Page 2 - Predator Metalmag Pellets, .22 Reviews

Surprisingly super accurate. More humane kills.

Nothing

Ive tried the polymags too. Buy the metal mag. Better.

Good hitting pellets. Uniform and so far well made. I've seen some reviews that state the tips easily come out, I haven't had that problem with the 50 or so I've shot so far, time will tell.

A bit pricey

I've seen some having problems with these fitting in their guns/ magazines... yes, they are a bit long. I advise caution when you're ordering. I use them in a Gamo Swarm Magnum and they fit perfectly into the magazines.

Accurate and very hard hitting, if your air gun likes them. My walther Maximathor and Hammerli Pneuma really love these. Rats do not survive if hit anywhere solidly.

A screw on lid ? More for less ?

These really drop squirrels and rats very well. Squirrel skulls are easily penetrted, and the shock trauma is very high.

look amazing all very uniform accurate

make more solid separate in flight

mine separate after leaving barrel the whole 250 case every shot leaves 2 impact marks one for tip one for pellet. pellet lands it's mark but the tip is always at a one inch spread.

Great accuracy and penetration even after going threw and obstruction

put adhesive on the metal tips because customers shouldn't have to finish the job because the manufacturer halve asses it. not good business.

don't get the metal tips fall out then all you have is a hollow point. if they fix that flaw then they are superb hunting pellets.

Awesome consistency, out of roughly 20 tins only 7 bent skirts and 2 missing tips. In a Custom tuned S510 pushing 41ftlbs with these at 1040fps these pellets stay rock sold stable at that speed and are .50 to .55 inch 10 shot groups at 50 yards on a indoor range outside at 50 groups will open to about .75 inch for 10. These expend better then the polymags so long as they are pushed over 900fps. I think the polymags will out shoot the metal mags in most guns but when you find a gun that really likes the Metal Mags they are slapping amazing. I have a Condor that is moded shooting 28 grain Eun jins up to 70ftlbs, and shoots these awesomely but only at 38ftlbs, any less or more and it throws them all over but it's a tack driver with these at 38ftlbs. These shoot very well in every smooth twist barrel I've ever shot them from.. my Royale 400 LOVES them as well. Other then Smooth Twist guns tho I have many that shoots them very badly.

Just a screw on tin lid

Smooth twist guns love them.

I love these. They are a little heavier then the polymags. They work great in my Discovery. very accurate

Better container but still overall a great product

Perhaps the best hunting pellet made when a clean head shot is needed to tough game. The metal point insures penetration while spreading out the lead behind it for max energy to target.

Pricy

Extremely accurate killing pellet. Expensive for target shooting, so try them, then save for the hunt.

Extremely accurate in my AA S510 incredible knock-down energy at about 32 ft lbs energy

Wish they were just a tiny bit shorter

I found these to be a tight fit in the magazine of my S510. I simply loosened the screw holding the magazine togethet by 1/2 turn. that made the pellets fit perfectly, and the magazine cycles flawlessly with them. I'm going to try that with the standard length poly-mags too

They look cool. They group pretty good ( 1 inch low and slightly to the left ).

Please epoxy the metal tips on these things better!

Magazine fed air guns can have problems with these pellets. The metal tip came off during cycling rounds in my Rotek causing the bolt to jam. Polymags are much better.

These are wicked little projectiles. If I were hunting squirrels or up to raccoons. One well placed shot to the head should be quick and humane. Accuracy in my Benjamin Steel NP2 is good enough to have confidence in my shot placement. I would sad say they will shoot as well as you or your rifle.

A little expensive, but not my plinker rounds so for hunters or extra penetration these are the ones.

This pellet was making dime sized groups, at 10 yards, with a Benjamin NP XL 1100.

Hmmm not sure...better quality in terms of each pellet having the same dimensions would be a good start. However making sure each pellet is spot on at 1/100 of an inch (in skirt and head size) isn't something I think most manufacturers worry about.

The Benjamin NP XL 1100 I have has so far shown to be very accurate with 18 grain pellets. Any pellet in the sub 15 grain weight category, isn't as accurate, most land in the 1" to 1.25" group at 10 yards.

Very hard hitting in .22cal Benjamin Steel eagle. At 48 yards i was tack driving and blowing up soda cans all most in half! The exit on the cans where about the size of a dime. The other pellets i was using to many to name would only leave a hole a bit bigger than the pellet.

Not a thing.

Fits my Benjamin Trail np2 like a glove.

The image of the tip makes the pellets appear pointier than they really are. Just have a more accurate photo. And most importantly, more pellets per tin for the money.

Shot this at 23yds at a metal plate, and man the impact was impressive! Nice dent and accurate also. I have no doubt these will go through a thinner metal, certainly a garden pests cranium... so be careful where you aim. The metal tip remained in the jacket

shape is killer. hard hitting

Very accurate, excellent penetration. This pellet shoots consistently at 25 yards with Benjamin NPXL

Nothing they shoot well

H&N Hornet Pellets, .22 Cal, 16 Grains, Pointed, 200ct $24.75 Don't shoot any better.

these pellets are very nice shooting out of the ruger yukon .22 cal . very deadly for game ...

maybe make some alloys

these are for hunting and are not for play good for rabbit and turkey....

Very accurate, excellent penetration. This pellet shoots nearly as consistently at 50 yards as the H&N Baracuda Match out of my .22 Sumatra! Nicely made and finished pellet.

they are a tad-bit expensive, but a high-quality speciality pellet like this is not meant for plinking.

These suckers are LOOONG, they fit in the Sumatra's magazine, but there's not much room to spare. if you have a repeater with a magazine that doesn't like long pellets, these may not work for you. Heck, they're so long that manually feeding them in my Crosman 2240 is tricky!

Great quality. Definitely a superior hunting pellet not for target shooting. No damaged skirts, damn near the perfect pellet every time

I would obviously prefer a twist top can and I wish they had a bigger tin rather than just the normal 200 count tin.

My umarex octane .22 shoots these really well just be mindful to adjust your scope to whatever pellet you are shooting. For some reason these seem to shoot about 3/4 of an inch lower than where my scope was sighted in for. Other than that the quality and knock down power makes this my favorite hunting pellet on the market.

Very accurate pellets with excellent penetration

I would like to see a 20 grain version.