Page 2 of 39 - Predator Polymag .22 Cal, 16.0 Reviews

FASSSST... accurate .. precise.. REALLY nice!!!

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Buy extra !!!!

they are consistant to a point in size and shape, they transfer energy well and are terminal in body and head shots, have used them in multipul rifles and a couple of hand guns and they work great. grouping was not bad , probably just me , better shooter maybe do a lot better, tthey hit hard and terminate fast.

nothing in the design just in the count controll all of mine were a little lite in the count. do wish you got more in the tin for the price, its a little steap, even if it is a good product

make room in your freezer your gonna need it

None of the tips have come off in the can or at any other time, I hate shooting them because they are Cool looking, I always get 3 or 4 more than 200 in a Tin, and they are accurate further than advertised, Devastating on cans filled with water and Iguana's !

"Things I would Change", lets see.....A bigger Tin with 1,500 in it for $1.99, and change ownership of half the State of Montana over to me !

Predator Polymags Long, Advertised as 16 grain are Averaging 16.20 grain, and are loose in my old Crosman Genesis .22 (over-engineered), gun has been "cleaned up" consciderably and fires these at 871fps,(if this Chrono is reading correctly) Predator Polymag Shorts are Advertised as 15.89 grain are Averaging 16.22 grain (simple math - weigh 100, divide by 100) and come out at 866fps, they fit perfectly, not too loose, not to tight. My Crosman has a trigger that has a dual trigger weight modification by accident, by tinkering ( modded to Life), cock the gun, take safety off, squeeze trigger, probably about 4Lb. pull, Or, cock gun, squeeze trigger to stop with safety on, take safety off, squeeze trigger, probably under 1.5Lb. pull, this gun is very accurate, I can remove can Pull Tab's past 60 feet, and put Pellets through the Pull Tab hole , gun is also de-cockable, Got any Break Barrels with a Operational Selectable trigger weight, Nope, want to buy the working idea !

Seem to group well out of my break barrel and reall expand on a soda bottle filled with water.

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Shoot nice and flat. Will try on pigeons once this virus slows down. Staying home as much as possible other than going to the water treatment plant I run.

Wish they shot better in my guns!

To be more accurate in a wider variety of guns. I do not want a pellet that is only good for 10 yards before it strays. Sounds like this pellet is not accurate at longer ranges in most guns.

They shoot great at 25 feet but open up to 2 inches at 15 yards with my browning 800 express 22 mag and a little over 1 inch at 23 yards in my Walther talon 22 nitro magnum. I shot clean through a raccoons head at 30 yards with the talon. With the 800 express 22 cal 90 percent of the predator pellets I shot wont penetrate coons hide at point blank. Ive taken rabbits and squirrels with head shots out of the rifle and they dont move. Just not accurate enough in my gun to use. The 18.13 grain JSB pellets shoot way tighter. Hopefully they do just as good on game.

VERY ACCURATE, GOOD PENATRATION AND EXPANSION

PRICE OR MORE PER TIN

IF YOU ARE A HUNTER I WOULD SUGGEST HEADSHOTS ONLY

They are accurate and they hit hard also very nice looking

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these things are good for rats and starlings

good grouping

Very accurate in Gamo Urban. Very disruptive and generally deadly to the yard pests they encounter. An excellent for quick, humane dispatch.

These DO NOT fit well in Gamo/BSA rotary magazine. If you screw with them enough and don't load too many in, you might be able to run 5 or 6 out of the magazine without jamming the thing.

Buy the same pellet in the "short" version. Almost identical performance with much less fuss.

I have found these to be accurate and very consistent in size.

I'm pretty new to air gunning, but the polymag is my favorite pellet so far.