Page 6 - Air Arms Field, .177 Reviews

Great shape and quality pellet. Haven't come across any damage out of the tin. Very consistent fit in 56 TH.

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I use these exclusively in my 56. The fit, 4.52, is perfect. They are stupid accurate and hit very hard. Great pellet for magnum 177.

they are wonderfull out of my old fwb 124, super accurate, and they calm the noise and vibration some. I love the shape too.

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these pellets didn't fit as tight in the breech as my old silver jets in 177 but they were much more accurate, this gun was always accurate, but not this accurate, I am really excited with these pellets, they are very well made too.

They are deadly accurate in my .177 Mrod. They are also very clean and no bent skirts. I sorted out a can and they are within .665.670.675G Pretty consistent weights

Screw on lid i guess but that would mean a price increase too

Price and accuracy. Used them in my marauder .177 they shoot great. $3 cheaper than the JBS. Saving $3 per tin is pretty nice.

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The skirt can easily deform, so handle with care and they should be fine.

These shoot excellent in my .177 Marauder. They are heavy hitters and are the pellet of my choice

Screw on lid I guess

These are extremely accurate in my Diana 34P. From now on it's the only pellet I will buy. The overall quality of each pellet is excellent. No bad skirts and I have gone through about 9 tins.

nothing. I even like the tin. You don't need a screw on tin if you bend the top a little along the edges.

Great in higher power airguns, My Diana 52 loves these:)

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The moment you pick one out of the tin you realize these pellets are very uniform in shape. I just ordered my second 4 pack. They work extremely well in my Diana 34p so I don't think I will be changing pellets anytime soon.

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So many people complain about the "non-screw" tin. Just take off the top and gently place pressure along the edge with your thumb. The top will stay on firmly after that. It's even firm enough to pick up the entire tin by the top without coming off. I wouldn't make a habit of doing it, but you get the idea. I actually like it better than the screw using this method.

EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS PELLET!I bought these to use in my R.W.S. 350 mag. and I got to tell ya not only are they accurate but they have tremendous impact energy, at 20 yrds. great distance. Perfect hunting pellet especially in .177 magnum air rifles, or at least when using my gun.

NADA.

Again I have to say what works well for me may not work well for you but these are defenitly worh a try.

Superb! These are basically same pellet as JSB Heavy 10.3 grain for less $$$. Most accurate pellet in my HW100 along with JSB, I put 5 of them in one hole from 25 yards.

Make a better tin with screw on lid.

The skirts deform easily, but don't let that make you think they are no good, I've shot deformed ones with better accuracy then other brand that were uniform.

Very uniform pellets that shoot very accurately in a number of different airguns. I primarily shoot these in an AA S510.

These are re-branded JSB pellets using AA dies so you know you are getting a quality product.

These are terrific pellets that shoot well out of most of my airguns.

AA pellets are made by JSB; just a little cheaper. My AA S510 absolutely loves these things!! I have since re-ordered more.

Cyclical shape great quality accurate in my higher powered target guns. They're JSB's.

4.52 instead of 4.5 = tighter fit. Your barrel might love them .. or not.

Not consistent with tightness in the breach. Some were very loose affecting shot accuracy.

Very accurate in my AA 400 !!!

Acceptable accuracy (not great)

Overpriced

There are better heavy pellets available. Quality was reasonably good (not the best), some were a little loose in my Nitro Venom Dusk. Long-range accuracy was better than a wadcutter but nothing like H&N match-grade.

I have a Benjamin Sheridan NPXL 1500 and by far these are the best pellets out of my rifle. These are basically JSB's Heavys, but they're minor differences. These minor differences can be dramatic change at different distances. At 35yds, I am grouping 1/4"-3/8" with no wind :-) All in all, give these a try. As you know that trying different pellets w/different holds will prove to you what you rifle likes and dislikes. Pyramyd Air is the best place pound for pound for ALL your airgun ammo, rifles, pistols and accessories.

a screw tin

they're not dirty but wash all pellets w/soap and hot water, then when dry, spray w/pledge. Make sure your barrel is clean befor you shoot.

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These are great in my Pro Sport.

Some of my air rifles like these heavy 10.3 pellets I have 10 air rifles that are all makes and models break barrels and under lever fixed barrel. Four out of ten like them and other six like other brands of pellets.

Another type of can should be used. Take them out of that can and put them in something else with a screw cap top be for you spill them all over place.

Every airgun likes some type of pellet. Its head size its Wt. lite or heavy. The more F.P.S seems like a heavy is better , but is not always true. You must try top brand made pellets. $ Cheap $ pellets all most never work good.

Great uniformity and overall quality. Shoot very well and flat. You can really tell they have great knock down power without sacrificing much velocity.

Nothing besides they need to come in twist top lid.

They shoot great out of my gamo whisper dx. Going to them from a 7.9 cp there wasn't really any change at all in drop. Great from long range. 2" groups at 60 yards. Better than any pellet ive tried so far.