95 for a plastic tube? How about a two-fer deal or BOGO?

Price

Definitely the way to go for easy reloads of single-shot guns or multi-load magazines. You will want one.

The ability to carry extra pellets in my shirt pocket and not have to dig for them.

Takes a little practice to get used to, but overall it is very useful.

Simple easy to load, easy to use. I can carry several in the field and not worry about opening a tin to load a shot.

Nothing. To simple a design, surprised this has not been out on the market until now.

If you are looking for a fast and simple process to load your airrifle, or even an air pistol (2240) this is a great speed loader.

This pellet loader met all my requirements, which are, to make it much more convenient and easier on my arthritic old fingers to acccomplish loading.

Unit is compact enough to carry in a pen pocket. No problems noted in mechanism operation. Pellets allign and distribute smoothly. Far superior to the PLUNGER style of other vendors.

A more robust material perhaps. Not sure how well the clear plastic will hold up to extreme cold or extended use. But so far it has not failed for me.

If you need to manipulate pellets 1 handed, as in reloading a single shot for a fallow up shot hunting, this is the way to go.