Air Arms Field, .177 Reviews

Probably the most consistent and accurate pellets I have used with my Rapid Air Weapons TM 1000 rifle

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Excellent quality.

If you like 10.34 JSB. You'll like these.

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This is an excellent field target pellet for PCP or spring guns. At least equal to or maybe even better made than the Crossman Premier Ultra Mag .177 pellet. These seem a bit better in a breeze than others of similar weight but have more diabolo shape.

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Give these a try. Very accurate and consistent weight and shape.

Most accurate pellet I have found for my Diana 75.

I would prefer the tin to have a screw on top

Very accurate. . almost as good as the JSB Exacts. Uniform.

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Love these pellets. All my rifles like them. I keep a couple of tins on hand at all times. The two rifles that liked them best are my Sig ASP20 and Avenger both in .177 cal.

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Very consistent head size. Very few damaged skirts. Narrow weight distribution.

Very accurate in my Crossman 1720T.

Sometimes wou need a little heavier pellet to calm a rifle down. I have found these excellent for coming back into an accurate cluster when the rifle is throwing a lighter pellet all over the place. The extra few grains make the difference between a pellet brushing transonic speeds to the detriment of accuracy, and a nice, tight group. The extra few grains make a difference in obtaining a solid impact hunting as well.

We are in the 21st century. Is a screw-top lid too much to ask? I am in danger of spreading my ammo all over the ground just opening the tin with my old and somewhat arthritic fingers. Some manufacturers would do well to look at the nifty little plastic box that Daisy supplies for their wadcutters for about a penny a round. Cute, easy to open, and clips to your belt.

I have used these interchangably with a JSB pellets of a similar design and weight. Both shoot equally well. This summer it has come down to what one can find and when. I think Pyramyd's price is good for a high grade pellet, particularly when combined with their 4 tin deal. In some places, I have seen utterly ridiculous prices for the same item. If I want to spend my money to no particular benefit, I'll go back to centerfire shooting.

Good pellets, small groups

expensive

Pellets are very clean and consistent in my TM1000

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Prices are a little higher here, but with the buy 3 get 4 deal it is worth it.

I find Air Arms pellets very accurate. I use these for target practice and eliminating local pests (Grey Squirrels and Chipmunks) Fun the shoot these pellets.

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Accurate pellets with my Umax Gauntlet PCP rifle. This is my third purchase of these pellets.

They are acurate in my umarex octang and my benjamin mark 2 pistol

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The price is pretty good

I really like the heavier pellets. In this way I can match the pellet weight to the weight of a slug. Then, in most cases the only thing I have to do is fiddle with the scope a little bit. The less things I have to change on an air rifle the better off I believe I am. Changing regulator pressure constantly is a pain in the rear end. I do appreciate the heavier weight pellets.

I dont know, maybe a hollow point with this type of pellet? Perhaps a softer lead with this type of pellet?

Accuracy, well packaged,

Maybe, a little bit more cheaper

It works extremly accuracy in my AA S510

Very accurate. Consistent Size and shape. Clean.

Not much. As good as the JSB 10.34s, but now they are more expensive. It's a pipe dream they will lower the price back to where is was.

These have went up $3 a tin in recent weeks. No longer the better deal over the JSB's.

no flawed pellets

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as good as JSB`s

Knock-down power. Prior to purchasing these I was using red-tipped pellets that were about 6 or 7 grains. I was aiming center-mass on the Rabbits and believe it or not they were going through and through on the Rabbit as they slowly hopped away. I knew I could get them with a head shot but was trying to understand what happens with a body shot. I decided to pick up the AIR ARMS Field Heavy .177. Saw a rabbit in my yard, took aim at center-mass and squeezed the trigger - The pellet slammed into the body like a sledge hammer. Knocking the rabbit down and seeing it convulse. I am using a Crossman Break Barrel

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I use my Crossman Break Barrel for pest control in my yard. The Rabbits have caused a lot of Damage to my landscaping. My first purchase of pellets were pellets with a red pointed tip. Almost all the pellets I fired were aimed dead center on the body. The pellets hit their mark but it was a "through and through" wound and the rabbit would jump up and scamper away. Then I picked up a tin of Air Arms Field Heavy .177.pellets. The first round hit slammed dead center on the body and the rabbit was thrown back about 3 feet. A couple of jerky movements and then still. I love these pellets.

the pricing model. These pellets are a little on the pricey side

Good ballistic coefficient for holding velocity better than small waisted pellets after 30-40 yards.

Very easy to load in my Crosman, and the accuracy and consistency from the 18" barrel is bang-on. Carries a lot of energy too.

Wouldn't mind if it they were a dollar or two less.