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Different ammo types are suitable for different needs and types of shooting. There are a few things to look for when buying ammo for your air gun. The first is consistency. You want to make sure that the ammunition you're buying is as consistent as possible since inconsistency can greatly affect the accuracy of shooting and range of the air gun.

Another thing to look out for is the weight and quality of the ammo. Some pellets are made with heavier materials so that they're heavier overall. And it is important to remember that air rifles can shoot pellets farther than air pistols. However, you'll need to make sure these pellets are still traveling with enough velocity to hit your target (especially a moving target) or one that's far away from you.

Need help with the selection of air gun ammo for your air gun? Not sure which one is best suited to your needs and conditions? We have a wide variety of options that will fit the operational uses of all different types of models so contact us today and we can help you make your selection. Whether you're looking for BBs, pellets, round balls, arrows or darts, you'll find it here at Pyramyd AIR.

Beginner's Guide to Air Gun Ammo

Learn about common types & their purpose!

When selecting the right air gun ammo, it is important to purchase ammo tailored for your air gun. To figure out which ammo is going to be best for your air gun, you want to make sure you look at two things: velocity and weight.

Think about the power of the air gun. The more powerful it is, it will be able to handle heavier ammunition. If the air gun has lower power, then it would need a lighter ammo. The air gun also determines the type of air gun ammo you use. Pellets are used for air rifles or pistols that are designed to shoot pellets, whereas bbs are the second most popular ammunition.

Pellet weight can also vary from 5 grains all the way up to 4 or even more ounces, so you need to make sure that whatever air gun you have, can use that specific air gun ammo. If it's too heavy or light, then the air gun won't be able to shoot it properly.

Also, pay attention to air gun velocity when choosing air gun ammo. You want to make sure that the air gun shoot with enough velocity so it can pass through whatever air gun target you're trying to hit. Otherwise, it's just wasting air gun ammo, power, and your shooting experience.