Tech Force .177 Cal, 7.48 Grains, Hollowpoint, 500ct

These are very accurate. I found these to be as consistent as the Crosman Wadcutter pellets with a Crosman 1377 and as accurate as RWS SuperDome in the same pistol.

Larger tins with screw tops.

Try to buy 3-tins at a time as they may not be available later. I made this mistake with the TF-8216 pellets.

Price and accuracy.

Nothing really. Maybe a screw on lid.

This is an accurate pellet for the price. I have use it in several rifles and it's accurate in all of them. I have not used it in any magnum type rifles. My higher powered rifles are .22's.

I recently bought 4 tins and have used 1500 pellets so far thru several aiguns: Crosman 1077 (Combo); Crosman 1088; Daisy Powerline 008; Crosman 1377C; an old Romanian-made, low-powered, spring air rifle made in the seventies (can't remember its name). I use a 15-foot, indoor range. Under these conditions, I found the pellets to be very ACCURATE, and, though I'm still testing this, they seem to be as accurate, or even more accurate than the more expensive pellets I have. Very few fliers. I didn't come across too many deformities in the pellets. They almost always fit snugly into the rotary clips for the rifle and two pistols that are semi-automatic, with only the occasional pellet that doesn't lodge as tightly as the others. CHEAP: excellent value for money. I will be buying a lot more of these.

Offer them in a bulk pack of say about 1500 pellets, or so, for even more savings. Of course, the on-going issue of the screw-on lid: the lid is a press on one and comes off too easily, like all the rest of these type of tins. But these aren't such big concerns due to the value for money you get out of this pellet.

I don't know how they perform outdoors, or at greater distances, but they are definitely well worth trying, especially at this price. I gave these pellets five stars all round, in spite of a few inconsistencies in size and some deformities. I think they are that good.

Price and size of tin they work good in the Classic, Phantom, and 3 of my hand guns.

750 pellets in a tin? Just sayin'.

You can never have to many pellets. Can you??? HaHaHaHaHa!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Cleanly made pellets. No die lines and the skirts are very clean and consistant. The way I shoot, the accuracy is great. Yes, they seem to be "imported", but all other things considered that is not an issue to me.

Consistent and accurate in all the guns I've tried them in. I bought them because they were cheap, I will order them again because thy are a good pellet.

Like everyone else a screw on lid would be nice. The tape the lid is secured with leaves an ugly sticky residue when removed. It's not hard to remove but I'd be happier if I didn't have to mess with it.

For the money they are hard to beat. I'm sure they will not perform well in ever air gun, but for the ones I've tried they have worked well. My R7 loves them!

These pellets are great for lower to medium velocity airguns especially pistols. You get a really nice increase in velocity and what I call smacking power. I think it's because of the lighter weight. The accuracy is also very good. I would buy these again in a minute!

nothing.

If you have a low powered air gun get some of these and you'll notice the increase in power.

I give them five stars, shoot straight and hard out of my Stoeger X20 Fit the barrel very well. Good price, what more could want?

Zip, nada.

These things make squirrel brains into mush! Yeah Tech Force! Buy'em!!!

Being near to "half" the cost, I tried this pellet in my Remington Vantage 1200 hoping it would do as well as the Crosman Premier 7.9 HP. It didn't! However, the majority of the tin performed very well and considering the cost per pellet in combination with my limited marksmanship skills-it will make a FINE, INEXPENSIVE substitute for plinking.

Improved quality control would make this an outstanding purchase for more than mere plinking.

Considering the cost of less than a penny per shot the few bad performers barely deters this bargain pellet from Beeman.

Although my Vantage did not shoot this pellet as well as it did the Crosman 7.9 premier hollow point, this remains another FINE "plinking pellet" and for the price I would not only buy it again, I would recomend it for anyone interested more in tin can accuracy more than they are wanting to shoot quarter inch groups.

I am of the thinking that an increase of a whole grain in weight might just make this hollow point a bit more to the liking of paper punchers as well as tiny critter stoppers.

Near to 20 yards air gun shooting enthusiasts might find this an inexpensive and fun way to occupy one's self in the sport of PLINKING. Tin cans will pop, sometimes fly or even roll, and charcol brickets will burst.