Page 2 - Air Arms Falcon, .177 Reviews

work well god accuracy out of my sig mcx.

less lead.

give them a try. may work great in a pcp.

The only pellet that I rate as good or better than the JSB. Quality control is 2nd to none. Price is unbeatable and cheaper than JSB

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My groupings were identical to JSB .177 pellets. BUT, I got twice as many at almost 1/2 the cost.

I get the most FPS from these pellets in my springer with tremendous accuracy

My Weihrauch 30S loves them. I can easily hit BB size targets in my 12 yard range.

Make them less costly.

Even though JSB and these pellets should be the same in .177 caliber, the AA shoot better.

Quality and quality control. These can be really accurate in some guns. It is nice to have a quality domed pellet in this weight for lower powered guns.

Lid on tin. I literally dumped my first tin on the table on accident. Now I take my thumbnail and push in the lid near the edge in a couple spots to create a tight fit.

these shoot great in my hw30s. Very flat shooting for lower powered guns.

Perfect little pellet for my Weihrauch 30S.

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This is a very light pellet and should only be used by .177 air guns with small power plant. Perfect for the HW30S. Supposed to be the same as the JSB 7.33 grain, but shoots a little better.

They work very well in all of my guns.

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If you have a gun that dose not shot well try these.

Clean pellets. Good shape very few deformities.

Pellet tin lid is garbage. If u pay for premium pellets u need to get a premium tin. I've bought bargain pellets with better tins. The pellets themselves need no revision.

The lid from the tin came off way to easily when I was transporting shooting supplies. I dumped 1/3 of the contents and began the slow process of cleaning them up and seeing if they we're acceptable to shoot. I took my thumb and bent the lip of the lid to force a tighter fit. Rws tins don't screw on but have a friction fit. I believe that is the minimum for "lid grip" These pellets perform well although I don't have a rifle that excels with them, yet...

In my old FWB 124 these are as good as the old silver jets.

I would like a screw on lid, but they're so accurate I can deal with whatever package.

Nice pellet. Consistent, well manufactured, none are crushed in the tin, 500 count, well worth the money. Works great in my pellet fussy Hammerli, my Winchester M-14, and my Beretta PX4.

Nothing, this is one great pellet.

The .22 version is just as good. Works great in my .22 Hammerli. I think I've found my go-to pellet. I've purchased a number of air guns in the past six months, and this pellet works in ALL of them, and works well.

AA Falcon are excellent rounds. I use these and the H&N Rabbits with my .22 PCP and have no complaints about either...but that for my rifles and mods. Will differ with other rifles and conditions. I have used these in my pistols and are accurate, penetrate well and hit hard. Will enter flesh medium, but won't make a clean exit, which is what you want in hunting or any type of defense with an air gun (I don't recommend making an air pistol your first choice for that, obviously, but any gun is better than no gun!). Each round is consistent, solid, no lead dust residue, reasonable weight and mass, and balance...hence the great accuracy and even out of a pistol, have a good, flat path. I also have a B3 (SKS replica springer in .17 cal) and they work perfect for that, also at 750 fps. Highly recommend these!

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Great for speed and penetration and then tumbling; which makes for great ammo at live targets. Also good for slamming coffee cans at 50 meters without the worry of it passing through and hitting anything else, being lead and ball pointed. Just a good, all-round, rounds.

Falcons 7.33 are very accurate out of my 12 fpe AA s200.

I found a few bent skirts in the tin maybe 5% . A screw on lid should be standard on all tins.

If you have a low powered airgun give these a try I am glad I did.

Very well made, accurate.

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Quality pellet in shape and form. Very accurate pellet in my Gamo Recon and Gamo Recon Whisper. I have not found a single misshaped pellet in a full can of the Falcons.

Lower the price by a dollar or two.

These pellets seem to be the same as the JSB 7.33 grain pellets, which is a dollar cheaper.

Clearly a well made pellet. Uniform and consistent.

Nothing, a great light weight pellet.

Shot some JSB RS and they showed some promise, so I tried the Falcons in my mrod. Great for low power tunes and high shot counts per string. I think these pellets would perform very well in a lower powered rifle.

Nicely made pellets. Pretty accurate in my 2289 backpacker.

Maybe a screw top lid.

I am impressed with these 7.33 grain dome pellets. They are very, very accurate and consistent when shot from my R7.

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If you like JSB Exact 8.4 grain dome pellets, You will love shooting these particularly if you shoot a lower powered airgun like the Beeman R7. They seem to shoot more smoothly from the smaller power plant. Each shot just sounds and feels right.

These are the lightest lead, dome shaped pellets sold here (only the H&N greens are lighter). They go well with less powerful springer guns like my Air Venturi Bronco. Nice groups with this pellet.

The 500 count in the relatively small tin seems to risk some damage. However I bought 2 tins and very few had ben skirts.

good for light power guns

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i think these are the same as JSB 7.33 THERE JUST packaged for air arms an sold at a lower cost!! i thank these are a excellent value

They're JSB's. Consistent.

Great weight for accuracy in C02 powered guns.