Winchester .177 Cal, .177 Reviews

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hey winchester this is a very bad batch the pellets skirt bent burs inside the skirt out of round, the head looks like the leaning tower, the head size varies from 4.25 to 4.70 I will not buy them again I would not recommend these pellets. how quality control let this get by. A waste of money

Price and accuracy, I shoot mine out of 2 Diana Chasers, Pistol and rifle. They work well for me with good accuracy ( I have hanging targets at 50 ft and can pick which part of a CO 2 cartridge I hit so accuracy is as good as any I have shot has to be less than 1/2 in at 50 ft. I just finished weighing 20 on my Lyman powder scale and they weighed 7.8 to 7.9 Gr not the 8.5 they claim

I wish there weight was accurate

Just be aware that they are lighter than claimed and of the Pellets I have weighed Winchesters are the only ones they vary from advertised but I still like them as a cheap accurate pellet

The tins open easily, the price is good, shipping & packaging were outstanding

Lose the skirt flashing, put weight marking on tins

According to my Lee Precision powder scale, the average weight in the tin I got is approximately 7.6 grains. Not a deal-breaker, there's no weight marked on the tin & they're within general spec for .177 lead pellets. Head size according to my caliper averages 4.4 millimeters but said caliper is only accurate to 1/1000" and it's a budget tool, not a big name. Many pellets have flashing on the skirt, some have longitudinally distorted skirts but none appeared to be seriously out of round. I wasn't expecting precision target ammo at this price and they're not, they shot 1.25" groups from my Crosman 1077 & 1377 at 50', benchrest. So they're good for plinking, they do a fair job of killing marauding tin cans.

Nice, fairly uniform pellet. Some of my springers (which includes me) can keep them to 1.5" at 30 yards, the others can barely keep it on the paper at 30 yards.

about 20% have flashing/slivers of lead in the skirts. Most can be removed with a dental pick type of tool.

nice inexpensive pellet for shooting cans etc. None of my guns like them enough to use for serious shooting.

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All over the place when shooting out of my Beeman QB Chief .177 at 15yds. I didn't even measure the group because it was all over the place. Maybe moving at a lower fps might help accuracy, air pressure at 1800 -1600psi during the shots with my Chief.

Weight and accuracy.

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Be careful about how much weight you gun can push.

Great pellets for the price. Shoot well in my rifle and pistols. Load nice in my P17

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Great price

I was looking for a good round for my Gamo MP9, I thought I was using the best pelllet I could find, after numerous trials with around a dozen different shapes, weights I found that the Crosman Premier SuperPoint was about as good as I could get, @ 15 meters I was getting one-ragged hole groups about the size of a nickel(benched). I decided to give these rounds a try since they were very similar to the Crosmans just a tad longer, That extra length translated into increased accuracy, my nickel sized groupings shrunk by at least 25% to smaller than a dime, which is outstanding in my books, also in my daughters Daisy TargetPro 953, it's 10's all the way,the same with my modded XS-B4-2A, and QB57, I haven't found an airgun that doesn't like these rounds.

Not a thing, great pellet at a good price.

These pellets fly very straight, and true(just like a Joe Namath spiral;), They are a little heavier than average, so they may be a little heavy for any Co2 pistols w/ a muzzle velocity below 400fps, but absolutely shine in rifles with a muzzle velocity above 500fps, and with extreme accuracy, For the price you can't beat these rounds, I think I may have found a replacement for my Crosmans(in my rifles anyways;), Cheer's, and Happy Huntin', Andy.

These pellets were a nice surprise, preform just as good as higher priced pellets but at a fraction of the price got 4 tins 2000 rounds. Great tin, screw on lid. Just as accurate as crosman premiers 10.5 grains without the sticker shock. Will try the domed eventually. My gamo hunter extreme likes these as well, very accurate.

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Try them for yourself you won't be disappointed ?

Very good penetration. Good weighty pellet

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Great value for the money. Just as good as the Crosman pointed.

Best fit for Browning 800 Express, .177" just heavy enough for a good smack.

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Good quality pellets with good accuracy to 100'+. Run a bit narrow but so does my browning pistol.

great service

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keep up good work

Good pointed, hollow points good too! Domed / round nosed perfect!

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Folks weigh your pellets! Every company, every pellet tin should be weighed! Weigh them and compare to all other .177 just weigh, group, and enjoy your shooting more it takes time, but if you want to really group, pellets must be weighed. Every company I don't care who they are if you don't weigh them you will have flyers. Why! they don't all weigh the same every tin will very as much as .2 grains above and below the posted weight aprox. 60% will be exact. 30% .1 above and below aprox.10% .2 above and below posted weight so to group weigh them group them. Buy plenty and enjoy these pellets shoot dime groups at 35 yards with domed, 30 yards pointed, 25 yards with hollow point. If weighed just like all brands ( beeman r1, crosman nitro venom, daisy powerline 880, crosman 760.