Page 3 - Predator Metalmag Pellets, .22 Reviews

100% accurate on my Benjamin Marauder pistol I'm believable

scree metal tip

the only thing is I'm clean my barrel every a hundred fifty shoots

They work - not sure how accurate because I use them for critters, skunks in particular. We had a influx of skunks like nobody here has ever seen before. I'm doing my part- one shot one kill. So they penetrate skunk hide EASY. I used a RWS Magnum 350 and my Marauder both did the job.

Make a shorter one for Marauders clips.....or Benjamin should make a clip that holds them ..they are that effective.

They fit in the first hole of the Marauder clip after that -no dice they are too tall.

clean, straight, hit hard

secure the tips better

about a 3rd of the pellets tips fell out when I picked them up. had to super glue them back in to use them. I wont be buying these again that's for sure

Half group well, they hit hard

1 out of 5 the zinc tip fell off during loading. Half group well, 20% make their own group, 30% fly every where (maybe the tip falls off in flight too.

I have a benjamin trail np2. When loading these 1 in 5 you hear the tip rattling down the barrel, and have to shake it out of the baffles. Tried being gentle, still happens.

Hard hitting great penetration, but not as accurate in my Pro Sport as I would like. I used some in my Webley Vulcan and they shot better in that rifle.

Price! A bit expensive. Better Quality control.

Had about 20 pellets without the metal tips, but the tips were in the bottom of the tin.

These things penetrate and expand pretty darn good. Definitely great for skulls.

Tons of tips fell off, many skirts were squished, seems to shoot waay to the left compared to the poly mags.

Great pellets but the poly mags are more accurate at range. Was shooting a cigarette pack at 30 yards with both, hitting about an inch 1/2 lower and 2 inches farther right than the polymags

I like the steel tip on them and the penetration on the phone book reached 632 pages and the steel tip stayed in place,a real killer this is one hell of a hunting pellet you CAN NOT go wrong in trying it NO deformed pellets just some with out the steel tips.

maybe more for the buck a screw on lid.and make sure the steel tips stay in place way better.

Some of the steel tips fall off and are hard to find and no way to put them buck with out using super glue to hold in place

very accurate, consistent patterns.

nothing.

No.

Tested these against the Polymag in my Condor, Marauder rifle and pistol and Hammerli. Though not as accurate as other pellets tested in the same guns, they hold better groups tested at 40 yards.

Yea, screw on lid would be nice? But I have several empty H&N tins I use.

Give these a try.

Not much

they are over priced and a screw on lid.

on a phone book test they did not penatrate far 764 pages from a ben trail np xl at 11 yards comparedto the gamo master point which went to 946 pages.

These are a very well made pellet, very uniform, Not as accurate as Skenco Metal Tipped Ultra Mags though, or even The Poly Tipped Predators..

These pellets need to go up a mm, or two in head size, I found them to come up second in all of my .22 shooters when compared to the Skenco Metal-Tipped "Ultra Mag", which is of a Cylindrical design as opposed to the "Predators" wasp-waist.

If you like the Idea of a using a Metal-Tipped pellet for Hunting, Then get yourself Skenco Metal-Tipped "Ultra-Mag's", The have a better B/C,a flatter trajectory, hit harder w/ greater penetration(2 gr,. heavier in weight), a "Cylindrical" design, which is more aerodynamic than a traditional wasp-waist pellet,,Granted, they're a tad more expensive, But worth every cent, If they'll put a rabbit on the table. Cheer's, and Happy Huntin', Andy.

Accurate, nice penetration and mushroom

nothing of note

i like these better than the Poly type because it adds weight and no issues with accuracy.

Very well built, had a few skirt distortions but not many. Neat looking little guy for sure. Shot well also.

Price and weight options

Pricey ,but should hunt well.

Nice sharp point, very nice penetration. All pellets were well formed. No dented skirts.

Only thing I could think of is a screw top tin.

Better accuracy in my talon ss than the polymag,

Lid, more per tin (so when the lid falls off and you spill them the ones that magically disappear don't matter as much.

Basically a suped up polymag, same great fit in my talon ss and talondor breech. Plenty good grouping, golfball size prey at 60yards are not an issue. I have my tophat set to 2.25mm above the tank rim, using a thick o-ring (poor mans regulator) and these perform great for pesting. plenty retained energy past 50 yards. not as tight of a group as the JSB 14.3 or 18.13 but about the same as the 15.89.

All very uniform. No missing metal tips but I did find 2 spare metal tips. They have nice penetrating power.

I might make the can with a screw top.

Totally worth the price.

Shoots great in my benji np xl 1100

The metal tips on some of these are falling off In the can, but the ones that stay together shoot really well and the impact is excellent! I would rate it a 5, but there a little more expensive than the polymath and a few of the tips fell off! All in all there pretty good though!

Put a nice dent in my rim fire trap. Hits hard. Expansion is better than the polymag, as is the penetration. My wife's maltipoo better hide

They're a bet pricey but they're worth it if you're hunting.

Excellent pellet

WOW penetration point does it, lead expands great.

Shoots well from my .22 umarex octane. My windmill,garbage can,doggie bag box,and an old car door are all swiss cheeze! Penetrate metal and wood well. Very accurate pellet.

Price, another pellet that cost more than .22 rimfires.

Great pellet! I will buy more.