Air Venturi Long Shotshells With #8 Shot, 50ct

Innovating idea and though I can't explain how the BBs exit the cannister, they produce a decent pattern.

Quite expensive for what you get. The back/plug comes out quite easily so you have to be kind of gentle with them...which won't be ideal if I want to walk around with a handful of them in my pocket.

I would love to see a bigger version that could be ethically used on a pheasant. This would only wound a larger bird in the wild.

I think they're a great idea and saves me time and shoots a good pattern.

Maybe make the shell not so hard of plastic.

They're nicely packaged

The spread on the #8 shot is perfect for close range hunting. Out to 20 yards I was boasting a 10" spread and at 35 yards it was nearly 12" spread. Perfect for up close shots without ruining your prey.

There is only one source for these so you have to take the hit, but the price is ridiculous. One of the "perks" of hunting with an airgun vs a firearm was cheaper ammunition, guns, etc. Air Venturi made sure that no longer applies. The WingShot is significantly more expensive than most single-shot shotguns and the ammunition is more than double the price of 12 ga shells. I also think the diameter of the shell should be enlarged slightly. Most of the shells tend to slide back out after loading (when raising the muzzle to aim). I have to seat the shotshells with my pinky.

Don't forget to get some chokes. Without either choke, the values listed above do not apply. And go ahead and order a second box of shotshells. Once you have a reliable air source to keep your PCP full, one box won't be enough.

look impressive

nothing

never got chance to use