Benjamin Discovery .22 Cal, 14.3 Grains, Hollowpoint, 500ct

Perform as expected.

The price.

These are evidently just re-boxed Crosman pellets, but for a premium price. I bought these to see if they were better than the less expensive Crosman pellets of the same weight and type that I normally shoot. They appear to be identical. I even weighed them, ect. In fact, look at the images of both brands on the Pyrmayd site. They are identical, except for packaging. I emailed Benjamin (Crosman) to confirm this and they ghosted me -- no response even after two weeks. So that evidently answers the question. Buy the Crosman and skip the Benjamin premium.

Best pellet I've used so far for my Benjamin Marauder

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The Crossman premiers that are the same weight and shape seem to shoot just as well for less money, but have the occasional flyer about every tenth pellet. These Benjamin discovery pellets seem to have a flier about every twenty-fifth pellet, but at 25 to 50 yards, still good enough accuracy to smack a squirrel every shot.

Nice attractive tin that catches your eye.

My .22 tin has a handful of .177 pellets in it. Discovered this after I dropped a .177 into the .22 chamber, pulled out about 6 of the smaller .177s by hand, still a few more .177s in the tin that I will remove as I go thru the tin rather than dig them out the tedious way. Probably a changeover of machines and calibers lot causing the mixture.

Same pellet as the Crosman HPs, same company, so it makes sense that they are just repackaging the pellets into a different tin to grab more of the market share. The pellets look identical with the same mold lines as the Crosman HPS, and have the exact same POI as the Crosmans - (I always get different POIs across different pellets).

Based on the higher price, just buy the Crosman HPs and save a few dollars on the exact same pellet.

Just as accurate in my RWS 460 as the Crosmans, a good plinking pellet.

Consistency

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Best pellet I have found for my Diana 22 cal.

It is a proven performance pellet. I don't shoot anything else out of my Marauder

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Pyramid Air is the only place I purchase my air rifle needs. Very good service.

Accuracy

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I bought these to use in my new Benjamin Akela for shooting sage rats this year. I also bought the .177s for my Marauder. I zeroed each gun at 30yds and was stacking pellets on top of each other. These are the most accurate HP I have used. I have only used domed pellets because they are the type of pellet that have only given me the accuracy I was looking for longer ranges. I hit sage rats out to 50yds this year but no further due to winds. The rats dropped like little rocks. . I have not tested the deformation of the pellets and had a few over penetrated but those rats were close, 10yds-15yds. The shape and size seemed to be consistent but I do not go through and check each one for precision. They worked and this pellet will be my go to for now on for sage rats.

I cant believe how straight these pellets fly! I use them in my P-rod. I wont use any other pellets but these because of how perfect they are. Love them so much I bought a lot more. Taking pigeons at 80 yards with these! You can see through the scope how straight they fly. I know they are made by Benjamin and my p-rod is Benjamin, but I wonder if Benjamin knows how perfect they are for this rifle?

Not a friggin thing. They might be pricy to some, but Im getting one shot one kill up to 80 yards with these, so money well spent as far as Im concerned.

To be honest, the 80 yard shots, the pigeons take a hit and then fly away a shirt distance then expire. But anywhere under 80 yards they drop like anchors. I was using JSB RS DIABLOS 13.43g before these rounds and was getting great accuracy and power at way shorter ranges, but these came back in stock and I picked some up and wow!, totally amazed. You must try them in your Benjamin p-rod. They will probably do well in any rifle but I think they are a match for the p-rod. Trust me

Accuracy with these pellets is excellent

I like that 500 pellets come in at tln there medium weight they seem to fly OK I mean for What they are

Theres nothing to change if you want to change anything that would be your mind on picking a different pallet other than that they work good enough.

They come in a decent tin a Screwtop which keeps them safe if theyre knocked around no need for tape they should all be this way.

This is one of my "go to" pellets for my gauntlet. grouping and accuracy are very consistent. Price point is not bad either.

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have purchased to cans of these and they seem to be very consistent.