Page 2 - Beeman .177 Cal, .177 Reviews

Hollow point, accuracy straight shooting, good weight & fit in rotary mags, good velocity and power into target vs. wadcutters, black, lite oiled packing in tin, price.

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Try this pellet in pistols. Currently using in Pistols. . . Umarex Walthers CP88 4' & 6' barrel, Desert Eagle, Baretta 92fs and Colt 1911. . .among others including rifles. My experience, they deliver better velocity and power than RWS & H&N wadcutter 7gr pellets(glass bottle test @ 30'). I am continuing to experiment with various pellets 7-8gr range, domed and round head in addition to these Beeman 7.2gr. For now, this Beeman pellet performs very well for rotary pistol shooting. I plan to reorder from PA 3 get 1 free soon. Highly recommend. BTW. . .All of the above purchased at PA.

Great product and fast shipping

Value

Seem soft

Clean and lubricated.

Fit was too tight in a rotary magazine.

Would be fine in a break barrel

only okay pellets

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not great accuracy from my ruger airhawk

With a 500ct. tin for cheap, these are a great value in airgun ammo.

There can be a few damaged pellet skirts in a tin, but still....how can you complain?

If you have Daisy Powerline models 880 or 901, You need to try these pellets! I have both model Powerlines, and these pellets are outstanding in accuracy at 20yds., in both rifles. They were made for each other. With proper shot placement, they're excellent for small pest control, also.

Cheap price. Good quality. Durable pellet skirt.

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These are a great light pellet that shoot well in my lower velocity guns, especially the pistols.

These are one of my favorite pistol loads. Their size, shape and coating works well in rotary magazines, too. Very consistent, and seem to fly well. A real bargain!

They are made from a relatively hard lead alloy, so watch out for ricochets, especially with low- to medium-powered guns.

the coating, over all condition of the pellets

offer in heaver size

in my gamo wisper with nitro power plant these would not group well at even 10 yards. They just seem to light for the gun that likes heavy pellets.

The shape and the weight are good and they are very accurate in the remington/crosman vantage NP and the ruger blackhawk was getting on average 3/8" groups at 50 feet which is to short of a range for these two rifles. All in all a great value for the price.

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I would use these more for short range hunting or plinking as once in a while there will be a flier in different rifles like the crosman 2100. I do recommend them as an option, quantity verses price.

Overall, Beeman pellets are consistently sized and provide good uniform groups for my mid powered Norica rifle. Great pellets at an appealing price point

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Good price on this economy sized tin. Groups fairly well.

Put the weight on the label.

They are 7.4gr, not 7.2 893fps in my Beeman RS2-NP.

The price and quantity, they seem to be a fairly flat flyer. Not a lot of guessing with these pellets, there good target pellets.

Have a couple of different weights of the same style. Longer

Buy 3 get the 4th one free. buy 6 get 2 free, Buy 12 get 4 free. Stock up there cheap enough $60 bucks = 6000 pellets

For the price, these pellets deliver accuracy and performance. Every air rifle seems to have it's own personality, and thus may "like" different pellets, but I've found that if I have a supply of these Beeman hollow points and the ever popular Crosman hollow points, one or the other will make my air guns "happy".

For me, I would prefer to have a tin with a "screw-on" lid so it is a bit more secure when carrying them around...

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Price.

Quality control/design. Dozens and dozens of deformed pellets. The skirts are sharp, and insanely thin. Jams every few pellets in my M417 and 66 Powermaster.

Don't reccomend for bolt-action rifles, rotaty clip pistols might be OK. Just spend a few extra dollars for nice pellets, trust me.

Accurate, fast, and low cost. Not many bent skirts in the package.

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Simply put - good pellet. I shoot them out of my Crosman 1377 and M417, and they are nice and accurate in both. The M417 sometimes has trouble loading them, but a bit of wiggling normally straightens things out. You get a lot of pellets for not a lot of money, and they are accurate - what else is there?

Hard to find a better "plinking pellet" for the price. Now, being coated may or may not add anything more than color to this pellet; but I for one, like the idea. Reason being...I get prolonged accuracy; hence cleaning the bore less often.

I would like to see this pellet come in at 8 grains as the added weight would be most advantageous for those using break barrel spring rifles.

I have to agree with shooters who say this is not a target pellet-but then, I don't believe it was meant to be one. I do believe it will function as designed (plinking and close range taking of small game) in most air guns built for those purposes.

These are the most accurate pellets I have shot through my Gamo air rifle. I have tried hobby pellets, which were reviewed to be amazingly accurate, and were not as accurate as these. They fit perfectly in my gun, and have killed many pests such as blackbirds and squirrels. They are an excellent choice.

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I can persistently hit a gatorade bottle cap with the top facing towards me at 25-40 yards.

They expand very fast, and very effectively. for anything under 800 fps, these are amazing.

these pellets absolutely can not be used in high powered air rifles, my beeman rs1 will punch holes through the pellet due to high pressure levels in the gun. in any gun under 800 fps, these pellets are great. put them in a gun more powerful than that and it'll destroy the pellets. I got the same velocity from these in my powerline 880 that i did in my beeman rs1, due to the massive hole torn through the center.

do not use these in any pellet gun faster than 800 fps. multi pump pneumatics are fine, and most pcps are fine, but most springers will destroy these pellets.

Coated, no lead gets on you.

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I never knew how a pellet could possibly suck until I tried these. I have a Gamo pt 85 and these beeman pellets would misfire, and not even come out of the barrel. There too cheap to send back so I guess there going whre they belong, in the trash.