Sig Sauer Wraith Ballistic Alloy Pellets, .22 Cal, 12.35 Grains, Domed, 200ct

I purchased the Wraith pellets hoping that they would perform in my ASP20. Unfortunately it appears that the Crosman 14.3 grain pellets perform much better. The alloy Wraith appear well made with consistent size and shape. But my ASP prefers lead. JSB’s work well also. Maybe it’s my shooting that’s the problem. I’ll continue to shoot the Wraiths hoping for improvement.

I bought these for my Sig Sauer pellet rifle. I found them to be reliable 22 cal Pellet Rifle pellets holding tight groups.

Accuracy and penetration are excellent. So far, this has been the most accurate pellet I have used with my Gamo Swarm Magnum. It has proved to be the best pellet for taking small game and wild turkey where lead is prohibited. Based on accuracy alone, I would still choose these over lead pellets. 1/2 inch groups at 25 meters are normal, making head shots out to 35 meters easy. Penetration on all game so far has been complete and I have only recovered one pellet so far after it passed through a squirrel and struck an asphalt curb. The pellet had very little damage to it as expected of an alloy pellet.

The price. These are expensive pellets, but their performance is better than any pellet I have tried so far.

Due to the alloy material these pellets are made from, they seem to be less of a ricochet hazard and not travel as far as lead pellets after impact.

Lead Free,Higher Velocity, Hard Hitting, High Quality Pellet

I mostly shoot low powered airguns at 10-40 yards. Generally lead free pellets do not work so well in my guns. They may go faster but group sizes open up a lot compared to lead pellets. My Hammerli 850 shoots great groups with these pellets even at 40 yards. I just have to tilt the gun muzzle up when I cycle the next round so that the point of the pellet does not catch since these are a little longer than a standard pellet.

This is a quality pellet. Accuracy, consistency and uniformity are good. FAST... 785 fps muzzle velocity with my AirArms TX-200. But, due to low grain weight, velocity falls off quickly with distance.

Price is very high at 13.5 cents per pellet.

If you are not required to shoot lead free, there are lead pellets just as good for much less cost.

This is the MOST consistent, hard hitting, accurate and precise toleranced .22 pellet I have ever used in my 35 years of airgunning. Seeing groups in the sub-one inch range at 50, 60 and 75 yard distances consistently. Worth every dollar. FINALLY!!!

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Used in multiple break barrel .22's...Gamo Wildcat, 2 different Crosman's, and a Daina