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    Predator Polymag .22 Cal, 16.0 Grains, Pointed, 200ct reviews - page 1


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    Overall rating:5

    Value for money:5

    Size/Shape Distribution:5

    By Customer from USA on 2007-08-27 08:25:30

    Things I liked:insane power there is no chance for any pest target
    Things I would have changed:i would like a .25 cal for these
    What others should know:must have
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    Overall rating:1

    Value for money:1

    By mike from USA on 2009-02-09 20:18:31

    Things I liked: GOOD ONLY FOR HIGHER VELOCITY AIRGUNS.
    Things I would have changed: a softer lead for airguns in the 17ft/lb. range.......
    What others should know:These at 33 yards won't mushroom or distort to any degree when shot into ballistic gelatin out of 'gamo- whisper- venturi.'.... muzzle chrono = 680 fps. They pellets yawed 180 degrees [FACING ME] & even retain their polymer tips, when shot at this range in the gel!
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    • Overall rating:4 4.0

      Value for money:4 4.0

      Size/Shape Distribution:5 5.0

      By Darren from USA on 2012-01-31 20:17:43
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      Things I liked:Accuracy!! Destruction!!!
      Things I would have changed:It only come in one weight? 16g and no options!
    • Overall rating:2 2.0

      Value for money:2 2.0

      Size/Shape Distribution:3 3.0

      By Danny from USA on 2012-01-28 12:37:55
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      Things I liked:The polymer tip, but that's it.
      Things I would have changed:More pellets for the money and a screw on lid for the tin.
      What others should know:I bought the Skenco UltraMag 18.2 gr. and Polymag 16 gr. at the same time for comparison. Shooting a .22 cal. Benjamin Trail NP XL the Skenco Metal Tip UltraMag shot for shot blew the Polymag away for accuracy. At 25yds. a 10 shot group with the Skenco Metal Tip UltraMag could be covered with a quarter and same yardage with the Polymags couldn't be covered with a silver dollar. The UltraMag shot with the same precise accuracy as the Kodiak HP 18.21 grain and the JSB Exact Jumbo Heavy 18.13gr. The Polymag fell into the bore whereas the UltraMag fit the bore tight. For the Benji Trail NP XL if you're trying to decide between the two I recommend the Skenco 18.2 grain.
    • Overall rating:5 5.0

      Value for money:5 5.0

      Size/Shape Distribution:5 5.0

      By Eric from USA on 2012-01-26 02:22:17
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      Things I liked:I like the accuracy and groups well. Zeroed in with RWS and Crossman pellets for paper punching. No significant changes needed when switching to this ammo for taking down small game/rodents
      Things I would have changed:Nothing
      What others should know:Purchased these at PA recommendation to stop the rabbits that were destroying the vegitation around our homes using a Remington NPSS. While any pellet should do the job with a well placed shot I wanted the most humane kill possible. As a test I used these on thick wall can to simulate bone against RWS SuperPoint 14.5g pellets. Both pellets are pointed and the RWS has proved to have great penetration. The red polymer tip of the Polymag had me wondering whether it was more hype than reality of it effectiveness. The results were quite different. The RWS penetrated front and back easily with a near perfect circle punched in the front and very clean exit hole out the back. The heavier can shook slightly as the pellet sailed through but stayed in place. The Predator Polymag also easily punched through both sides very easily, however the energy delivered at point of impact not only ripped a hole about 15% larger at the front, the can was dented inward around the point of inpact and the hole had splits in it. The exit hole was 25% larger than the RWS and this can flew off the block clearly showing the transfer of energy and shock to the target. The 16 grain pellet seems to deliver plenty of energy that one would be seeking in a heavy hunting pellet while light enough to go the distance for hunting pests at various ranges with worrying about a lot of bullet drop. You will not be disappointed in these.
    • Overall rating:5 5.0

      Value for money:5 5.0

      Size/Shape Distribution:5 5.0

      By james from USA on 2012-01-23 20:15:03
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      Things I liked:everything get some there great hunting ammo !
      Things I would have changed:more in a tin. maybe a little better price.
      What others should know:If your gun shoots at least 800 fps these will smack some small game !
    • Overall rating:4 4.0

      Value for money:4 4.0

      Size/Shape Distribution:3 3.0

      By charissa from USA on 2012-01-21 20:19:30
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      Things I liked:cool design uniform.
      Things I would have changed:make them wider diameters
      What others should know:these fit very loose in my trail xl 1100 and therefore dont group well
    • Overall rating:5 5.0

      Value for money:5 5.0

      Size/Shape Distribution:5 5.0

      By Customer from USA on 2012-01-03 20:08:58
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      Things I liked:One shot kill for adult squirrels with RWS 48. Was first using RWS superdomes, but on squirrels it took more than one shot, and often they ran away wounded. Wanted a more human pellet and the predator is that (thanks pyramyd air tech support for recommendation). Very clean pellets (cleaned first batch but then stopped, only found one lead flake in a tin). As accurate and same trajectory as the superdomes at 20-40 feet. They are reasonable in price in the end because you only need one pellet to take out a squirrel.
    • Overall rating:5 5.0

      Value for money:4 4.0

      Size/Shape Distribution:5 5.0

      By Stubby from USA on 2012-01-02 14:57:31
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      Things I liked:Extremely consistent shape and size. They chamber in my Beeman Sportsman perfectly every time. Expansion seems to be good with an exit hole at least 3 times the entry hole with a 20 yard shot at a squirrel.
      Things I would have changed:Given the expense they should come in a screw top container.
      What others should know:After fooling with these pellets a little, as in less than 50 rounds, they seem to behave ballistically the same as CPHP, at least in my Beeman. I have been sighting in a new UTG 4X16 scope and have been comparing the Polymags with the CPHPs at 10 meters only so far and they perform the same, 1/2" groups. Next step will be later this week at 30 meters and I'll update then. Overall they are a great pellet with exceptional knockdown power but are a little pricy.
    • Overall rating:5 5.0

      Value for money:3 3.0

      Size/Shape Distribution:5 5.0

      By Stephen from USA on 2011-12-24 18:47:44
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      Things I liked:Polymag look cool and hit hard. and penetration is great. I finally got time to shoot groups with this pellet and was really happy With them 3/4” group at 30 yd. edge of hole to edge of hole with my Benjamin Marauder pistol
      Things I would have changed:lid on tin comes off to easy. dumped 1/2 the tin because of it, not fun picking this things up
    • Overall rating:5 5.0

      Value for money:5 5.0

      Size/Shape Distribution:5 5.0

      By Chad from USA on 2011-12-19 10:38:48
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      Things I liked:Hard hitting, Bone Crushing. A job that's worth doing right is to do it right the first time. This pellet will get the job done and quickley and accuartely. Hit squirrels at the top of 50 feet tall pine trees here in Mississippi and from a distance of 40 yards away from the trees.
      Things I would have changed:More pellets for the price.
      What others should know:Overall this pellet is outstanding. It is absolutely perfect for hunting Squirrels, Jack Rabbits, Cotton Tail Rabbits, Dove, Rails, Turkey & Coons. Excellent pellet for head shot accuracy. Also if you shoot competition out to 40 yards you can place shot over shot on a quarter size target.
    • Overall rating:5 5.0

      Value for money:3 3.0

      Size/Shape Distribution:5 5.0

      By Chad from USA on 2011-12-16 21:49:15
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      Things I liked:The accuracy and groupings are great with this pellet . My average shot for a squirrel is about 60 yards and most are taken with shoulder shots.
      Things I would have changed:A bigger quanity.
      What others should know:These pellets are vicious and accurate. What an excellent hunting pellet. These are a must for any airgun hunter.
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