Beeman Field Target, .177 Reviews

Accurate. Clean pellets.

500 count tins instead of 300.

I got an average of 1.078" ten shot groups at 52.5 yards out of my Hammerli AR20ft. I recorded about 20 ten shot groups for the average.

These pellets were extremely accurate. 1/2 " groups at 25 yards with my spring piston. My gun loves these. I will be buying these on a regular basis.

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If you haven't tried these yet. Do yourself a favor and try them.

They always seem to shoot true

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best all around pellet for my R11

4 tins S/N 02439 weighed 8.7/8.8 gr. = good quality and QUALITY CONTROL. 4 tins S/N 14061 weighed 8.3,8.4,8.5 = quality and QC not so good.

Weight control is very critical for not only Field Target but any kind of serious competition.

DON'T mix tins of pellets with different S/N's during any kind of competition.

A nice shooting, easy loading pellet, with very good accuracy. Right up there with JSB exacts.

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Tried these in my Crosman PC77 carbine with FT piston/valve and shrouded 24" barrel.

Good quailty.

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As most rifles prefer a certain pellet they may not shoot good in all rifles but they shoot good in my tx-200. As good as jsb cp hn. I call good 1.25in. or less a 50 yards.I have shot .75in. in good conditions with these pellts 50yds.

I think they're consistancy in production shows. I sdidn';t have to resight my gun from one batch to another. I get fantastic accuracy with these pellets.

I wish they were a little less-expensive, but they were on sale this time so I'm pretty happy with what I got. I also wish they came in 500-count tins instead of 300.

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I think fts pellet .177 is the best pellet ever. It's very accurate out of my fwb 124. I have killed crows at 55+ yards. It out penetrates the majority of my pointed pellets.

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It must be shot out at a velocity of 880 or more for best results

Not much in this lot of FTS pellets. Older manufacturer were 500 per tin....now 300. Pellets did look very shinny and clean ( no filings) but they had a film ( release agent ?) on them. Weight of pellets were all over the place. I bought 5 tins. Most were over the 8.64 grains....many were 9.0! To shoot these in my TX I would have to re-zero and compensate for the velocity drop of 30 FPS over the older lots of FTS I had been shooting.

Tighter QC would be appreciated.. Also it would be nice if they could offer different size options ( like jsb) 4.50, 4.51, 4.52 and weights 8.4 8.6 8.8 and 9.0 grain selected.

This pellet are nice clean, a little more weight than other medium weights, improve the accuracy on my precharge rifle, but not enought.

Better price is too expensive for fun.

On the piston action like Gamo CFX is better accuracy but remember for long range, drop more.

Wow, great pellet for my .177 HW97. Extremely accurate, consistent fit and great knockdown power. Have take out many squirrels with this pellet. Very good groups at all yardages.

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I feel this is one of the best overall pellets for HW97.

Accurate - no deformed pellets - close to 9 gn as I have found.

A little pricey!

Buy H & N Trophy's instead! There is a visual difference and a supposed weight difference of .14 gn but they are both made by H & N and do appear very similar. The H & N performed right next to these, I saw NO difference, save a couple of bucks and buy H & N Trophy's when you can!

The quality is excellent. I am shooting half inch groups at twenty yards with these in my Gamo CFX.

They are kind of pricey. I plan to continue to search for other pellets that give me similar or better grouping with my Gamo CFX.

Although they are kind of pricey, if you are looking for accuracy, you should give them a try.

Not much. Way overpriced IMHO.

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My 34 P Pro doesn't like them nearly as much as Superdomes or Kodiak Heavy Match pellets.

Used these to sight in my brand new Beeman 1100. Took less than 8 shots to do so. Excellent 5 shot groups in 1 ragged hole at 20 yards. Went right thru a 1/2" pine board at 20 yards. Lookout varmints!!

Definitely would benefit us end users if they had a screw on lid!

The perfect pellets for RWS airguns

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Buy a tin and try them they are worth the money. Very accurate.

These pellets group very well in my RWS 48, seem to outperform any other pellet I have tried. Very consistent groups.

Add a screw on top!!!!!!!

Great pellet, little more expensive than other pellets, but well worth the money if you want accuracy consistently.

These pellets are the best I have found to date. I have a Walther LGR and I have tried a good amount of different pellets in this rifle. It does not like any other pellet and so I have decided this is the only pellet I will buy for this rifle.

The price is way to high for the pellet. I had a place where I was getting them for $9.95 for a 500 tin. i have been told that this pellet has been discontinued and Pyramid is the only place I have found this pellet. I bought the last 4 tins my source had in stock. He is trying to get 10 mor tins for me but not sure if he can.

Very accurate, weight may go to 9.1 grams but the entire tin is the same weight. Very few "fliers." Why they were discontinued is a mystery to me.

These just unseated the Beeman RamJet/H&N Sillhoutte as the top performing pellet in my Gamo CFX, yielding 0.37" 5-shot groups @ 25 yards on a gusty day! Pure lead, so they should also result in less leading and better performance for hunting. PyramydAir has also begun packing their pellet shipments so well that you could literally drop a box of them from six feet onto cement without damaging them! They now use closed cell foam cut to fit each tin, separating each layer with cardboard. MAJOR kudos to the packing team!

These are a bit expensive, but you really do get what you pay for.

These pellets are great performers, so you will probably want to get several tins after you see how they perform in your rifle.

Above average uniformity and weight.

The price but in this case you really do get what you pay for... accuracy!

The FTS weigh the same as the Crow Mags- if your gun likes Crow Magnums it'll also like these! The FTS are pretty much all I use anymore. If the cost isn't a problem for you- the FTS are the way to go!