Air Arms Field, .177 Reviews

Quality with the air arms pellets is much better than the jsb equivalent very accurate out of my hw50 consistent inch or less groups at 50 yards

Make in a 4.53-4.54 head size the 4.52 is very loose in all my German springers

Order these over the jsb equivalent much better consistency

Work VERY WELL in my Diana 54

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They are extremely uniform, all air arms pellets are held to a ver high standard that I can see after buying MANY tins.

These do particularly well in a custom Crosman build of mine.

A little spendy...wish they were cheaper by a few bucks.

Consistency. My best pellet (along with Daystate Sovereign Hunter 10.33 grain also made by JSB) out of my Air Arms TX200.

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This pellet flat performs. I get 810 fps out of my TX200 and with no wind can get 10 shot groups at 50 yards you can cover completely with a quarter. These pellets hang onto velocity EXTREMELY well.

They shoot great from my .177 Benjamin Marauder.

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These are very similar to the JSB 10.34 grain pellets for less money. I believe JSB manufactures these for Air Arms. They seem to shoot well in several of my air rifles. The weight is ideal for a lot of PCPs and the harder shooting spring/air piston rifles. Not many were damaged in my tin upon arrival.

The awful non-screw top lid like many JSB pellets. Such a small change would make a big difference in user experience. These pellets seemed a bit dirtier in the tin than my similar JSB and FX 10.34 pellets, but it did not seem to negatively impact accuracy.

Cheaper alternative to JSB with similar/identical quality. Pyramyd Air is the best place to order pellets from due to a combination of the buy 3 get one free deal and their superior shipping packaging that gives you the best chance of receiving undamaged pellets.

Excellent accuracy out to 30 yards in my nearly 30 year old Beeman R10. (Thirty yards was the maximum I tried them.) Would not be afraid to use them for hunting.

very uniform in size and weight, which means very accurate

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I recently had my Fienwerkbau 124 reworked for piston seal and upgrade on the main spring (55 lb.). The result was the 8.34 gr AA Field .177 pellets were chron'd over 900fps which is a bit too much for pellet stability. The AA Heavy Field .177 chrono'd at 800 fps, with excellent accuracy ... at least out to 45 yds on a 1" plate.

Very consistent weight and super clean. My go to pellet for my HW100

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Excellent quality will definitely purchase again!!

true to size

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.