Page 2 - Air Arms Field, .177 Reviews

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.

nice and uniform. They shoot very well in my kral pro 500. Before I reviewed these pellets I was shooting vitamin bottles at 100 yards with them. Very nice.

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These shoot very well in my Kral pro 500. Very few fliers Good at 50 yards and beyond

A very accurate pellet, especially at the longer ranges. My HW 97k likes these pellets.

This is a common complaint, but a screw on lid for the tin would be nice.

It is my understanding that the Air Arms line of pellets, are made for Air Arms, by JSB, and are duplicates of the JSB product line, making their use interchangeable between the two.

Excellent accuracy in my Walther barreled marauder. I'm talking about 25 yard bench rest grade accuracy

Quality and price when compared with a competitor who probably is the manufacturer for Air Arms.

Put product in a tin with a screw top.............

This is the go to pellet for my Air Arms TX200 springer for accuracy.

I use Air Arms pellets for field Target competitions. They are usually the best in my rifles and pistol

Make them the size advertised. I found all under the 4.52 mm and more like 4.6-8mm. Also this batch has a shallow skirt that leaves the shape less wasp waisted then the deeper skirts. Also makes them a bit shorter than the deep skirts. It takes more gun tuning to stabilize the pellet at 55 yds.

This batch has the above issue. Prefer the deeper skirts.

Very accurate. Higher velocity compared to other pellets of same weight. Deep penetration on small game.

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Try these pellets. 1090 f.p.s. Average out of my Benjamin np2 Rogue 177. At a little more than 10 grains as fast as other pellets weighing 8.3 grains due to their shape. Very accurate as well. Consistently will penetrate through rabbits, crows and other small game.

Nice consistent pellets.

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Favorite pellet for my Marauder

First off the pictures dont do these things justice, the can I got look almost like they have been polished there super clean, I love the design and havent found a single bad one yet ..

Not a thing, but I would like to see some more weights available

Got a can of these to try out in My air Arms s500 and wow very impressive I was picking the lemons from the tree in the back yard from 25 yards away of corse with a few misses ( didnt want to damage the fruit) but still I love these pellets and this is coming from a JSB guy !

I tried these AA Field Heavy 10.34 gr. and many other pellets in the 8-10 gr. range for my Kral Puncher Pre 500. These pellets stood out as way above average at 50 yards. If there is little or no wind I can normally stack these pellets on top of each other.

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There pellets shoot so well I'm done searching for the magic pellet for this particular gun.

Great pellet, very good price.

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Great all around pellet. I use them mostly for field targets and and spinners. Shoots very a consistent out of my Diana 460 and 470TH.

These 10.34 Air Arms pellets seem more consistent, tin-to-tin than the JSB equivalent that I have been using for the last 2 years.

Better quality pellet than most of the other brands....

Heavy weight of pellets. Accuracy of pellets.

Great product. Tight groupings.

Appear to be a dead ringer for the JSB Exact Heavy pellets that cost a buck more a tin.

The tin itself is woefully suited to the basic task of keeping the pellets inside when you want them there. The lid doesn't screw on, and the detents are weak.

Fast shipping, packaging and cleanliness when handling.

Screw top lid.

These are hit and miss for consistency from tin to tin lot number to lot number. This will not work when competing in Field Target as consistency is everything. I had a tin produced 9 April 2017 that my Marauder would stack pellets with at 30 yards. The remaining 3 tins I have are all the same lot number made in October 2017 and the groups are abysmal by comparison. So now I am stuck with 3 bad tins of pellets and can not return them since they were ordered last year and of course I no longer have the invoice.

These pellets are awesomely accurate at 890 fps from my Air Arms S400 FAC. Tiny 5-shot one-hole groups are the norm at 25 yds with fewer "flyers" than H&N Barracuda Match pellets.

The tins need screw on lids to prevent opening during handling and transport.

If you shoot other brands of pellets from tins with screw on lids, save the tins when they're empty for your Air Arms Field Heavies. Masking tape the lids and re-label them.

Shoots well out of my .177 Diana 34. I have decent groups at 35 yards considering I shake like a quaking aspen. I have yet to shoot them out farther.

This is a heavy pellet as pellets go. It is very accurate and delivers hard hitting energy. If you are hunting this should do the job on most small animals, I don't hunt, but from what I see it should do the job. I put a box with a 1X8 pine board in it and figured it would not go too far. It put a hole in everything, box, board and all.

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I am new to airgunning, but I have a lot of experience with firearms. I hunted when I was younger, but I don't like dove and it is too hard to get deer or elk tags here. I won't kill anything that I don't eat (unless it is rats or mice). I like competing in silhouette and paper target matches and was introduced to air rifle sport a few weeks ago. It is a ton of fun.

They always work

Less expensive

These are the most accurate pellet in my .177 FX Streamline out of over a dozen other pellets tried. JSB's were very close but Air Arms were the best tested so far. They shot consistently at .32 +/- CTC inches at 25 yards from a bench. I'm 71 so you younger folks could probably do even better. You know that we are always searching for that most accurate pellet out of each of our guns. Maybe this one will be yours too. Give them a try.

Of course I would like a more secure yet easy to open container.

These pellets appear to be perfect in the tin with no defects that I have found yet. I'm using these as my squirrel pellet and bought 4 more tins in the same production run. (this purchase) I've also decided to try Air Arms pellets in my other guns in .22 and .25 but haven't gotten around to it yet. It's still winter here in western PA & too cold, windy & wet for accuracy testing.