Skenco NewBoy Heavy-Weight .22 cal, 26.2 Grains, Pointed, 100ct

Its not dirty ammo and most of it looks good. I really had maybe one flyer and thats it out of a 100.

Nothing to the ammo but make bigger canisters and more ammo. 100 packs dont cut it.

I tried these in my RWS 34 and couldn't keep them on paper. Use Ultra shock 16.6 and they were spot on. Tried them again with same results. Guess I can use them for fishing weights. The 28.6 gr shot well out of my rifle. I use open sights at 15 yards off hand.

I like the size and shape of these pellets. They come in a plastic container which is no big deal to me. Nice weight and balance to them. However I wasn't able to use them.

Nothing really, they're just too long for my Hatsan AT44. Perhaps make them shorter.

Unfortunately I wasn't able to use these pellets in my Hatsan AT44-10 QE Long .22 cal PCP because they are too long for the magazine. These pellets are approximately 10.9 mm long. I am sure these are good pellets if your gun can fit them and fire them. Unfortunately manufactures can't satisfy everyone. I am only giving a low rating because I wasn't able to use them not because they're a bad pellet. Good luck if these work for your gun.

Excellent weight.

Container needs to be improved.

I have successfully dieseled these pellets in my Shockwave rifle and they were fairly accurate at 25 yards. The knock-down is simply awesome! I easily shot through 3/4" plywood at 5 yards. However, I wouldn't make it a habit of dieseling (any pellet gun) as damage WILL eventually occur.

Length and shape seems to be just right for velocity retention. And the weight for penetration and shock is right there.

More concise and precise head diameters would be better for hunting. This is a hunting round of which I believe should be as accurate, or as close as possible, as a match round. You know, an accurate shot is a humane shot.

You all know that all guns shoot different sizes and weights of projectiles. These pellets were close on consistent size: head, skirt, length, and weight, by .02 mm and .3 grain. You gun may digest these rounds better than mine. Overall, they are not bad for accuracy in my rifle up to 30 yards, 1 inch group.

I didn't care for it,I use FX Guns, and the clips in my guns don't really take this Predator well at all,plus the ends are not well constructed, they become easily miss shappen when you load you clip, hence the lack of it being on target.

they need to get away from the plastic container.

nope

well made pellets deliver consistent shots

optional copper plating or tips would be even better

These pellets carry a lot of momentum behind them, they hit with a lot of force but penetrate nicely retaining their aerodynamic shape through soft targets they seem to mushroom or deform only upon hitting hard targets such as wood or trees. These work very well in high powered rifles for small game hunting or obliterating targets fifty or one hundred or more feet away!

I really like the weight and design of the pellets. The extra weight has a great impact on game.

The skirt dimensions vary some from pellet to pellet. The result is a little variance in accuracy. Otherwise a great product.

A hard hitting fast pellet. a good balance between speed and kinetic energy transfer.

a 250 pellet screw top tin

A wicked pissah pellet!( as we say in Massachusetts )
Shoots wonderful in my Talon SS .22 w/24" barrel.
A bit pricey to plink with. Never had a deformed pellet in any caliber. ( the .177 is a bad mamma jamma too )

These are one of the heaviest Pelets I've gotten. theye do fit into the Marauder Pistol Magazine.

More pelets per container and a better container.