Page 5 - Air Arms Field, .177 Reviews

All of the Air Arms pellets seem to be manufactured to tighter tolerances than any of the others. More consistent in both weight and size.

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If you like JSB you should give these a try.

Very good value for the 500 tin; uniform and accurate ammunition for my BSA PCP; ships securely from PA and no deformed pellets;

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Likely made by JSB !@#!@#!?; always buy in lots of four for best value;

There are very well made and accurate pellets equal to the JSB brand of similar weight. I also believe these were developed with and for Air Arm equipment.

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These pellets have a slightly better price point than the equivalent JSB brand.

Approximately the the same as the JSB Exact Heavy 10.5gr pellets, but at a slightly lower price.

Lower pricing is always welcome :D

While nearly identical to the JSB Heavy 10.5gr pellets, they shoot to a slightly different POI than the JSBs.

I'm very happy with these pellets. They are very similar to the JSB Heavy pellets - shooting with similar accuracy, but to a different point of impact.

Lower pricing is always welcome, but Pyramyd's buy 4, pay for 3 pricing helps.

These shoot well out of my Gen II Marauder at about 750fps.

Consistent, clean and accurate

If JSB's shoot well in your airgun, these will too.

Very accurate, clean pellets.

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I get an average (13 ten shot recorded groups) of .894" ten shot groups at 52.5 yards using my Hammerli AR20ft rifle.

Easy to load in the breech of my Hatsan 135 w/o the need for a pellet pen, but still fit nicely enough to create a proper seal. Shot just as consistently as the more expensive JSB's at a more affordable price.

A SCREW ON LID! Lid keeps popping off. In fact the lid will NOT stay on the mostly full tin with foam pad in place.

These shot as equally well as the JSB's in my rifle so try them if your rifle likes the JSB's. May save you a little money. Accuracy of both the AA and JSB pellet were nothing to get excited about in my rifle. May shoot better in other rifles. Matter of trial and error for each person. I'd start with the AA first. If your rifle doesn't like'm, odds are it won't like the JSB's either. Save yourself some $. Skirts are thin and soft in comparison to other pellets, so they are easily damaged if mishandled.

These are by far the most accurate pellets I have used in my CO2 air gun @ 25 yards.

A screw on lid would be nice.

Clean and very uniformed.

Screw top lid

They are not the same pellet as Jsb, there is a visible difference in a couple areas. They shoot better in my rifle than JSB.

Consistent excellent shape and quality out of the tin. Great grouping results even with an inexpensive breakbarrel... Regularly hitting 0" to 1/4" groups to max 1/2" at 30yds. Haven't experimented with many different pellets - only 4... But these have performed great and thus no need to keep testing others...

Change lid to Spin Close...

Took almost a month for Pyramid to deliver... But they were nice and professional about it... I ordered 3 tins thinking the 4th free tin would come automatically but it doesnt work that way - you need to order 4 tins to get the 4th free... Pyramind did fill add the 4th tin by sending me the slightly more expensive tin JSW pellets which was nice of them considering the delay indelivery...

I use these pellets in my AirArms S500 .177 PCP for competition shooting. This so far is my rifle's favorite pellet for accuracy.

What else? The lid so pellets don't spill out. Also seems to be out of stock from the manufacturer.

These are made by JSB and people say it is the exact same pellet. It is not. It is different except for the weight. I used the JSB heavy version of this pellet and the AA version shoots a little more accurately from my gun so I switched. Your gun may vary so try both.

My new favorite heavy weight domed pellet. Superb performance, very decent price for the product, and, the pellets come in a near perfect state. I simply cannot find anything I don't like about this pellet.

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I tried these on a lark. I wanted to add another tin of pellets for the freebie, and, while searching, these caught my eye. My .177 rifle loves medium to heavier weight pellets, so, I bought a tin. For my .177 rifle, high quality domed pellets shoot stupidly well out of this Crosman TR77 NPS. These Air Arms 10.34 gr, RWS 8.3 gr., and, any of the JSB domed pellets are my go to choices from here on out. They are all superb performers.

They fit the budget.

Screw on lid.

I am getting decent groups with my gamo.

The price is good.

Screw on lid. The lid barely stays on without the help of tape.

They shoot okay from my silent cat.

Consistent head sizes. Getting 0.2" - 0.35" groups at 25 yards with a QB79 HPA conversion. Repeatable, not freak occasional groups. My 7yr old boy is hitting 0.4" diameter Mardis Gras beads pretty consistently at that distance (roughly 75% of the time). He can't wait for squirrel season to begin! They also shoot well in my Beeman RS2 springer, yielding 0.4" - 0.5" groups at 25 yards. Occasionally better, occasionally worse depending on how well I'm on my game with a consistent hold on that particular day.

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Great alternative to the similar JSB 10.3gr. Some will say they are identical but there are in fact subtle differences such as the dome profile, overall length, and skirts. In our two rifles both brands group similarly well, with a slight edge going to the Air Arms. The fact they cost less is a bonus.

Measured head sizes indicate good consistency, though are somewhat smaller than the claimed 4.52mm.

Good value for the money. Pretty accurate.

I'd like to see more pellet manufactures go to a screw top tin.

Be careful it's easy to accidentally spill this tin. The lid fits very loose.

A very awesome and accurate pellet in several of my .177 guns.

You really should try AA pellets. They are made by a well known Czech manufacturer using AA specifications.

Very accurate pellet, .429 at 25 yrds, out of a low cost Umarex Surge with 4x16 Centerpoint scope mounted in some high UTG rings that came from Pyramrd to. They stock everything!

Always be in stock, and me have enough money to buy all I wanted.

Plus they are less expensive than JSBs.

Very high quality pellet barley any deforms

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Best 10 gram pellet I've tested in my crosman storm xt so fat