Skenco Poly Match, .177 Cal, 4.0 Grains, Pointed, Lead-Free, 150ct

These Babies are fast and have a little report too. At 4.0 they Zip out of the barrel alot faster than anything else I have shot so far. 1189, 1199, 1204, 1202, 1198, 1205fps.

??? Tracer glow paint maybe???

Don't shoot these in town they are a little loud. Small firecracker pop.

Great ultralight high speed pellet. All were uniform with no defects.

Nothing, they are what they are.

They are much longer than a normal pellet but fits my M4-177 clips perfectly. I posted pics. You can tell they are much faster than a normal pellet as they get to the target that much faster. Over a rest with the little M4-177 shooting at 33ft, I'm getting 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch groups of 10. Offhand I'm keeping 5-shot groups in an inch if I do my part. Great pellet for lower powered airguns. I'm going to buy more and also try out all of Skenco's line.

These are tack drivers out of my Remanufactured M4-177! I'm getting groups of 1/2 inch to 3/4in at 33ft with only 8 pumps. Plus at only 4.0gr they really seem fast to the target.

I like 'em as is.

Great product. They are much longer than regular pellets but fir the M4's clips just great. I was impressed and am going to try all of Skenco's line of pellets.

Clean, perfectly molded pellets with a sharp point. The long body makes it easy to handle.

I'd like to see maybe a heavier model.

I love these pellets. I use them with a Beeman P17 handgun that can be hard to load with shorter pellet. The hard plastic is very durable. With the P17, this pellet will cleanly penetrate one side of a tin can with 30% still in good enough shape to reuse.

nothing

Make them the same size as normal pellets.

WARNING: These are longer than standard lead pellets. As a result they do not work in my Crosman 357 or Daisy 880. They should work fine in a break barrel, but don't buy them if your gun has a clip or a small breech.

No lead. "Cool Factor". They're a bit "Different". Pretty accurate.

1: Biodegradable plastic. 2: Lower cost - why is a plastic pellet more than a metal pellet?

I shoot these through my 1377 and M417. They work well for plinking in both guns, but seem more accurate out of the M417 - probably due to a few factors (longer barrel, and straighter loading into the breech due to the 5-round clip). They seem to have a "sweet spot" of 6 pumps on both guns. Any slower and they drift, and faster and they kind of go unstable (it looks like... I'm no expert). They don't seem to work well at all out of a Crosman 760 - no rifling.

Easy to handle, easy to see, lead free, consistent shape, accurate at short to medium distances.

Make them a bit heavier

I use this short range indoors in my pellet trap, very nice pellets, lead free, and easy to handle and load into my P17!

They rip out of my gun at awesome speed. Very accurate inside 30 yards.

A little on the light side so they are easily affected by the elements. have to re-aim scope every time after using a heavier round.

Accuracy, lead-free, speed without losing accuracy, easy feeding. Probably the best packaging of any pellet.

Single load only, they're too long for magazines and some guns. Buy them only if you have a good bit of room when chambering typical lead pellets.

Folks, open your mind to these babies. If they were made of biodegradable plastic from corn husks, they would truly be The Pellet of the Future. The plastic they're molded from is harder than lead, so they can be sized just right. The torpedo shape makes them super-easy to chamber; no worry about deforming them. I bought these for my Crosman 1377, thinking they'd be my bird-killers. In that role, I haven't tried them yet. But they are accurate in all my low and medium powered guns. I haven't tried them yet in my higher powered ones. Out of my Crosman 1377 (new one from 2011) they give 465 fps @ 3 pumps, 543 fps @ 5 pumps, and 653 fps @ 10 pumps. My Daisy 953 will not chamber them; they're too long, even for single loading. I didn't chrono them out of my Crosman Raven yet, but they were the most accurate pellet from that gun. The plastic case these are packaged in is perfect. The lid snaps on securely, but has a tab that makes it easy to open without spilling them. You'll wish you had more "tins" like this for your Beeman pellets. ;) Based on this experience, I will be buying more Skenco pellets in the future.

great for the backyard/short range shooting. haven't tried anything long range. with 4 pumps on a crosman 1377 they go 1/3 of the way into a thick phone book. very accurate. very precise quality. could not find a bad one in a batch of 200, and i check each one before loading. i might try some of the other non lead pellets since i like these so much.

more or cheaper?

these work great in my crosman 1377 and pump master 760. both bolt action. would probably be great on a break barrel as well. they are a little longer than standard pellets. makes them easy to load in a bolt action receiver. they will not work in a pellet magazine or revolver speed loader. i didn't try them in my 357. at little more than 1/2 the weight of a standard pellet, they move faster but don't hit as hard or penetrate as far. good for backyard situations. don't need as much pumping to hit the target.