Predator GTO .177 Cal, 5.5 Grains, Wadcutter, Lead-Free, 200ct

These are beautiful pellets, but for the money and my needs (non-competitive) the H&N are a far greater value.

Too expensive

nope

Higher velocity.

They have their place. Faster delivery, but no energy when they get where they are intended to go.

Like any light weight pellet, they may or may not work for your gun(s). My 2300KT does to like the light 5.5gr. But my Vigilante LOVES these with dead-on bullseye at 10M common. Very nicely made and almost looked machined.

As always with lead free :: price is a concern. And for Heaven's sake, put 500 in a tin! 200@ pellets in a tiny tin can is kind of goofy.

Monster accuracy in my Vigilante - these make my Vigilante seem like a much better gun.

Lead Free and Consistent Quality

I mostly shoot low powered air guns. As with any pellet test them out in every gun until you find one that likes them. That gun for these pellets is my Beeman QB78s. At 10 Meters that gun loves these. In other guns accuracy is acceptable to all over the place which seems to happen for me with lighter lead free pellets. But in my QB78s they are perfect. As with another reviewer stated these pellets are consistent with no defects at all that I have seen.

These pellets were very uniform in shape. They did shoot very accurate in my low speed Gamo Recon (525 fps) at short range, 10 yards.

Not sure.

They fit VERY tight into the barrel of my pellet rifle. It took some force to seat the pellet with a pellet seater. They did seem to shoot very accurate at close range, but I did not try them at any longer range. I doubt that I will continue to try these pellets.

These pellets are the most accurate that I've used shooting 10M targets with a Beretta 92FS. I've tried other round-nosed and wadcutter pellets from Gamo and H&N, and the Predator GTO pellets grouped the best. Also, these pellets are well protected in the container, with a protective foam sheet at the bottom and top of the container. I am about 90% through my first container, and have not found a single defective pellet, as opposed to multiple containers of Gamo pellets where about 5% - 10% of them are defective (I'll never buy Gamo pellets again). These seem to be manufactured to extremely tight tolerances, as I have not noticed any differences in how one pellet looks from the next.

I wish the container was a screw top. I also wish you could buy these pellets in larger quantities, at a lower cost per pellet.

These are well-made, accurate pellets for 10M pistol shooting.

very well made

nothing

this is my goto pellet for my gamo bone collector when target shooting

They are uniform,and no dented ones,They aren't target pellets but they hold a nice pattern which is good for plinking and pest control.

A little more for the money.

Pyramid packs all their pellets in a highly protected
pkg.No other outlet packs their pellets like Pyramid
and the pkg. has a lot of other uses for tinkers.

Lead free, shoot great out of my 1377B pellet pistol and I can hit cans at about 25 yards with accuracy.

Change price to $10 or make pellet count 250.

These shoot great sub sonic, Super sonic however I do not recommend.

Lead-free, very accurate

maybe a larger size container, lower unit cost

Using them in a Remington 800X (Brazil made) and was surprised to see how close a group I got, having read reviews suggesting that the accuracy of lead-free pellets tends to be mediocre. Shooting in my basement at 20 feet, and these light pellets are easier on the trap, too.