Page 2 - Predator Polymag Shorts, .22 Reviews

Came well packed. Pellets were clean. Fit my mags no problem

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They didn't group well in a couple of my hunting rigs. (AA 400 and brocock compatto) Didn't try them in any other of my rifles so they may group in them. But that's they way it goes some rifles just prefer a certain pellet. Just that those two rigs are my go-to rifles that I hunt with most.

Accurate and hard hitting.

I dont mind paying a little more for a quality product. But the price for these is a bit steep.

They pretty much mirror JSBs under 50 yards.

I get much better grouping with these over the originals in all the guns I shoot them from. LW barrels stack them as long as the velocity is between 550 and 950. Awesome cavitation.

More per tin.

Worth the price IMO based on the groups and lethality.

Very clean,shot very well in my umarex gauntlet,by far the best hunting pellet I have used.

More in a tin

Try these in your gun if your gun likes them definitely use them hunting

They shoot real good in my mutant 22.

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even if your gun shoots the regular polymags , The shorts are worth a try.

For pest control, these can't be beat! Using the m-rod ,P-rod, and gamo urban, pests don't have a chance. These are not for target practice or plinking. They are for one thing only, and they do that very well. The sound of a headshot on a squirrel with a polymag is a sound that you won't forget! It's a sound of devastation for the pest! The pellet is very accurate. I use them in all three calibers that I have from the .177, .22, .25. They are very effective.

Nothing becuase the cost would only go up.

The shorts work perfect in my M-Rods magazine. The gamo red tip in .22 is next in line when pyramydair is out of the polymag, just isn't as accurate past 50 yards as the polymag are! We have a blue berry farm and these pellets are used daily. I have head shot a tree rat at 110 yards, with my 25cal M-Rod. Keep extra tins around. I order some with almost every order.

This is the 2nd time I have purchased Polymag's. The first time I bought them in .117. In both cases the Polymags did not group well when shot through several guns. I think you really need the right gun for them to work properly. I can get Ok groups out to 25 yards when shooting the .22's through my Mutant Shorty. They are well made though. They just haven't been an accurate pellet for me.

I think they need to be redesigned.

Accurate and fits in the maurader mag.

Could be cheaper and the screw top tin.

One of the most consistently accurate pellets I have found in most of my guns. I got these to fit the maurader mags because of the success I have had with the standards and metalmags in other rifles. The soft, thin skirts tend to make up for any other inconsistencies in production.

these are an excellent pellet in my Prod. Critters go down quick. Accurate up to 65yds in my rifle

Well made and heavy. Fits well in FX Wildcat mags. Consistent skirts. Have not found any malformed pellets in tin.

More expensive than standard pellets; but not too much more than any other premium pellets.

These work great in the short Wildcat mags that I have. Shoot well with pretty consistent groups out to 50 yards. If you can't shoot the regular polymags, then these are a good substitute. Great option for hunting. Probably a little expensive for plinking or target shooting.

These pellets give me half-inch (CTC) cloverleafs at 20 yards in my Benjamin Marauder. I haven't had a chance to test these at further ranges but they are the most accurate pellet I've shot in this rifle so far. Hunting performance is outstanding, one-shotting green iguanas up to 5.5 feet long out to 20 yards if the head shot is clean. An outstanding performer.

Only a lower price could improve on these--no complaints here.

There is a standard Predator Polymag that is apparently too long for smooth operation in the Marauder magazines. This "Short" version is the one you want.

Super accurate for shape dime size groups at 100' got a ground at ' and it made a real mess of it devastating!!!

make them cheaper and bump up to 31 grains

Great hunting pellet. The shorts fit in the Benjamin Marauder magazines

These performed VERY well in the magazine for my MRod. The accuracy was amazing as well. They are quite a bit lighter than my most accurate pellet for my MRod so I pleasantly surprised to see such tight groups. If you have hunted with polymags before....I don't need to tell you what they do to small game.

Make them in a metal mag as well...try to get the price down. They are a bit spendy.

Worked great in my MRod magazine.

Shoot phenominal through my Air Arms S510 - single ragged hole groups at 20 yards - devastating hole size into 3/4" plywood. Shoot as well or better than the full length (standard) Predator Polymags through my Diana 54 Air King - which I thought was unbeatable. Devastating on squirrels.

Nothing - exceeded expectations.

These shoot great out my marauder as do the original length polymag's. I modified a magazine to except the original's that works good but it's good to be able to use all my mag's.

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If you have a newer marauder give these a try.

These shoot great out my marauder as do the original length polymag's. I modified a magazine to except the original's that works good but it's good to be able to use all mag's.

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If you have a newer marauder give these a try.

Nice neat looking pellets. They really punch a clean hole in the targets. Seemed to group well too.

Small tin, should sell in 500 count for a similar price.

Seemed to get 4 good shots in a nice group(3/4") and then 1 flier. about 1 inch away at 50 yards. This happened multiple times. Didn't see anything when inspecting the pellet to cause this.

These shorter .22" PolyMags do fit most multishot magazines. Test fit in Benamin Marauder magazine, Air Arms S510 magazine. They physically fit in the Air Arms S200 magazine but do not index well, tip catches if they are jiggled about in use.

Work on its design/diameter etc to fix the accuracy issue.

Test fit in 3 different .22" magazines and fit in all mags, Benji Marauder (sorry, only have a Benji magazine, no gun to test accuracy), Air Arms S510, Air Arms S-200B. The S-200 magazine receiver catches the tip of the poly mag and will not index. Accuracy in the AA-S510 and S-200 is horrible. All accuracy tests outdoors rested, no wind, 55 deg F. Both these guns shoot JSB exacts very well, 10 shots at sub .750" groups at 40 yards, sub .375" groups at 20 yards, (one small hole). The Poly Mag Shorts, S510 was shooting 10 shots 2" groups at 20 yards, the 4 shots I was able shoot in the S-200B was also 2" at 20 yards as well. Did not test any further. For what it's worth, I did machine a .22" AA S-510 magazine to accept the standard .22" Poly mags, the S510 shot those well. 20 yards 10 shot group was .625", 40 yards 10 shot group 1.125". Not as tight as the JSB Exacts though not terrible. Did require modifying an expensive Magazine that is not easy to modify.

Shorter than the previous version.

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They work very well on rodents, but lose there accuracy past 50 yards/