Air Venturi, H&N, .177 Reviews

Copper plated. Exactly the same size as BB's. Screw top lid (blister pack).

Not sure how it would be done, but if they could figure out how to put a small piece of steel in the center, the magnetic magazines would work. But that's probably wishful thinking. Probably cost way too much even if they did figure out how.

Exactly the same size as a BB. This means it rides on top of the rifling and will fall out of a downward pointing barrel. It also means that they are ideal for spring operated magazines and for any replica that uses cartridge inserts. Ricochet becomes almost never, unlike steel where that is always an issue.

Interesting usage factors. Not attempted by regular metal item.

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Clean your rifle or hand gun to go keep it nice and shiny and then use the oil to coat same for good preservation. Highly recommend

good it free

I bought these specifically for use in an Umarex Colt Peacemaker BB version to shoot at steel plates. They work as advertised. No rebounds! They seem to be pretty accurate, too.

Maybe lower the price, but the product is excellent.

These certainly do cost more than your average steel BBs, but worth the price paid for excellent performance.

Accurate, with little or no ricochet

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Good product...pack a punch and stay fairly accurate...

More for the money... Pretty exspensive for bb's

These bbs are as advertised and if you dont mind the extra cost they will deliver what they say they will.

Low ricochet and heavy BB which make them accurate.

These BBs are pricey and difficult choice to make considering the price of regular BBs

I think they're worth having around for the occasion that you would like to shoot something that you fear will Ricochet

Not only do these not bounce, they are heavier than steel BBs! They are soft enough to use with a rifled barrel.

Too expensive! Offer a bulk size at a serious discount.

If you have one of the rare Marocchi SM45 HP air rifles, these are the perfect round to replace the Marocchi brand copper clad lead BBs. The Gamo plain lead BBs also work in the Marocchi, and are much less expensive. Remember, never shoot steel BBs in an SM45 HP, it will destroy the rifling in the barrel.

very accurate and hit hard!! function great in my winchester 1911 blowback (DAISY)...And great outa John Wayne replica revolver ...Steel plates still can have slight richocects but not like bbs like maybe couple feet?...I love them if they were cheaper id buy nothing but them....SEE CONS no steel

Not really a bad thing but keep in mind autoloaders bb gun mags have small magnets to keep them from rolling out but once its in the gun ya ok And DONT SPILL THEM CANT USE A MAGNET>>>!!!!!!!UGHHHHH HAVE GREAT DAY SHOOT SAFE

The work well. I like the lead core because it reduces deflections. They seem very accurate. they worked well in my revolver style bb pistols. My Webley and my colt single action seem to shoot them very accurately. They seem a bit heavy for my 1896 mauser and My Getcher APS. after about 30 shots the Mauser began to misfire. my getcher APS

nothing they hit harder and the will deform on my pellet trap backstop. some pistols might malfunction due to the heavier weight of these bb's

This is an excellent choice for those of us who live in an area with a lengthy cold period who are forced to shoot indoors and don't enjoy the feel of being at the wrong end of a shooting range when shooting steel BBs into a steel pellet trap. They work well in my Gletcher pistols, and group as well, if not better than the steel pellets I use. I've experienced no jams, or any feed problems. It's getting pricy though, since I find myself shooting BB pistols more frequently since picking up a couple of tins of these pellets, then more tins... . No complaints from this shooter.

low steel richochet.

this ammo isn't really all what its cracked up to be. it is true they do not richochet on steel (most of the time) but they richochet a lot more with wood be cause usual bb's in bed a lot further because they are so dense but these ones will richochet when they hit wood so overall you choose between richochet guarantee with steel but not wood or low richochet with both.

shoot much better then the regular bb.

Much less ricochet, deforms on contact.

extra weight, softer impact on steel

just a silly millimeter larger (for my 1377)

if they fit your needs, give em a try

These BB's appear to be well manufactured and work very well in EBOS guns. They feed better than any of the steel BB's we have tried, and seem to hit harder. They do bounce less than steel BB's, as has been reported by others.

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But they can still bounce energetically if shot at the wrong materials, especially wood and some plastics.

Copper coated lead BB's, what is not to like. Shoot at steel targets with less chance of ricochet. Start up a cowboy action shoot with BB guns.

The price of coarse.

If you use a gravity fed gun, don't point the barrel down, the BB will roll out the barrel. Use them in a spring fed gun, like the Witness 1911 etc or cartridge guns, like the Colt SAA. My Witness 1911 really likes them, tighter group at 5m. Basically, these BB's were made to shoot at metal targets, and they work. I like them.

Bought 4 tins for my Dan Wesson 2.5 revolver. Use them for my 7yd (21ft) indoor range. Steel bb's would ricochet and were very dangerous. The Smart Shot BB's don't ricochet from my trap and hold just as tight of groups as the steel BB's. The seem to hit harder too! I am very pleased and will be buying more!

Need screw on lid.

Checked size and roundness with micrometer, easily as true as steel BB's.