Benjamin .22 Diabolo Reviews

I want to say that service provide by Pyramyd was super. I have purchased from them four times and service was great. Had to return an item and no problem. The replacement was satisfactory.

Just make sure the stocked items are in working condition prior to providing to an ordered item.

Grouped very well in my RWS 460 at 25 yards.

I would like to see it offered in a 500 count can.

Try this pellet in you .22 magnum air rifle for sure.

Excellent pellet. Very good ballistic coefficient, hits hard at long range, deep penetration. I get very nice groups at 25 yards with open sights in my Webley Patriot .22 with these.

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Good value. Better groups and energy than flat heads in my guns.

Just like the cp's but cost less.

Nothin, you get what u pay for here

Nowadays a box of .22 cp's cost $22.50 for 650ct. If you got three of these it would only cost you $15 PLUS pyramid air gives u the forth tin free. So thats 1000 pelets for $15 vs. 650 for 22.50. And cp's arent what they used to be. I Dont know what dye there on but its not the same quality as when they first came out. And these Benjamin's seem to be from those same dyes.

These pellets are both good looking and has GREAT shape and consistency in accuracy

For the price this should be a 500 tin

Know what air gun you use; these pellets fit perfectly in my Crosman 800x

Very good accuracy, descent penetration. I shoot them from a rifle that produces about 750-800 fps, and can nail the 10 pt ring on an airgun target at 40 yds everytime. This is a chinese gun with some mods, but any good shot should get good results from these pellets. Fine for hunting, just understand that you can't expect an airgun to perform like a firearm distance wise. Be quiet, get a little closer, maybe work on your stalking skills a little before hand, and you will do alright, providing you can shoot straight. Good Pellets, Good price!

Nothing really

If you are having trouble hitting a target, try taking a class, or get someone who knows the delicate art of shooting to give you some pointers. Asking for help is how we improve our skills, and getting better at a hobby carries no shame. Be the best at everything you do, and let the improvements in your skills do the talking. Be safe, that wild shot may come back and hit YOU.

Price and quanity

length and weight, better CQ

I shot 250 of these through my bam 30 and these are ok out to 30 yards, after 30 they are crap. Im getting 4-5 in groups at 50 yrds. Sometimes worse. AOA strations give me 1 in groups at 50 yrds! They have crap for bc past 30yrds as well, It took 3 shots to take out a mid sized blue jay at 30 yrds. I would NEVER use these for hunting as its not humane. I might add that Crossman permiers also shoot crappy in my gun and these look EXACTLY like Cp's. Very very dirty, i think they coat these in graphite?

1. Great Penetration- one of the best I have seen 2. Accuracy good but dropped off dramatically at about 40 yards 3. Good heavy feel 4. Good value WOULD BUY AGAIN

Can't think of any off the top of my head

Great for shooting varmits or birds!!!

Great accuracy in Air Force Condor at about 950 FPS at longish ranges. They seem to have a better than average ballistic coefficient. I oiled them very lightly, but do not know if that made any difference. They do not strike with the authority of a Kodiac, but stay with them in terms of low wind drift and use less air to get to 950 FPS.

Not a thing

First two game shots with this pellet were a 64 yd. hit on a Euro Dove, then a 96 yd. hit on a second. Three starlings on a tree at 68 yd. in three shots. Then we were about 50% on Euro doves over 20 shots at 92-96 yd as the light failed and we couldn't call our misses. The wind was 2-3 Kts. We were unable to connect on a Euro dove at 122 yd. despite several tries. (The Euro dove is an accidently introduced exotic. State game departments hate them, as they seem to be crowding out native Mourning Doves, and are classified as a pest here in Texas and legal to shoot year-round. They are delicious in a gumbo.) This is a good field pellet really worth trying for birds.

Nice quality pellet. Consistent and accurate.

nothing a little more cost than similar Cross premiers

Good pellet on par with Crosman premiere hollows without the hollow point. If Premiers work for you these should too. They seem to work in more guns than other pellets. ???

Great accuracy, quality control is also good - no short shots or mangled pellets.

It would be nice to have a counterpart to the Crosman Ultra Magnum that is available only in .177 in .22 as a companion to these.

These pellets are identical to the Crosman Premier Round Nose available in the cardboard box, although the cardboard boxed ones are said to be from the same dies.

Excellant ! Hard hitting and deep penetration!

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Allways remember ..ALL guns have a preferance for a "certain" pellet. Never say a gun shoots bad until you have tried as many brands as possible.