Page 12 - Pellet Pen, Holds 15 .22-Cal Reviews

Seems to hold pellets well.

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Quick way to load my gun.

Add a lanyard, clip or holder on the gun. Hard to keep it in your pockt without fear of losing it. Add a rubber stopper at the non-dispensing end to stop pellets from comming out backwards.

Must have. Its the best way to feed pellets in a break barrel.

This makes loading a springer very convenient. The capacity is good.

It's a bit pricey for a plastic tube, rubber sleeve, and plastic insert.

If you can get past the price, it's well worth it.

Easy loading and quiet operation. I like not having to open a tin for every shot, or risk dumping the tin on the ground. I purcahsed 2 so I could have additional capacity. I waited for some time to have the 22 cal. pen developed. It was worth the wait.

Maybe a clip or cap on the end to reduce the risk of the slide from accidently coming off the end. So far have not had this issue, but can see it's possible.

I have and love to shoot an old 22 cal. Crossman 44 Single action. The pellets load from the front of the revolver. So, I tried the pellet pen by loading the pellets in backwards to see if I can load my revolver easily, and it works. Sets the pellet in place tail first, than I just seat the pellet (if needed). Allows me to carry both my rifle (break-barrel) and SA revolver together for an afternoon of shooting fun.

Size is just right for use while wearing gloves--about the size of a long highlighter pen. Works as intended for breech-loading spring air rifles, like my Benji Trail NP. Perfect for convenience of loading when pellet tins are a problem.

A bit more positive locking of the slider on the Pellet Pen would be nice. I worry that the slider part will pop off and get lost at times. A loop integrated into the top to allow the attachment of a lanyard for hanging the Pellet Pen around the neck would make this nifty gadget even better.

Tip: Wrap a rubber band around the loaded Pellet Pen (above the slider) can help prevent the slider from backing off too far. Still trying to figure out a way to attach a lanyard to it that still allows reloading of it conveniently.

Definitely makes for a quiet hike. Dead simple. Loading a springer is much faster with the pellet pen compared to any other method I have used, and I haven't dropped any with the pen either.

Put an adjustable pellet seat depth cap on it. I could joyfully waste another week or two of range time finding the sweet spot of loading depth.

Breech loading guns will benefit the most from the pellet pen, but the quiet factor makes this a good idea no matter what you're shooting.

Both the .22 and .177 sizes work fine. No problems with fit or mold marks. Operation is easy, one-handed.

It would be nice if the slider would clip on your pocket.

Haven't had a pellet pen before. It makes loading easier and faster with all my single shots and keeps the lead off my fingertips.

I am not sure it would hold pellets securely when bumped and moved around a lot, such as in and out of a pocket, backpack, etcetera, or dropping it on the ground (such as a case of cold fingers in the field). I would like to see more of a mechanical approach to address this.

every thing" Perfect for loading break barrels,oneof the few for .22 cal.

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Get it it is worth every dime

Easy to use to index pellets into the chamber one at a time. Look forward to having it during colder weather when gloves are needed.

Be nice if it had a pocket clip. I'm not sure that there's a way to add one without interfering with pellet feeding.

Works great with a break barrel rifle, nice to have some handy pellets with the gun.

Would be nice if it clipped to a shirt pocket, the thumb slider is not a clip.

The Pellet Pen is very simple to use. It makes loading pellets into a break-barrel air rifle a breeze. It holds the pellets firmly in place until you need to use it. I highly recommend these for those that want to have pellets handy when out hunting small game with their .22 air rifle.

Maybe put it on a lanyard or include a lanyard or hook to attach it to a belt for those who don't have pockets on their shirt. Other than that, it is well designed.

I used my pellet pen for loading pellets into my .22 Benjamin Discovery while out hunting in the field. It allow me to quickly load a pellet into the breach without fumbling around for a pellet in my pocket or a pouch and keeps the pellets free from damaged skirts. I'm glad I purchased on of these to use while hunting.

It works as advertised and makes loading a snap.

The price for one thing. For the first time I am reluctant to recommend this item as the money is more then a plastic tube requires.

It is flimsy plastic that will snap if you acidentally sit on it. This one is personal choice purchase only.

Nice handy way to carry a few pellets around. Makes it easier to load them into a single-shot springer. Once loaded into the pellet pen, don't have to touch the pellets again; no lead dust on fingers when loading the gun.

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I also use this in my Crossman single shot bolt action 2400KT carbine. With a scope mounted, it was tough getting the pellet loaded (clumsy old fingers). It is easier using the pellet pen, although for this it's not perfect, still get a pellet in upside down occasionally, but less often.

Very handy

Add something to prevent loss of pellets in pocket

Quick and easy..

Keeps pellets in place and makes it easy to insert them into gun.

Make larger to carry more pellets.

Very Handy. A convenient way to carry pellets cleanly and very quick means of loading a break-barrel air rifle

Price.

For what it does, it is worth the money but seems a bit pricey for a slotted tube, a sliding clip and a rubber collar.

ease of use. Makes plinking and competitive shooting a breeze

"Full" indicator, maybe a heavier duty version with some metal parts

For break-action rifles and pistols.

I have Arthritis and when loading P-Rod mags I drop more than I load. With this I can load it from the palm on my hand and drop .22 pellets in the mag with ease.

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Just get one.