Beeman Kodiak Copper-Plated .177 Cal, 10.19 Grains, Round Nose, 300ct

The 10.19 grain weight and the dome head

I bought based on the information given. Screw on tin would have been better.

I tested this pellet on accuracy. I shot with my Umarex Octane .177 non no-Shox, equipped with the Umarex 3-9X40AO scope. The temperature today was 90 degrees, 68% humidity, 50 feet above sea level, target distance was measured at 90 feet, realistically 91 or 92 feet. I rezeroed this scope from a 10.5 grain pellet to this one. Once zeroed specifically for this pellet, I was able to hin the 2 inch Birchwood Casey target, stuck in a 10x12 inch box, at will. The chronograph test was done across my ProChrono Digital with 5 shots. Results were: 869, 910, 893, 871, and 898 fps. Averaging 888 fps. I also have the lead variant of this pellet, but that is a test for another day. I was very impressed by this pellet. Since my Octane is sighted in on this pellet. I will shoot this, for hunting pests or targets, until they are gone. I recommend this pellet, and will buy it again. Get a chronograph. Woodys World.

Very clean pellet.

The can. I have to transport in ammo box because the lid comes off. I am now putting it inside of a baggy to contain the spills.

I get the best groups with my Diana Panther 31 with these pellets.

was just the weight I needed for my rifle, all seemed to be the same weight,

I would make the can better, once you remove the tape, the lid slides off very easy leaving you with a pocket of pellets, I found a tobacco can and that seems to make a big difference, the lid stays on,

this is a heavy pellet, its hits hard, I am new to air gunning and did not know there was a difference, but thanks to pyramid air, I learn something new every day with the videos,

At first look they were beautiful and you did not get much led on ur hands.

Half my tin had deformitys and they fit varry lose

I have a ruger airhawk and these fit varry lose and are not accurate.

These seem like they could be really good, Totally unusable fir me!

That I ordered them

I don't know if anyone else could have this happen, but these gave my blackhawk elite unbearable piston rebound, where cp ultra mags that I practically need a hammer to chamber come out smooth as butter. Tried lubing them, still no good. Maybe barrel doesn't like or used to copper but probably won't be breaking it in for these.

The size, length, shape, the entire quality honestly surprised me. Then again it was my first time purchasing this brand, I was very impressed. The shown pictures do not do them justice. In real life they look very polished, almost gold like. I opened the can in the sun light next to a window and they blinded me. awesome! And I must say My Gamo Bone Collector .177 absolutely LOVES these things. very accurate half inch groups at 40 yards, and I have unsteady hands. And my rifle is very picky on what ammo it likes.

I wouldn't mind having more in the can, but hey wouldn't we all? lol.

Keep in mind, these are a nice weight, heavier than most standard lead pellets due to the coating and length, so if your rifle is sighted in with normal lead pellets, under this pellets weight, you will likely have to aim higher. What is interesting if your shooting from a higher and angled position with these and sighted in with standard lead pellets at ground level, these usually impact at the same point of impact as the pellets I sighted in at ground flat level. And mine is sighted in with predator poly-mags (also a great pellet) Hope this helps!

I love these in my Bam51. Very consistent and clean. Excellent pellet.

Offer a free pellet pen with a 3 pack purchase. And I would like to see these in some different weights.

Good stuff, well made, no defects.

Copper Plating, of course. These aren't just copper washed like .22rimfires, these are copper plated. Copper plated shot in shotshells is used because it is perceived to pull less fur or feather with it so that it penetrates better. I wish I was still young enough to get out and shoot enough squirrels with these to form an opinion on whether they penetrate better than plain lead. Durability in the watch pocket is unsurpassed. I like these.

If these aren't working for you, change to a different type/brand/shape of pellet. Airguns can be very sensitive to diameter, shape, and weight of pellet. Especially bores with high round counts.

There are lead variations of this pellet in several head sizes, if you like this shape and weight, and these don't shoot well in your gun, try some of those. I've lately been experimenting with the larger head sizes. The effect on accuracy can be astounding!

Great pellet. See the quality in each one. They hit very hard and fly straight.

Definitely worth the cost