Air Arms Falcon .22 Cal, 5.52mm, 13.43 Grains, Domed, 500ct

Very consistent. Shoots the tightest groups from my crosman 2250 of all pellets tried todate!!

Accurate

Produce the tin with a screw-on top; make the skirts stronger so that they resist deformation better; lower the price

I shoot these out of my Benjamin Marauder Pistol, and they are very accurate. Because the pistol has a moderate power level, I appreciate the flatter trajectory that these lighter pellets produce. They are made by JSB for Air Arms, and they exude the same level of quality. However, like other JSB pellets, they have soft skirts that deform easily in the tin. That's not a deal-breaker for me, but it's something to be aware of if you've never purchased JSB-made pellets. If you want to experiment with a lighter .22 caliber pellet, they are definitely worth checking out.

Very accurate at lower velocity using my Air Arms S510fac

I don't know what could be changed to make it a better pellet.

The skirts on these pellets are very thin and easily damaged. I estimate 10% have damaged skirts but are still usable, another 5% are very damaged.

Weihrauch 97/ tune kit: Chronograph numbers were good AV648 ES13 SD4, accurate

Screw on lid

Thin skirts so maybe 1% have bent skirts most of which can be straightened

These pellets shot really well out of my FX Timberwolf while shooting steel plate at 50 yards from a bench. Im glad that i bought a tin to test out.

nothing

Shoot competition with these - excellent results.

These pellets work well in my Hammerli 850. I averaged 635 fps, with an FPE of 12.03. The accuracy is good, but not the very best. They are effective at rodent control, with a very well placed shot.

Lower the price, use screw-on lids, and engineer tighter groupings.

These did not work very well in my Remington Express, though the velocity was high. I forget to write the chrono statistics on the pellet tin for the Remington. I have a composition book now, and will keep better tabs on my rifle/pellet statistics. I've run out of rats pretty much, so I will take notes for what works best for me.

consistant, accurate, clean

lower price

These shoot very well in several of my 12 ft/lb springers, nice snug fit in the breech without having to use a pellet seater.

Price, cleanliness, look/feel. They appear to have a consistent head size.

Compared to other premium pellets with a documented 5.52 mm head diameter, they fit more loosely in my Remington Express and Ruger Impact. I don't have a pellet gauge, but they seem closer to 5.5 or 5.51 mm head diameter. I would like to see this pellet in a 15 grain version.

They fit consistently in my Remington Express and Ruger Impact, although they are a little loose. With that said, they shoot consistent groups from the Ruger, but poorly from the Remington. They shoot very well from my Crosman 2240, and Benjamin 392.

These came in 2nd in my pellet shootout. They are very good but the jbs 13.43s are more available , so l'm sticking with them.nothing wrong with these baby's,!