Winchester .177 Cal Pellets, 9.71 Grains, Flat Nose, 500ct

The flat nose, the 9.71 grain weight. This pellet flies straight and true, hits hard, and no tumbling. Pellet performed very good. The price is excellent. The screw on lid.

It could have a tighter fit in the breach.

I conducted a velocity and accuracy test of this pellet. On the 5 shot velocity test, conducted across my ProChrono Digital Chronograph. The pellet was shot thru my .177 Umarex Octane. The results were: 971, 975, 978, 980, and 979 fps, averaging 977 fps. The accuracy test was 5 pellets shot at a 2 inch RangeMaxx target stuck on a 12 inch by 12 inch box. After zeroing in shots (5), I could not miss the 5 test shots and the 10 extra shots after that. They obliterated the inner 1 inch circle and the 5/8 inch center bullseye. I will by this pellet again. I do recommend this pellet. Woodys World.

Size, weight, shape, Very accurate for target shooting and plinking

Make then in .20 & .22 & .25 caliber

Great price for lots of fun, Buy the round nose also, very good hunting pellet.

Very accurate in my Crosman 2300T that has a 18 inch barrel, power valve and spring, I shoot at 50 feet away. The price is nice and low.

Nothing

I nice heavy pellet that hits hard

I like the weight, accuracy and the price of them which is low...

Nothing

These pellets work great in my Crosman 2300T that I put a 18" barrel on. I shoot at 50 feet away at paper targets, they are now my go to pellets, also for shooting at tin cans I shoot the Winchester pointed pellets that I find are accurate like the Winchester flat nose pellets.

These are excellent plinking pellets for my CO2 pistols. They work well in Umarex 8-shot pellet cylinders and are very accurate. They are fairly heavy at over 9 grains, so are more accurate in guns that tend to shoot high.

I would have pyramyd categorize these as "wadcutters." Currently, they don't come up when I sort for wadcutters. I found them by accident on the website.

These come in a threaded pellet tin which is my preference, as the lid will not just pop off in my range box.

Honestly, these are quite possibly the worst pellets I've ever used. They are sloppily made and jam in all of my pellet magazines except for one... the Beretta Cx4 Storm rifle. Seriously, the Crosman 1077, Crosman 357w, Gamo Mp9, Beretta Px4 Storm, Gamo Pt-85, Umarex Cp88, Desert Eagle and M&P .45 all yielded repeated misfires and jams which is quite frustrating to say the least. However, they do work albeit poorly in break barrel rifles.

They are larger than the stated measurements because the barrels on all but my break barrels won't accept them.

Don't buy them.

The ballistics are good, very accurate for target shooting and hunting pest's.

Not much

Its a heavier pellet so you airgun need a little power to send it down range.

price , nice heavy WT. pellet

A tighter fit in the barrel would make this pellet a lot better pellet and would fly much better.

Has no grouping mostly all flies all four of them pointed , dome, hollow points and flat head. I have 10 .177 cal. rifles and all worked the same they are just to lose in the barrel so they fly wild.