Predator Polymag .177 Cal, 8.0 Grains, Pointed, 200ct

I was hoping to use these and had very high hopes but because they are pointed they won't fit in any of my co2 pistols magazines.

The design is nice but the pellet itself should be the same length as all the other . 177 pellets so they can be used in all guns. I have a brand new container of these and can't use them because when put in magazines the magazine won't go into pistol because the pellets are longer than traditional . 177 pellets.

Before you buy make sure they'll fit in whatever weapon you are going to be using them in, if not you'll only have a paper-weight full of pellets you can't use.

#1) Extreme accuracy and consistency from tin to tin. The first criteria for any hunting pellet should always be accuracy, and these simply deliver. As a seasoned adult projectile enthusiast, it is always exciting to find a well engineered and executed product that is worth the time / effort of purchasing and using. Inside 25yds they are near laser-beam accurate when sorted. #2) The energy dump is amazing! Even below the 600fps mark, the energy dump is visible. It is the difference between going through small game unabated (off into the distance or ricochet) or flipping it end-over-end on impact. In my opinion, the energy dump in these when coupled with the accuracy is much more effective, ethical, and safer for everything involved. An accurate, well place shot is always crucial for hunting success but, these absolutely lend added impact insurance to the shot. It also adds what I refer to as the (DIP) result. De@d In Place. If you need a longer range pellet try JSB heavies first.

Not much - maybe new tungsten core models for adults- ha-ha!

Accurate in 95% of all (my) makes / air rifle models out to 50yards (Hatsan, Gamo, Beeman, Benjamin, Diana, AA,) The .177 is far more prone to easily bent skirts so, sort them on a clean hard surface with a light table-top roll. Order from PyramidAir where the pack them correctly for shipping or, you will likely be wasting money by receiving bashed tins. These are the only hunting pellets (I have used and, I have tried a lot!) that perform consistently in 450-950fps air rifles. However, it seems when pushing these in .177 above the 1000fps mark, or beyond 50yds the shape and weight begin to become a deficit, and they start to loose accuracy. In .22 it is not quite as noticeable, and in .25 they are only very accurate In some of my air rifles (seems brand/rifling based). Carefully clean your bores. Give them a 20 shot string before ending any test to season the barrel to the pellet. Store them in-tins or in magazines - no pockets, especially if you have big fat contractor fingers!

have only shot 6 rounds so far, other work keeping me busy, but work fine in my Schofield no.3, have not tried these pellets in my Umarex SA-10 as of yet.

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try them for yourself, see how you like them, each gun is different, just give them a try.