Page 3 - Beeman .177 Cal, .177 Reviews

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everything, starting whit the quality control, some pellets dont even go out and they jam my gun, doesnt worth the 4.29 plus shipping

do not buy it, they are terrible, the gamo match are cheaper and waaay better

They hit hard and flatten out nice. I put a little mark on top in a spoke shape with my razor knife and they broke up nicely.

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These are a good penetrating pellet for the price. Buy 4 and only pay for 3 I really like that. Rarely buy pellets or BBs anywhere else.

These work great in my CO2 guns, both rifle and pistol. Upon opening the tin I didn't find any bent skirts.

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They seem too light for Magnum springers.

I'm impressed with the consistency and accuracy of these inexpensive pellets. I also find them to be clean, not only to the bore, but my fingers too. You can spend a lot more and not get pellets this nice.

Excellent product

Can't beat the price. They shoot well in my Alecto and my 1377.

Screw can would be nice

You need to keep some of these around they shoot well in a lot ofguns and seat well in the bore. Soft lead.

The 500 pellet tins are convenient in size and weight for the quantity contained, fitting easily with the pistol case with the Beeman P17 for which I bought them. To the limits of my testing equipment (eyes, fingertips, observation of fit in chambers) these pellets are very uniform in size and shape. They fit snugly within the chamber of the P17. Within the limits of my marksmanship, they are capable of producing tight, consistent groups. They have become my default choice of pellet for the P17, producing tighter groups and higher scores on 10m scaled targets than the more expensive Crosman Competition Wadcutters which had been my previous default choice. To my 10m scaled experience with the P17, they are significantly superior to the slightly more expensive Daisy Precision Max wadcutters, and the equal of the more expensive RWS Diabalo Basics. While it may be possible to buy equally good pellets so inexpensively, I have yet to find such an opportunity. Purchasing ahead for a year's use, and taking advantage of PA's excellent 4 tins for the price of 3, I was recently able to buy 6,000 pellets (12 tins) for less than $47 (including $8 shipping,) less than 8/10 of a penny per pellet.

While the 500 pellet tins are convenient, I would prefer a more robust tin with a screw on lid, such as some Crosman pellets are sold in. In the meantime, an elastic band around the tin keeps it closed. It would also be convenient to be able to buy them in bulk containers of one or two thousand.

The chamber fit being snug and the space for loading within the P17 breach being limited, I have experimented with oiling the pellets lightly. This does ease loading and has not affected the performance of the pellets negatively. About five drops of the Air Venturi MP5 oil to half a tin of pellets (close the tin and roll it about gently for at least a minute to distribute the oil) has yielded good results.

great for my traget shoting

Coated no more lead fingers. Accurate out of my 1377. I was using Crosman Premier Hollows and they were all over the place. I switched to these and hit dead center first shot.

The tin has a lid that does not stay on. Buy a tackle box for your pellets and be free of tins.

Great value, accurate and coated what more can you ask for? Buy em, shoot em, and be happy.

These are really good, uniform pellets. These are the first coated pellets I have tried and they load really easy in my IZH-53M. Accuracy in that pistol was pretty good.

Consistent and accurate

Screw top lid

I used these to sight my gamo big cat wadcutters are said to be the most accurate great pellet for plinking and target practice

Good basic wadcutter for the money

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The wadcutter is a great all around pellet. it hits hard and fairly accurate. I like this one for targets at ten meters, and killing cans etc.

NOTHING PLEASE THEY GOOD.

These pellets are cheap enough to shoot all day, get extras and have a blast.

The price is really good for just shooting around. These are the lowest price ones I have found.

The lid will not stay on. It just slides on and off. I recommend a rubber band or a container from another company. (Crosman screws on) It is not a big problem though.

Buy them if you want to do lots of lazy shooting because they're not too expensive. The black coat is not as black as it looks. Remember the lid will not screw or snap. The skirt is a bit large but it is fine.

Extremely accurate and consistent. A bit hard to load on some guns but any wadcutter would be also.

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price, turn-around time can not be beat for the least $$ spent on delivery

make them less $$$

new to the game, just got my Dad's 1975 FWB-65 pistol in perfect condition. Was told by others "you get what you pay for". Bought these and the 7.2 grain Coated Hollow Points. Don't know about size or shape, they both work fantastic for backyard plinking. You can't tell me that I will be a better shot with a more $$ pellet. Or maybe you can. Any helpful info? Contact thru Pyramyd. Thanks; Jim-FWB-65

Price and performance. Althoug not a match competition grade pellet, it is cheap to use for practice with a crosman 1377c. I use it specifically for indoor 25ft pistol target shooting. It's a great values for practice, and not much led film like the Crosmans comp wadcutter.

They could pack them in a larger tin. These are packed very tight.

I don't know what the coating is. But these pellets are decent for practice and did not find any damaged ones so far. They are a little taller than the Crosman comp wadcutter and just as accurate if not better. And they fit well in the 1377c. Shot about 300 so far with only 2 way off flyers. I will order more soon.

Oddly enough, these inexpensive pellets are my go-to ammo. These shoot and group well with variable power pumps, CO2 and break barrel. I use then in all but my magnum springers. They are consistent and clean

coated

should say what the coating is!

made in china explains the low price; not for precision shooting as they're not uniform enough

These shoot well in the 3 guns I bought them for. StoegerX5, RWS Schutze, and Air Venturi Bronco. Can't beat the price for how well they shoot. The Bronco and Schutze won't normally like the same pellet but these are great.

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Stoeger seems to like whatever you feed it.

No lead on fingers after multiple use.

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