Beeman .177 Cal, .177 Reviews

I had heard great opinions from the past

Clean these pellets up and get some better quality control.

Pellets were filthy and lots of misshapen skirts. Poor quality. Reconsider when wanting to buy these pellets and buy some other brands hollow points.

I like them be cuz they are coated.Thet are light and fast thr my Scofield pistol.They are good plinkers and I thought I might try'em out on Frogs this spring!

Not a thing

Practice, shooters!

There is not much good to say. These pellets are awful in every way. But they are inexpensive.

Beeman needs to bring back the original 1222 gold anodized pellets. They are clean, consistent, and shoot unbelievable out of a Beeman P1. It is the pellet that is made for that pistol (mine anyway).

I bought a tin of 1222 a decade ago that would not work with my model 48 (supersonic). I got a P1 about a year ago and could not find anything it shot well. I found the 1222s languishing in the closet, and they were amazing. Like lights shining down from heaven with an angels choir amazing. I MUST find more of these pellets! But no, they are no longer made. (Alas, to suffer the same fate as the fabled Silver Jet.) Lo, here are pellets that may be heirs to the throne, from the same beloved company no less! To have one's hopes dashed as such, the horror. I will attach photographic evidence to support this wild tale.

I stumbled on a review for these inexpensive pellets and decided to check them out. They are getting amazing groups in my multi-pump rifles! While I wouldn't want to, and don't intend to, hunt with these rifles, knowing that I can do half-inch groups at 15 yards with these pellets means that if I had to, I could. And their price makes them easy to buy for plinking too! Fit and finish, for this price point is very good.

These pellets come in a very flimsy tin without a screw top to the container. I worry that I'll drop it and lose the whole batch in the yard.

This pellet appears to be a Chinese knockoff of a very popular H&N pellet design, which makes them a fairly reliable and accurate choice, especially for those on a budget or who, like me, don't see any reason to pay for more expensive options just to plink around (or hunt) at short ranges.

This is an excellent product. Quality control is excellent. Not very many bad pellets in tin.

Definetly cull this tin for bad pellets, just to be safe.

For my slower FPS pistols, this is an awesome pellet. My 900+ (.177) air rifles don't like it, and I'm not sure why. The pellets are mostly well formed, though I find between 5-10% with bent skirts (right out of the tin). They shoot straight and make nice target impact.The price point is a great value when looking for a repeating lead thrower air gun!

The tin is terrible. Neither of first two tins will close and stay tightly closed. So, add a detente or two to the lid to keep it closed.

Compare to other less expensive pointed or hollow point pellets, these Beemans are very nice. They shoot well in my P17 and my Colt SAA revolver.

Very consistent accuracy at 12 meters with 5 pumps in my 1377 Five shots , .5" and less , continually Excellent energy transfer into softer targets

Nothing for the price point or my use

A go to pellet for all around use for me

Very consistent accuracy at 12 meters with 5 pumps in my 1377 Five shots , .5" and less , continually Excellent energy transfer into softer targets

Nothing for the price point or my use

A go to pellet for all around use for me

I have been using these pellets for several years and the weight of each is very consistent and I have found very few deformed pellets in all of the tins that I have been through over the years. They are very clean and the coating doesn't leave any residue in the barrel. They are the most accurate pellets that I have found for my Beeman air rifle. Three of my others do not shoot this pellet nearly as accurately. They all prefer different shape and weight pellets. A good tip to new air gunners out there, try as many different shape and weight pellets as you can find in your air rifle and spend the time shooting 10 shot groups with each different one.

There is. Itching that I would change about these pellets. They perform great in my Beeman air rifle!

This is actually a very good pellet for hunting with the accuracy that I'm able to obtain with it. Headshots on rabbits out to 40yds. and they just fall over dead. Same thing with squirrels but at 30yds. due to the smaller size target.

I got the HP's and the pointed pellets, just wanted to test these out and I can't say enough about them. Not had any rejects and I have used about half a tin so far. Really satisfied!

Nothing

These are great pellets for hunting and pest control.

Nothing

Cheap.

Umarex 92FS .177 CO2 semi-auto pistol No feed or cycling issues. Accuracy test inconclusive. More accurate than I am with this gun. Zoraki HP-01 .177 multi-stroke pneumatic pistol, 1 pump No feed issues. Accuracy testing indicates H&N Econ pellets are very slightly more accurate at 20'. Hy-Score 815 / Diana 5 .177 break-barrel pistol No feed issues. Group size is a little larger at 20' than with H&N Econ pellets Umarex Embark .177 break-barrel rifle No feed issues. Accuracy test inconclusive vs H&N Econ. RWS 36 .177 break-barrel rifle No feed issues. Group size at 20' is double what I get with H&N Econ. Weight (sample size 14): average 7.48 grains, min 7.3, max 7.6, standard deviation 0.086 Dimensions (sample size 4): head 0.177", skirt 0.1860 - 1.865" I haven't yet encountered any deformed pellets. The skirts edges look rougher than those of RWS Hobby and H&N Econ pellets, but I suspect this is actually just the coating causing a rough appearance.

I purchased this pellet from PA exclusively for use in my .177 Gamo Hunter 220 breakbarrel and my Crosman 66 multi-pump. Both air rifles are perfect for this pellet.

Nothing about this pellet. Beeman could add a dome version of this 7.2 grain.

I shot this out of my .177 Gamo Hunter 220 in a shot test at a 2 inch target stuck on a 12x12 inch box. 4 out of 5 easily hit the 2 inch target with the 5th shot missing by an 1/8 of an inch. That was not a flyer, it was me. Chronographed the 5 shots, averaging 884 fps. I recommend this pellet for the lower velocity/powered air rifles. This pellet is a one shot kill on squirrels at 80 feet with a well placed shot. Get a chronograph. Woodys World.

Theses pellets shoot very accurate out of all five of my 177s, I've never seen a more accurate pellet.

Want I did find they are for guns shooting around 900 fps or less.

Surprising accuracy from both my M-14 and my Gamo Whisper Fusion Mach 1 rifles.At 25 yds, my Gamo places 3 shots with the bulls eye that can be covered with a penny. My M-14 holds a decent shot group at this distance also. And the price for a tin of 500 is a great deal.

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You'll find a pellet with a deformed skirt occasionally, but I rack that up to shipping.

Decent. A little flashing occais. but very few bent. Graphite lube. The cheapness hides these from the real accuracy guys. Have a Win M14 that Loves these. Same basic powerplant in my Win M4 Loves these! They are all I shoot in these guns because they work best and fit nice in a new clip made for these guns

A little less flashing by the skirts. Flakes come loose when loading the clip , but they are tiny.

use Pyrs 4 for 3 sale here. You might feel guilty for stealing. P.S. Have a 3-9 Bugbuster on the M4. I see right where I am going.

I bought these to shoot a rotating target system where accuracy isn't much of an issue. I find that these pellets are okay if you are shooting cans or other similar targets, but if you are shooting the N.R.A. 10 meter targets from 10 meters then they are lacking in pin point accuracy and consistency. Over all for what I bought them for they are good and you can shoot up a lot of them for very little money, so in that respect they are great.

Quality control of these pellet during manufacturing is okay but the overall design of the pellet is lacking in the area of the skirt, which is much to thin. I shoot Meisterkugeln pellets for the N.R.A. 10 meter range. Comparing the Beeman 7.2 grain coated hollowpoints to the Meisterkugeln 7.0 grain pistol wadcutter pellets leaves the Beeman's lacking in quality and overall design, thus the lower accuracy in target shooting. But when you compare the prices of the two brands there is quite a difference. So depending on what your are shooting and your expectations when doing so, the Beeman could be a good choice, as in my rotating target where precision is not a requirement.

Great price for a fair pellet.

Price. Quality.Perform Perfectly in my Beeman P17.

Needs a screw on lid or at least a tighter fitting lid.

I originally bought these because they were priced cheap and I was just going to use them for plinking. They were not very accurate in most of my air rifles, But then I tried them in my Beeman P17 pistol and at 10 yards they shoot a ragged hole. They actually out shot the JSB's and the Crosman brown box Pellets. I was very surprised in their performance in the P17.

Quantity for price, lubricated coating, good fit in pistol rotary clip, decent accuracy, hollow point design.

Nothing with the pellet but maybe a more secure container.

Try many pellets, you may be surprised. I was with this Beeman Holliw Point. Economical and effective in all of my pistol rotary clips by Umarex

Likes. . . . .hollowpoint design, weight, black coated finish, accuracy & fit (pistol rotary mag), quantity/price

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Try these pellets for pistol shooting. They hit harder with the same accuracy if not better than wadcutters at 20-30'. Using in Umarex: Baretta 92FS, Colt 1911, Desert Eagle, Walthers CP88 to name a few. Worth giving a try for everyday inexpensive shooting. Decent knockdown power in 1000 fps range rifles as well. Just ordered 4 more tins. . . .