Page 3 of 39 - Predator Polymag .22 Cal, 16.0 Reviews

Seem accurate ,shoot them from Daystate Huntsman regal xl . 3/8 group at 25 yds.

Nothing

Would buy again

Very accurate and super hard hitting, I am shocked how well these shoot out of my 97K in 22cal. I thought domes were what I was stuck with forever but I wanted something that was better for squirrels and the Polymags knock them down dead. 20 yard groups have all the holes touching!! I ordered 2 more tins just to be sure. Pellets came shipped clean with no damaged skirts. I highly recommend these pellets, they are worth the money!

I wish they had lager tins with 500 and not 200

These pellets shoot really well from my .22 FX Crown @ 860 fps to 50 yds (about 1/2 inch group) ... (Teds Holdover has mentioned this already). Ted says they wander >50 yds (I agree) and Matt Dubber (Air Arms Hunting SA) did some tests to show expansion. He was absolutely correct. Predator Poly Mags have some amazing expansion. Now that JSB Hades are here and air gun slugs as well, these pellets will finally have some competition. But, they fill their traditional role very well. I have shot about 2,000 Richardson Ground Squirrels in 2 months so far this year, on a Golf Course with JSB 18 gr & 15 gr, Crosman Premier 14.3 HPs, and Predator Poly Mags ... under 50 yds there is no comparison. Their expansion and quick kill is amazing for a 16 gr pellet. I found them to be the most humane. Usually a head shot is instant death and a heart/lung is very quick (big cavities). Also appreciate the expanded pellet usually does not pass through ... ie, not worried pellet pass through.

Lower cost would be great, but maybe with more competition from JSB Hades and slugs we may see a price drop?

These original pointed 16 gr pellets fit in my .22 FX Crown rotary mag, but barely. I had to loosen the Allen screw a 1/4 to 1/2 turn, but they do fit and cycle reasonably well. I had doubted them a bit. But after watching Matt Dubber shoot them in the clay and the seeing size of their expansion, I really wanted to try them. These are the pellets to use if you do not want troublesome pests (hard to kill), squirrels for the pot, or looking for a quick and more humane option. These work well enough, that under 50 yds with a PCP Airgun a well placed head or heart/lung shot will easily take prairie dogs down as well. These are just my results (yours may vary), but I was very pleased how well my FX crown shot them (I did not miss a shot for the first 2 Mags ... after sight in) ... very happy with that vs some of the cheaper pellets (bulk, local pellets @ Walmart). JSB now manufacturers these pellets and they are high quality that I recommend!

I was skeptical about the whole plastic tip thing but these grouped really well and the pellets looked very consistent.

Kinda pricey, since for me, these don't do any more than others that are about the same price for 1.5 times more pellets.

They shoot tight groups and hit with authority - whats not to like? My 22 marauder pistol loves these.

Groups tight, not a whole lot of drop at 40 yds and seems to knock down pests with a single hit.

Nothing - that's why I'm a repeat customer.

I'd give them a try.

Really like these pellets. They are accurate and consistent, and they bring down prey (small game). That said, I have had gray squirrels skitter away after solid hits, but I've also had plenty of kill shots as well. Placement matters, but doesn't it always? IMHO, Skenco's metal-tips are slightly better, but they're also a bit more expensive as well. No issue with tips coming off. These are great pellets, and will stay in my arsenal for the foreseeable future.

Nothing.

great pellet. very accurate in my gamo .22 rifle. good knock down power. been using polymags for several years

Packaging is Great. Accuracy at 50 yards from my Gauntlet is just over the size of a quarter. For a serious hunting pellet this type of accuracy is rare

Nothing

Too long for the Gauntlet magazine

Devastating pellet for small game.Good penetration on wet or thick fur.Every pellet is a squirrel for the pot.

A little pricey,but worth it.