Page 8 - Predator Polymag .25, .25 Reviews

shot very well out of my marauder 1 inch group at 40 yards

more pellets per tin

great pellet but if you use it in the Hatsan 65 you will need to cut just the very tip off with a pair of scissors and they will work fine

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I'd just say try them and see how they work in your rifle, I like them as they are a good hunting pellet with out much weight.

SHOOTING THESE PELLETS OUT OF MY HATSAN 125 FOR THE FIRST TIME I WAS A BIT SKEPTICAL. THOSE FEELINGS CHANGED AFTER ONLY 5 SHOTS. THEY PERFORM AS STATED AND BOY THEY DELIVER THE ENERGY NEEDED TO HUMANELY DISPATCH YOUR QUARRY. THE ACCURACY WAS IMPRESSIVE AND REPEATABLE. IN MY OPINION, THESE ARE BY FAR THE BEST PELLET IN .25 CALIBER.

FOR THE PRICE, MAKE THEM AVAILABLE IN A HIGHER COUNT TIN. AS FAR AS PERFORMANCE, RELIABILITY AND ACCURACY IS CONCERNED, THERE IS NO BETTER PELLET.

these pellets create alot of knockdown power, huge entrance wounds.

more per tin. a screw on lid for the tin.

great for short range hunting, but a bit pricey and not as accurate as JSB exacts at 50yds.

This pellet is exceptionally accurate when fired from my Benjamin Marauder. The pellets are consistant in shape and weight. Groups are tight out to 60 yards. That's as far as I've been able to test. They will produce a single ragged hole at 25 yards. I'm looking forward to taking small game and varmints with the Predator Polymag. It has no problem blowing through 3/8" plywood so critters won't stand a chance.

The tin should really have a screw top and a few more pellets for the price would be nice. A 200 count perhaps?

This particular design pellet works best in my Marauder when using the single shot tray. It doesn't work well with my magazines. This isn't a real problem for me since I generally use the tray when hunting.

POLY TIP

SCREW TYPE LID.

EXTREMLY ACCURATE IN MY HATSAN 125.CLOVERLEAF GROUPS AT 25 YDS.

This particular pellet is extremely accurate when fired from my Benjamin .25 cal Marauder. I have my gun set up for 50 yards, but I feel that this pellet would work out to 60+ yards depending on the wind. This is a hard hitting hunting round. Small furry critters up to raccoon size will pose no problems with properly placed shots.

A 200 count tin would be nice for the money. Also it wouldn't hurt to have a screw on lid. These pellets can be problematic in my Benjamin 8 round magazine so I use a single shot adapter when in the field.

Carry tape for your lid, otherwise 150 count pick up is going to occur sooner, or later.

These are a great hunting pellet within 40 yards

accuracy

These didnt do to well in my marauder but my conder loves them over all not to bed

Accuracy, and power from my Hatsan 125 Sniper: They have killed 1 or 2 rabbits insofar easily and quickly!

Make a 350*500 ct container

extremely effective against small game!

These pellets cause the most devastation according to video reviews. They aren't always the most accurate in my rifles but are certainly good enough for small game.

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I think if I were trying to take down a Fox or even a Coyote, I would use a dome pellet due to better penetration but that is just my opinion. I would choose the Polymags for anything smaller.

Very accurate and hit hard.

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Buy these. You will not be disappointed.

knock down power

My marauder shoots these pretty accurate at 50 yards and under. Tried them at 100 yards and they would not hold even an average group. You can really hear these things pushing the air.

Excellent accuracy and very uniform.

More in a tin.

This is the most accurate pellet I shoot in my Hatsan 125 Nitro Sniper. Will consistantly shoot under .4inches on my 22 yard range. The best group I haver ever shot with any type of gun was with this pellet. ( .276 in. )

great hunting pellet at 30 yards

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i shot a squirrel at 30 yards through the back with my 25cal hatsan and it went straight through and came out the stomach ,, one shot kill,,

That these are finally available in 25 cal. Every air gun I have shoots these well..22 cal and 25cal. They are extremely powerful and accurate when shot from my talon p.....or my rws 54 and my daystate 80ft lb 25cal.

Nothing about the design or how they perform but make them available in bulk. These are an all around pellet for plinking and hunting and anything in between......

Try these in all the cals. You will not be disappointed.

Excellent for birds up to starlings and grackles. Its not even fair what it does to sparrows. Hits like a brick, leaves maximum energy behind. Reminds me of a ballistic tip varmint bullet.

Larger quantity, maybe that would bring the price down a bit.

Very accurate in my .25 Marauder, just keep under 875 fps.

not a bad pellet for the m-rod,group well and hit fairly hard.

more per tin,the plastic ballistic pin is x-mas tree shaped so it's flat against the pellet,expansion would be better if they were tapered into the lead.

check the red tip and make sure it is seated all the way,one fell off in my clip and jammed it.

excelent for pest / small animal control good accuracy at 50 yards cycles and feeds flawless from a marauder

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Amazing accuracy. Just as accurate a JSB Exacts in my rifle. Devastating energy delivery. Maximum expandtion around 750-850 fps. Penetration of only 6-8" in ballistics gel. All energy is transfered to the target quickly.

Pricey

Trajectory is subpar. This is a 75 yard pellet for me tops. Loses to much energy down range.

They work as advertised. Quick kills and fewer pests to eat our food. They really do impart their energy into the target. I was surprised to discover that these are one of the most accurate pellets out of my Benjamin NP XL 725.

The lid doesn't stay on very well when the tin is mostly full. I'm probably being overly paranoid, but I feel like the plastic part is more fragile and I always handle the pellets to avoid damaging the "nosecones." If they're bent or dinged up I'm sure it will hurt the accuracy.

It's hard to discuss my experiences with this pellet without being graphic, but just know that if you need to dispatch an appropriately sized pest for your gun that these will get it done. I know it's not comparable in terms of FPE, so don't get me wrong, but the wounds remind me of what I've seen .22 rimfire hollow points do. You walk up to the dead pests and think "that stinks, I have to clean THAT up." Poor critters.