Beeman .177 Cal, 7.7 Grains, Wadcutter, Coated, 500ct

Very accurate and consistent in my Beeman air rifles.

No changes needed.

I was about to sell my Beeman dual caliber air rifles because of accuracy issues until I tried these pellets. My rifles love these pellets, and I am now getting one-inch groups at 25 yards.

Very inexpensive alternative pellet to practice with.

Nothing that we have control over.

Semi accurate, regardless of what other reviews state.
I tested these pellets using a fixed bench with a rifle vice made for accuracy testing with precision rifles ( FWB 800X and Anschutz 1905 in an aluminum stock) at 10 meters.
Five-shot groups were the size of a pellet and a half or one of the five pellets strayed far enough to make a separate hole on several test groups.
With that said based upon the price an excellent pellet for plinking. Think twice if real accuracy is important.

cheap fly very accurately from 12 ft lb or less guns

my shooting is informal and I shoot for group size

These are my go-to economy pellets for practice and plinking. Compared to other economy pellets, the consistency is very uniform. They are fairly clean, too. Most of my guns pattern well with them.

Nothing. I have no complaints.

Buy 4 tins at a time and they cost 2/3 cents each. Thats a great value. Other economy pellets I have tried were dirty and very inconsistent compared to these.

Very accurate. I use them for bullseye practice.

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I got these for practice with my 10 meter pistol. They give very tight groups and seem to work well. I thought that being coasted was a bit strange, but it seems to give them a good level of uniformity. What this will do to my barrel remains to be seen. Overall, a good but inexpensive pellet.

A screw on lid versus a snap on lid. Also have about a dozen with damaged/deformed skirts. A large tin would probably help this

Pyramyd does a great job of packaging these for shipment.

Price, quality and uniform size.

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These work very well in my lower fps airguns.

I liked the 500 pellets at the price. They grouped better than the 5 other wadcutters at 20 feet out of my revolvers especially the smooth bore dual ammo revolvers.

The lid of the tin does latch on in any way. I use tape or rubber band.

The insides of the skirts are a bit ragged on some pellets but didn't affect them at short indoors range.

The Beeman coated wadcutter has proven itself to be the most consistently accurate .177 pellet I've found for all my air and CO2 pellet rifles and pistols.

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If you can't get one hole groups at 25 yards with the Beeman its the gun or you its definitely not the pellet.

I do not live and breathe air guns but this is the best pellet (out of four other types) I've used in my 0.177 Hatsan Edge Vortex. Precision is the key word here.

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The fit of these pellets in the breech is very precise. Out of 2,000, ZERO have fallen from the breech. Other 0.177 pellets, e.g., those found at Wallies, have fallen out of the breech without me knowing it.