Predator GTO .177, .177 Reviews

very accurate in many of my guns

high price

super sonic in some guns

My absolute favorite lead-free pellet, at least it was until I ran out of the small supply I bought ages ago from another seller (at least a year, maybe two) when they were much more affordable. Excellent manufacture and performance, and they were exceptionally accurate as well, although I shot them almost exclusively through around six or seven .177 variable pumpers (ranging in quality from Winchester 1977xs/Crosman Legacy to Benjamin 397s/Seneca Dragonfly MK2); I'm not sure how they would perform out of airguns with other power plants. Unfortunately, it's moot for me, as they now are much too expensive for everyday use (price fluctuates, but usually about 10 to 12 cents EACH, even with the fantastic Pyramyd get four, pay for three deal).

Price!

Light weight good penatrion.

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These pellets are of high quality. They are accurate and hard hitting for .177 pellets. They easily penetrate plastic water bottles (not through but easily into the bottle) from 15 yards. They load into my Ruger 10/22 rotary magazine with ease and they are of consistent and excellent manufacture; not a single misshaped pellet.

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High quality pellets and a good value

Gamo swarm magnum gen 2 and big cat 1400 likes these pellets at 70 yards. Flat trajectory from a high powered air rifle

More pellets for your buck and a screw on lid

Buy these pellets. They're light but the design doesn't make them tumble at 1600 fps

nice! they work..

nothing really..maybe price, but that wasn't too bad.

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I purchased for the Benjamin fortitude getting around 940 ft./s very accurate hard-hitting good choice for this gun

Nothin with the pellet I think the gun is a little under powered

Great pallet choice most gun shoot them well

My Beeman P1 loves these. Very consistent shape. The power is amazing for the lightweight. I have cans sitting on top of a wire sticking in the ground and this pellet knocks the can off the wire where most pellets just spin it. It also puts a hole in the can that is free to move to absorb the power.

I would like the OD to be just a touch smaller because it is hard to push them in barrel.

Amazing how accurate they are for a lead free pellet. Great results from springers to PCP.

Sell them in 500 count.

The next best alternative to lead pellets.
Believe it or not, they shoot just as good when used a second time provided they are not damaged.
They actually shoot faster!

Nice and Clean, well formed, Looked Good...... and Shot Good. Now, I was shooting in my new Crosman 1377 Pistol !! 18 exact Yards .. 54 Feet 1.5" or less, No Flyers, over a sandbag. No shoulder stock either... Good Consistent pellets here...

A screw on lid. these came in a lift off lid, is OK, but we like the screw off lid most of the time.

Very consistent pellet, I saw no flyers in about 25 shots.

This has been the pellet that works best for all of our 0.177 cal air guns (crosman 1377, Beeman P17, Daisy 880). I have yet to find one that appears damaged or misshapen, and the fit is consistent wi th h no noticable size variance. Flight is consistent and it has decent mass for a lead free pellet! The length and domed shape make them easier than wadcutters to handle and load.

Almost 14 dollars for just 200 in a tin is a bit steep (even with the 4 for 3 deal), but the P17 has turned out to be so much fun to shoot that I just ordered another 800 pellets. These need to be in a screw on lid container like the one they use for this same pellet in a .22 cal; why not just put a few more in that tin (it could hold 275 easily) and charge $15?

The lid on this small tin is not a screw on lid, it just slips on and off. Be careful not to spill them, or save an empty screw on tin from something else and transfer them as soon as you get them.

I run completely lead free, so :: For targets at 10m, these are the most accurate of all pellets I tried in my Crosman 2300KT with 10.1" Lothar Walther match barrel. Comparing the H&N and Predator 5.5gr wadcutters, Baracuda Green, H&N FTT Green, these yield the best groups.

200@ .177 pellets in an itsy bitsy tin ... 500 per tin with bulk purchase price reduction please. As of this writing, even with 4 for 3 deal, they would be $0.0525 each plus shipping ... that adds up fast.

The skirt is tight in the breech but that causes me no problems at all. They load and fire just fine.

These are the only non lead pellets I have found to be very accurate

A lot of penetration but they don't expand at all work okay for hunting birds but other animals such as rabbits and squirrels I think it would be a problem

Well packed as usual. Predator quality.

These shoot great - weight is consistent and as we have chickens in the yard on occasions there's no worry about lead..

Theese are uniform and accurate. Shoot great out of my wildfire. The wildfire's trigger holds them back. They should be real accurate out of a gun with a better trigger.

A little cheaper.

Worth trying and they are lead free.

No lead. Skirts seem always to be in tact when I load them. These are definitely the most accurate no lead pellets I have.

Too expensive. They are not as accurate @ 990+ fps as the 22 are in 2 of my guns. I cannot be sure in my slow speed guns because the guns are not that accurate in and of themselves. I am getting a variable speed 177 PCP. That will give me a better handle on the accuracy of these pellets when I get below 900 fps.

They are very accurate in my 22 PCP guns even though 1 of them is shooting @ 975-990 fps. In fact, the 22 Outlaw shoots them the very best of all pellets, and the average speed there is 990ish. I am shooting indoors @ 18 yards. The 22s I've only tested to 20 yards outdoors. I mainly shoot lead outdoors.