Predator Polymag, .35, .35 Reviews

Everything. Just got them two hours ago. 15 minutes after that, found a feral hog eating my garden. Shot him in the head with by Benjamin Bulldog. Instant lights out.

More per tin.

These things are great. They do the job that they are meant for.

Excellent out of my Snowpeak M25 .357. Awesome accuracy, and complete devastation to feral hogs!

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What's there to say but these shoot great out of my Bulldog, dang near the best all around for it. It loves these things! Pretty good devastation down range also.

A little expensive but what isn't these days. Not to bad.

Just get them and try em out if your wondering about getting them you will like them.

Bought these for my Benjamin Bulldog. Haven't done any hunting with them yet, but thus far they perform excellently on the field in target practice.

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This is the best shipping/packaging job I have probably EVER seen in my life. I don't know who handles the packaging at this company, but give them a damned award. If I ever start up my own company, I'm gonna contact PAir to have them design my shipping containers/boxes. Holy moly.

Extremely accurately and consistent shooting through my modified Benjamin Bulldog .357. I have found these to be excellent hunting pellets in .25, .30 and .357. I highly recommend them.

Tins of 100 or 150 rounds would be nice.

Great hunting choice for medium sized game. The kind of accuracy and consistency that will give you the confidence to take the shot knowing they will do the job very effectively and humanely if you do your part behind the trigger. I can go back and forth between JSB Exact King .35 - which are the same grain weight - and the Polymag .35 with dead on accuracy and the same point of impact. So when I switch from target shooting to hunting, all I have to do is switch the pellet and I'm ready.

Very accurate at 50 yds from my Benjamin Bulldog .357 Bullpup. worked very well in that gun.

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I don't know enough about these to know if this is good or bad. My expectation was that these were hollow-point pellets that would expand on impact. However, when I shot them at full power at a 2" board, while they went completely through the board, they came out intact on the other side. I could see the rifling on the pellet and some of the red plastic was still there. I expected them to expand more at the back of the board. But maybe that expectation was wrong for a board and maybe they are not supposed to expand at all. That said, they are very accurate in my Bullpup and I am happy with them.

Likes: accurate, consistent size/shape, good weight Dislikes: cost

More pellets per tin and cheaper price.

I was able to make a single shot tool so these can be used in my Hatsan Carnivore.35 without having to remove the tip. You have to come up with something that allows the pellet to enter the loading slot on an angle since the pellets are not just longer than the mag but longer than the slot as well. The tool has to allow the pellet to be turned as the polymer tip enters the chamber. If you are not up to this and you have a Carnivore, I would stick to the JSBs.

Uniform shapes. Well packed. Very accurate and hard hitting out of my Benjamin Bulldog. 1.25" c to c @ 50 yrds. Chrony avg. 922 fps across 10 shots.

Maybe offer quantities of 100

JSB pellets across all calibers are the best out there!

These do not fit my gun. They are to long.

Make them shorter so they fit in mags for .357 Hatsan Hercules

These are long pellets that won't fit into most mags so double check before you buy these.

Awesome hunting performance. Quick medium size varmit harvest. Great accuracy in my Bulldog.

Would welcome more rounds in tin.

Really accurate in both my Bulldogs

Consistent performance in this caliber. I have been shooting these for hunting/pesting purposes. Fast and reliably accurate.

Nothing to change

Use these. They work very well.

These work the best in my Benjamin Bulldog

More in the tin

Excellent pellet

I use my Benjamin Bulldog for work as I own a wildlife damage management company. My go to round for flatter shooting and accuracy had been the JSB Diabolo of similar weight until I found this round! The .35 Polymag has proven to be a fantastic hunting round that does expand in the animal and often does not pass thru meaning more safety in urban/suburban areas where I work; the Diabolos would regularly pass thru which was a negative from a safety aspect. The .35 Polymags are proving equally accurate, and yet superior in many ways as a hunting round.

Polymag tins should have a screw top, they fall open far to easily.

FWIW I also have a Pitbull MegaModerator on my Bulldog

Yes.

No change noting

Tank

Awesome! Both the 357 predator p mags and the noslers worked great in the b bulldog!

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Both good choices. Out of ten bullets tested the predator p mags were top 3

Awsome for hogs

Hog killer

.35 My bulldog loves these. We are talking 1 inch groups at 75yds. .25 my marauder shoots pellet on pellet at 50yds.

in .25 I always throw away 30 or so pellets because the red tips fall out and dont seem secure to the pellet. I am afraid the tip can come off when firing and get stuck in or damage the plastic baffles in the shroud and silencer.

these things are accurate even without sorting and weighing in every caliber.

These things are accurate and consistent out of the package in all the calibers I've tried I couldn't imagine not having a t i n with me while I hunt I like the comfort of knowing my shots can I go where I put it for a good clean kill

In the smaller calibers I found the ballistic tips loose from the pellet

The Benjamin bulldog the ataman m2r type2 the airforce condor and fx boss love them

Was a little skeptical about these but figured I'd give them a try. Shot 3 @ 35 over a chronograph. All 3 in one ragged hole. Speed was right there with what jsb's would have been. I then shot a single shot @ 55 yards using X sticks. Hit a prairiedog target in the head where I was holding(actually about inch high). Then I shot a round into a 15" soap block I cast for testing wound channels. I had already shot a .25 polymag into a block so 'kinda' knew what was about to happen. Boy was I wrong!, The block jumped 4 or so inches straight up and almost off the table. Several pieces of soap flew in all directions. In fact. If the soap hadn't still had the plastic wrap on it, it would have blown completely apart! I have made many of these blocks and shot into them with many calipers. NEVER seen this before. Penetration was almost complete. Much farther than any others slug or pellet in 357 I've tested. But the amazing thing was the entry wound size. Wish I could upload a photo. AWESOME!

More per tin. At least a larger tin choice.

Only a small test so far but first impressions are these things will do the job if the shooter does his/hers.