Page 2 - Predator Polymag .30, .30 Reviews

Pretty accurate and they hit hard.

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They hit hard. Had a couple fly aways

A bit heavier

Great pellet

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More accurate than the jsb pellets and as good as the fx pellets which were my previous favorite. They hit hard also.

As all .30 pellets they are not cheap and you dont get alot.

Fired out of hatsan mod 130s vortex qe breakbarrel.

Spot on for accuracy!! Great penatration and shoots fast out of my .30 hatsan 130. Critters and cans don't stand a chance.

Can could be threaded to keep from spilling

Definitely a good pellet to have stocked up

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the look and the velocity

make them a bit heavier

There's a little squirrely in the Hatsan carnivore 30 cal

I have enjoyed the predator polymag in my 177, 22, 25, and 357 pcps. I suspect I will again enjoy the predator polymag in my new 30 caliber Texan SS pcp.

More pellets in the tin...

Each and every pellet rifle has its' own chactoristic's.They all perform differntly.

I use poly mags in .177,.25 and .30 they all seem to group fairly well..

The poly mags in .30 don't fit in the fx side shot magazine so they have to be loaded by hand ....

Good penetration

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Good pellets

Great pellets. The pellets shoot very accurately from my hatsan 130S. All pellets seem to be without blemishes. They shipped in their tins, which was securely packed into foam squares which fit snuggly into a cardboard box. 100 percent satisfied with the pellets and will be purchasing more befrore I get too low.

This product would be perfect with 1 improvement. The lid pushes on and should screw on. I dropped a tin and the lid popped off and the pellets had to be picked up. Not a big deal but this is the one thing I would change.

They are a little more expensive than the diabolo. I bought both the polymag and diabolo to compare accuracy. They shoot the same in my opinion. The ballistics are probably different but I dont have a way to test that yet.

very clean pellets.

maybe a bigger tin.

this pellets are good for about 45 yards then they begin to spread.

Fly pretty true. Didnt find any damaged skirts in the tin i bought! Used these in my Hatsan 130s. Really good groupings out to 40 yards with iron sights, after i got the gun broke in. These little dudes make some serious holes. Will kill coons, possums, groundhogs, rabbits, squirrels stone dead. At 30-40 yards im confident with the 130s and these that i could drop a deer with a head shot. Coyotes too if you can get on close enough. Be mindful of where you are shooting. You could likely kill someone with these. Not a toy!

150 count would be nice. Other than that no complaints.

With the hatsan 130s these fly truer than the jsb diabolo 44.75 gr pellets i also bought. At first the jsb had tighter groups but after 150 pellets through it the jsb wouldnt hold a good enough grouping for my taste. The more i shoot the gun the better these polymags group! I would recommend these for the hatsan 130s.

I like these pellets. They are very accurate and they hit hard. They are made well.

I would like for them to be a little shorter to fit my magazine better.

I Consistantly get one inch groups at 50ft. Haven't sighted in for longer distances yet.

I like the reputation these hunting pellets have

Let people know the length of these pellets

These DO NOT FIT in an FX Wildcat .30 cal magazine.

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Accurate

Consistent accuracy! These are the most accurate .30 caliber pellets of the limited choices available to shoot from my Hatsan 130QE. They result in tighter groups than either of the diabolo style pellets available in this caliber at the appropriate weight for my Carnivore.

Keep the head space and skirt diameter as is but make the pellet at least a mm longer while narrowing the waist retain the same weight. That will improve the external ballistic coefficient and improve accuracy at longer ranges.

You can pull the polymer tip and epoxy on a steel BB for improved penetration and lethality with only a slight degrade in accuracy.

Live up to there reputation. I been using them for years. These are being used in a Hatsan 135 .30 cal. They work in my .25 Hatsan 155 and 135'2, in .22 cal. and .25 cal. They really are accurate. They do exactly what there designed to do.

For me there best 50 yrds and under. I shoot longer ranges w/ my .22 and .25 Hatsan 135. 75yrds. Sometimes 97yrds. Where a regular domed pellet works best it seems. Ive never gotten a bad tin. Always consistent and very accurate.

Very consistent, out of my FX, groups of ten at 30 meters of less than half an inch. Hard hitting, with exit wounds on rabbits of 3/4 of an inch.