Page 2 - Benjamin Assorted Hunting, .22 Reviews

they shoot very good out of my Benjamin and are very accuracy

Four different styles,to cover four different shooting situations.

Nothing

Great pellets.

Good idea to find a baseline for your particular gun. Pellets seen to be just fine as far a quality

packaging is lack luster. Need a better container.

fun assortment

Accurate..!! all 4.

better info on the pellets, like weight and diameter. And the names, so I can buy the pellet I like the most. Occasional flyers.

Excellent pellets over all. I bought this tin when I was trying to test the best pellet for my Benjamin Trail NP XL 1100. They all shoot similar to each other, accuracy and velocity. At least at 20m, the distance I tested them. On my NP XL, the best was the Pointed Expanding, then the Hallow Points, and the Super Pointed and Domed Magnum were pretty close.
I shoot groups smaller the 0.5" at 20m, and 3' at 75m.With occasional flyers going another 0.5" away. No crap..!!

Four, different types of pellets for the money (very inexpensive) sounded like a good way to find out what type shot best suits a new air rifle.

Improve quality control, the first 4 of the domes would not even enter the breach; some where out of round and some of the diameters are just over sized. After trying about 25 rounds almost half would not enter the breach.

I guess the saying is true, you only get what you pay for. Add a few more bucks and get a better quality of pellets.

$ different pellets to try,good varity.

Packaging,pellets were all over.Had to seperate them as package allowed them to spill over into all the others.Have no idea what weight pellet you get,unless you have a scale to weigh them.Would not buy them again.

Made in the U.S.A. This pack inclueds enough of each pellet type to see whitch will work in your gun. The quality is consistent.

The packaging.

I was able to shoot 1" to 2" groups (minus the few fliers) at 20yd with the HP, SP and PE. But the domed fit loosely and had a 6" spead at 20yd, but at 10yd I could easily hit a quartar sized target. I was using a Beeman RS2 with a Tasco 3-9X40 scope, so with a differant gun you may get differant results.

A nice assorment. Very uniform and clean. Well, clean for lead pellets. Nice pellets ...

Same as with every other lead pellet, offer copper coated ones.

This is not a bad deal. A good variety. The container is a bit flimsy, but good if you are sitting at the bench or a table it is handy. I suppose most shooters, like me will use a pellet pouch if in the field.

Not very much. They are not the same quality as Crosman Premiers.

Get rid of the pointed hollow-point pellets. Maybe 1.5" at 20 yards.

Don't waste your time or money.

The variety and especially the price.

I wouldnt change anything.

This is a very nice pack of pellets, i didnt have to adjust my scope for each type of pellet there was just a slight difference in the groupings. But i would recommend buying this because it is important to try as many pellets as possible.
My review is based off the performance of a Gamo Bone Collector Bull Whisper

I did like that they all shot somewhat about the same in my Benjamin 392. Not expensive to try the box out. Four types pellets in one container to try to find style you may like

Container could use a way to keep pellets seperate while swomone trys to get out pellets they want to use... but no big deal.

I was happy with these and will buy again. I have a use for each style pellet... fun to play around with different styles of pellet.

The idea of a pack of samples to try to find the right pellet for my .22 guns.

Nothing, maybe packaging. These are easy to spill after opening and hard to get out of the small compartments, it seems.

Good luck! I only found one pellet that shot with consistency in my R1 and Gamo Whisper. That was the Benjamin hollowpoint which is probably the same pellet as the Crossman Premier hollowpoint that I use all the time as a favorite in these two rifles. The rest of the pack, to me, will be plinker pellets.