Page 2 - Pellet Pen With Pellet Seater Reviews

Very convienent

Make this out of stronger materials, and it should have a lanard attached

Very easy to use and seat pellets. Just as the .177 version.

Charge a couple bucks more and include the lanyard like the .177 version.

Air Venturi.....are you going to make this in .25 cal? And Hatsan is selling a ton of the 30 cal breakbarrel so maybe one in 30 cal for those folks.

Constructed well. Handy for pocket carry.

Fingers work better for a Gamo accu .22 with rotating breech.

Easy operating.

Add an adapter to also load undercover fixed barrel rifles.

The ease of use vs carrying tins around

Somewhat "pricey" but the quality is good

All airgunners should have at least 2 of these pens when hunting

works great! want more.

nothing.

dont buy just one. you will be sorry. i want two more for my .22 and three or four for my .177

Great idea. It took about 2 magazines too master using it

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Depending on the pellets construction you will need to adjust the seating depth.

Easy to use.

Easy to use. A lot quicker than loading each one by hand out of a tin.

Maybe a little lower price.

Very convenient. The seating function helps remove most skirt deformation, too.

Price. Seems awful steep, considering the cheap materials that they're made from; however, it still beats carrying a clumsy can around with you.

Buy more than one!

Everything. Works great.

Allow for more colors.

If you are looking for more consistent shots, you can get them from the seater.

Very handy for loading a break barrel rifle and to carry extra pellets while hunting. The seater is a nice plus.

It's just a great idea - - makes loading a break-barrel rifle a pleasure. No more pellets covered in pocket lint. No more pellets inserted backwards. No more dropping pellets in the dirt. No more fingertips covered in pellet grime. I could go on, but you get the idea. I bought two and will probably get more. The seater is nice. A clever and well-made product that does what it says it will do, reliably.

I imagine there will be far less expensive knock-offs on the market if there aren't already. Price is perhaps a little high for what it is. Yet, it works great, and even at the current price, it's worth it and I'll buy a few more.

Try it - - you'll like it. I'll call it a must for owners of break-barrel guns.

Does it's job very well.

Works great. Improves consistency.

Use a heavier plastic. Could be some durability issues. For the price, I'm surprised the is no clip or provisions to hang it somewhere. I have to keep in pocket, dangerous because it's so long, or set down, sometimes on the ground.

Some pellet skirt designs and sizes will prevent seater from working. The seater helps shape the skirt to the bore, if the skirt is thick, you may only get it flush, not seated in.

Well I got the pellet pen but not the pellet seater so I'm a bit disappointed so I can't give a review on the seater but I have one of the pens and it work very well the seater is what I wanted to try .

How about giving me what I ordered would be a great start and maybe makes metal version .

This experience is not my normal experience I have from P.A.and I'm sure that once P.A gets wind of this little over site they will make it right ...P.A. always treats me good and That's why I recommend P.A. to all those that I take to about airguns and the like.

Many "kudos" for the company or individual that came up with this product! What a neat and very handy way to carry/load your pellets while hunting, target shooting or just plinking around! Loading and seating your pellets in your break-barrel has never been easier! No more "fumbling" through a pellet can again and reloading is faster than ever...Also, the clear plastic material makes it easy to confirm that your pellets are all "skirt up" to avoid any miss loads! No more carrying around "noisy" pellet cans while you're hunting!

Nothing! Well, just a minor suggestion...Make them in a "Day-Glow" translucent orange or yellow plastic for easy location, if you drop or lose one, in the grass, field or woods?

Buy a couple of these to start with...I think you are going to really love these and want more than just one, as I did!

Works well with the sliding breech of my Gamo ACCU otherwise it would be a pain

Don't waist you're money if you have a break barrel, it's not necessary, fingers work just as well.

You can adjust the depth of the seat. I set it for just past flush with the breach - accuracy better than ever. This is a must have for a stubborn or tight breach. My Comet turned into a great bargain once I started using this product. I had an old Beeman version, but it put it way deep inside - not wrong - but this is more modern engineering. For a tight breach don't bother trying to load it; it will crumple badly. Just pop a pellet into your hand and plug it in with your seater.

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The .177 caliber version of this did not work in my little springer. There is no breach issue and the pellets were all over the place on the target. Even just loading it seemed to cause issues. Seating .177 made totally wild shots. I think .22 is a more forgiving caliber. .177 is so little it seems to get marred and ruined. That was my experience with .22 and .177 loader\seaters.

Good unit, overall. I like especially the pellet seater.

with under diameter pellets, you can get a double loads really easily.

I am going to buy 2 more... Its a nice addition to the shooting bench.