Beeman .177 Cal, .177 Reviews

They punch holes in my targets where they are supoosed to.

My trigger control.

I can't tell much difference between these and other decent match pellets.

these work well in several of my pistols and small rifle

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every gun eats different, try them see it they work in yours

Inexpensive

The diameter seems pretty inconsistent. Some pellets fit so loosely in the bore that they actually fall out.

I liked the price

It would be nice to have a better tin/container where the lid stayed on

I tried these wad cutters, the hollow points, and the pointed ones. The 3 that were available. I tried the pellets in 3 different guns. They work ok 20 yards and in. Past that, not so good. Kinda all over the place.

This came in a Bundle with the Beeman P17 that I ordered from PyramydAir....they were out of stock on the wadcutter's....so I received my package nearly a month later..than the pistol itself...... I have not tried them in my P17 yet,, but they look fine to me....and the P17 is very compatible with another brand of wadcutters I really like my Beeman P17, ....I had a bit of difficulty in it not closing completely when being cocked, but I now believe that was due to "operator error" as it seems to work fine now....it is very accurate and the trigger pull is the lightest & most predictable in my collection of bb/pellet pistols..... I would buy again....

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I just want to say, that PyramydAir customer service was very helpful in answering some unrelated product questions....Thank you for that...... I will purchase from them again..... Just need to make up my mind between two different but similar items......

Accuracy & cost

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Pellets are consistent.

The tin does not stay closed on its own, poor design.

I am not a fan of wadcutters.

Perfect pellet shoot well and leave nice hole. Very good accuracy.

The lid on the can just pops right off not good they need to have a screw on lid.

Enjoy

The price was hard to beat at $2.95 a tin (250 ct.) 0.1 gr. less than the main pellet I use.

The tin. Lid does not stay on.

Were decently accurate in my mid '80's Crosman 664x Powermaster Model 66c. 10 shot tests were a loose dime size group. They seemed to walk around a lot, but still within a dime size.

consistency and accuracy, I didn't have any rejects out of the whole tin!

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These wadcutters are great to break your gun in, or for just everyday plinking!

Clean and smooth & great price

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I use theses in my Walther lever action Winchester. The fit and work perfect in the rotary magizine Very accurate.

worked okay

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not stellar accuracy from my ruger airhawk

Very, very accurate out of my Air Arms Alfa Proj pistol. Excellent value. These pellets will be my everyday practice ammo from now on.

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I wish I could get these in 5000 count boxes.

Good accurate pellets my .177 guns all like them. Very good price and helps to reduce exposure to lead being coated.

Make them in .22 also.

Picked up a couple different tins of pellets to test today and these were one of them. They fit very good in my Crosman Phantom and are very accurate. Getting groups of one ragged hole at 10 yards. Haven't tried hunting with them yet but they should work good at close ranges without getting too much penetration.

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I would say the most accurate pellet I've tried yet. Cheap and good for just having fun

Bought these for my 12 year old daughter because of the coating, Her mom was worried about the lead. She shoots Golf tees in her air rifle at 42 feet. Good accuracy for her gun, but not in any of our other 5 guns.

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You have to try alot of different pellets in order to find the ones that give the best accuracy.

The coating really seems to aid velocity, reducing fouling, and accuracy a bit.

Nothing, and the grumbling about the coating peeling is quite silly, as the coating is graphite, which will not harm air rifles.

I suggest that those buying these for the first time should get the smaller tin first to see how they perform first.

Beeman has high quality products.

Coated pellets are pretty much just painted. That being said, once you shoot them + they hit something that coating is pretty much toast. Also I noticed that towards the end of the tin, the coating had come off + there were tons of flakes of paint in the tin and in my hands. Probably in my rifle as well.

Again, Beeman makes good quality products. The size + shape are all uniform, but the paint peeling is the only downfall.