Page 2 - Predator Polymag .177, .177 Reviews

Perfect for varmints!

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Get them for those pesky varmints!

Shoots hard and straight

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These pellets are excellent for pest control and small game hunting.

I have been shooting these for years and the quality and accuracy is great. Great pellet for small game hunting. Excellent penetration.

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These are well made, clean and accurate in my Crosman Silhouette and 2100.. I will be reordering them soon.

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Easy to load, takes out the pests most every shot.

They do not fit all .177 airgun. I have a 760 pumpmaster that has a 5 shot clip, these pellets fall out of the clips. They only work in my single shot pistol and rifle.

very clean . grouping is very good out of my rifle. no bent pellets.

can is too small for 200 pellets I guess that's why I counted 185 pellets in my can. Price is a little high but if they shoot well pay the price!

deadly on bushy tail rats

Good penetration

Not bad for a light pellet

These are a nice little hunting pellet. They are completely disrespecting the local starling population. Starlings, with them EVIL yellow eyes, head straight to the depths from which they came upon contact with one of these suckers. I stole some play-doh from my youngest and shot a few through the multi colored blobs and the results were what you would expect. I have had very little luck with any type of hollow points out of my marauder and rainstorm, both .177 but, so far at 25-30 yards these are JSB accurate. I had a finicky time getting these into my rainstorm mag but, with some patience they loaded up nice and cycled smoothly. Marauder mag took them just fine and cycled well, too. Being 8g?? I doubt I will use them out of my rainstorm because I have had jamming issues in the past with such light pellets... I just wanted to try them out.

The tin is tiny, like itsy-bitsy. So, I put them into a padded Tupperware with a snap lid. I'm almost positive that, had I not, they would have spilled everywhere if left in attended. So, swap out the container or put them into a snap/screw on lid type container.

They come in the small container and are jam packed in there. Some of the skirts get a bit bent, not to many?? maybe 15-25? I put all my bent pellets in an old chew can and use them for plinking out of my junk springer. It is what it is, soft lead bends. They are JSB accurate out of my Marauder and Evanix Rainstorm. They work well out of my springer, my neighbor didn't have much luck with his gamo whisper. My MRod was shooting the 10.34 jsb at 915-930 and shot these 950-960. I would like to see some distance but will slow them down to 890ish for anything out past 50 yd. These are clean, well formed, and accurate pellets. Don't think that they are the same as them "red fire" pellets, these are shooters, I was hoping to have a pellet that would stay in the birds but, they have been blowing right through them. I cant wait to see what they do on some furries.

IN MY RUGER TIRGIS .177 i GET LESS THEN A 1" GROUP AT 35 YARDS AFTER BREAK IN (30) SHOTS. THIS PELLET GIVES ME A CLEAN KILL EVERY TIME ON SQUIRRELS AND RABBITS.

MORE PELLETS PER TIN, AND PRICE MORE IN LINE WITH OTHER TOP MANUFACTURES

I HAVE USED 5 TINS ( 1000 ) ROUNDS AND FOR MY GUN I WILL NOT CHANGE

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Don't know

Lousy accuracy at 30 yards in a crossman pneumatic. 6 inch 5 shot group

They shot really well out of my gun and broke apart on impact which was perfect for pest control. Shot quarter size groups out to 35 yards which was the furthest I wanted to walk through the snow.

Change the container so the lid doesn't just slide on and off.

Using a Gamo Bone Collector Maxim.

Accuracy

Bigger can

Once in a while found the tip fell off.

These are the most accurate pellet in most of my guns they will fit in I wish they would fit 850 repeater

THEY TRY TO PUT TO MANY PELLETS INTO ONE TIN WAY TO MANY GET DEFORMED I HAVE 4 CALIBERS AND THEY ALL HAVE MESSED UP PELLETS

They are very accurate just be ready to throw about 5 percent away

Penetration and expansion is excellent. Since I have started using these in my Diana 34 (.177 Cal), all of my squirrel shots have been humane kills. These are deadly accurate out to 27 yards, which is great for a hollow point pellet.

They are expensive.

I was going to buy a second air gun in .22 Cal for pest control, but I thought I would try these out in my .177 Diana 34 instead. These pellets enter the animal cleanly, and do not exit, which mean all 10-12 fpe is transferred to animal with a humane kill in seconds.

very well made. excellent penetration

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I use these in my Benjamin Maximus .177 and these things are amazing on squirrels. 3 days into squirrel seasons I already have 17 of those though little critters. they create a lot of damage on target. one shot one kill and down goes the lil suckers

very good precision!!

Grouping (and centers w/ most of my others) and minimal "flyers" (= consistency).

Only the ol' saw: Make available in larger quantities (for presumed economy).

Shot thru my 2.5-yr old UmaRex "Fuel".

Grouping.

Make available in larger volumes - presumably more economical.

Groups w/ Crosman Pointed and Hollow Point.

They looked well made and were easier to load in my rifle.

Not sure.

These pellets were not as accurate as the red fire in my rifle.. I have a nitro venom dusk.