Page 8 - Predator Polymag .22, .22 Reviews

they're definitly a visionally good looking pellet.Looks like someone put some good engineering to use in design and manufacturing.

I could not get any consistant grouping from my TF99.Shotgun patterns @ 30ft. up to 1 3/8" from center.Not for this TF99.Disapointing after all the reviews I read here.Buy no more for me says I.

these pellets gave me the second best groups at 25m out of my Benjamin Titan NP, got about a 1" group. good uniformity in tin of pellets.

larger quantity pellet tins or bring down the price.

I have gotten larger wound channels from domed pellets, however I think that it may have been from those pellets tumbling.

These pellets are long, from tip to tip they measure 1.1cm

Consistent pellet. Devastating against pests in the back yard.

Larger pellet count per tin options.

Only buy if that if you intend to use against live targets. Not consistent enough to justify the price for punching paper.

Really good hunting pellet.

Price is a little high but, I only use these to hunt so I don't shoot a lot of them.

I absolutely love the tac-driving accuracy this ammo holds. I own a Remington summit .22 caliber airgun and it brings me quarter inch groups very consistantly! Not to mention the sheer knock down power! I pick of squirrels even out to fifty yards and drop them like a rock! Not even a twitch!

The tin size. When I received mine, the lid would'nt close. I don't want to get rid of any foam that came with it because some ammo may be damaged. So size just needs to be a little bit bigger.

With this product, ther is controversy about who makes this. It is made by JSB and distributed by Predator international. Hope this helps!

They look cool.

Price.

I have these for my .22 stoeger. I have shot 2 doves with them. Each dove didn't die instantly and gave a couple wing flaps before dying. Maybe these would be better for larger game. But the skenco hollow points I have drop birds like a sack full of bricks. They don't move just fall over dead. I would expect the same from these. Maybe they are penetrating a little to much and not expanding. For the price I will stick to the skencos. I did get a couple flyers every now and then also. But for the most part at ten yards they shot one hole.

nothing really

lower the price

sighted in crosman venom dusk & crosman 2240 with crosman hollowpoints. then switched to polymags. wasn't impressed. to me, they weren't worth the price.

Stylin!

These will not fit into Marauder clips; too long. Have ordered single shot tray to see if they are any use there but so far these are not for the M-Rod

Will come back and review based on experienced with single shot tray

Very good grooping with my benjamin xl

screw on cap with the container

The results! These hunting pellets do some damage. I've liked the way they shoot from my Marauder pistol.

More pellets per tin?

I was somewhat skeptical at first but, figured hey why not give them a try. They have exceeded my expectations. Try them out for yourself!

.22 so far is my favorite caliber for these pellets. Out of Gamo Whisper IGT I have hit squirrels, rabbits, and other game from 25+ yards and if they connect correctly the animal is quickly killed. So far I have dispatched more small game with this than any other pellet.

Make a larger count tin.

I prefer these for hunting over most pellets. .22 is the most accurate one with good knockdown,range, and accuracy! I highly recommend for pest control and small game hunting.

fast and hard hitting. seem to be accurate although you get a couple fliers that veer off once in a while

some of the pellets have the skirts bent. dont know why but they dont group as well as the undistorted ones.

all in all pretty good groups

Nice pellet, no bad ones that I've found.

Make them so they fit multi shot rifles. Hatsan no go, Air Arms...almost but not quite.

It was my own dumb fault for not reading the description where it says in red letters "Not made for multi shot rifles with the exception of (guns I don't own)." They look nice just wish I had read before adding to cart. Newb mistake.

Works ok in my Disco but not to the point where I would spend the extra money.

Shoots well in the RWS 34. Good for varmint.

accurate and penetrating plus hit hard

nothing

they are like hollowpoints, hit and flatten out

Me and my brother and his wife all love these pellets. We are shooting the Benjamin marauder pcp air rifles and darn are they accurate. About as accurate as the JSB exact. we love them

Well maybe cut the price a little as a tin goes pretty fast.

They are a little tricky in the marauder mag and you will have some jams but not too many.

They look impressive. Quality is awesome. No bent or defective pellets.

Make then heavier by 8-10gr. Screw top container.

Too light to shoot from a Condor. Shoots great in a talon SS turned down to 60-70% power. More suited for a springer instead of a high pressure PCP.

Nearly the perfect ammo! Shoots straight and consistent. Distinct "pop" when it hits prey.

Make them free, OK, I guess I would change nothing.

Not cheap, but worth every penny. Kills as if it were much larger.

These do maintain their velocity better than regular hollow points. They shoot straight enough in my guns(custom discoveries) to use for small game out to 30yds. Shooting into water filled milk jugs at 50' would deform the head some, but not uniformly. I'm sure the wad of feathers or fur these would surely grab, probably takes them to .30cal when they hit, whether they expand or not.

If these aren't sufficiently accurate from your particular platform, change the diameter/shape/weight of pellet. Airguns can be very sensitive to dimensional variations in the ammunition. Especially bores with high round counts.

After 40yrs of airgunning, I have recently encountered the phenomena of Worn Bores.(Yes, I have been blessed with the means and opportunity to shoot a Whole Bunch!) I tried all the super heavies with indifferent results on accuracy. I ordered sample quantities in the spectrum of head sizes for both .177 and .22, to use for evaluation of the effects of head size on group size. My testing has shown that the effects of head on group size can be astounding! There is no substitute for precision, and when the pellet fits the bore at the optimum condition, the improvement in precision is pronounced.