Page 4 of 39 - Predator Polymag .22 Cal, 16.0 Reviews

The way they look

Slightly shorter

They do not fit in most PCP air gun mags

These are the most effective pellet I have found to use on squirrels. Accurate AND deadly.

In my np2 this is as accurate as any pellet I`ve tried . Actually the most accurate !Dont shoot alot of animals but it did drop a healthy woodchuck with one shot.

Bigger tins.

Great pellet!!

Small compact tin

Screw on lid please

Hard to not like a pellet that the gun(s) like - as in my guns - and quality made assures that lots of accurate moments/shots will continue to come session after session tin after tin.

Add a tiny hollow point at the end of the polymer red dunce cap - just joking!!!! LOL

I go back before all the magic pellets, super pellets and I've did more than a little smallbore airgun pesting/hunting at various power levels from 6ish FPE up to 30 .177 to .25. At closer ranges I've gotten many quick clean kills with lowly flats or wadcutters and it really doesn't get any better than a good domed sporting pellet. I'm talking pellets - not bullets!

Devastating on small game, but the real advantage for me is the accuracy. I use them in a Hatsan Mod 125 Sniper (.22 Cal.). After testing nine different pellets, mostly JSBs and H&Ns, I settled on H&N Sniper Magnums, three quarter inch groups consistently at 20 yds. Not too bad, but later decided to try the Polymags just to see how they would do. They really surprised me because I did not expect to see tight groups with hollowpoints but these grouped as tight as the H&Ns or tighter. . . . So I tried them in the Hatsan Mod 95 (.177 Cal.) just for grins, and got the same good results. Don't known yet how they will group from a PCP, but I'll be working on that. These pellets are well worth your investment to see how they group in your rifle. Give the little buggers a try!

Pricey for the quantity, but certainly well worth that price. Possibly better seated plastic tips, I have found several which have come out of the pellet, but this is rare.

Packed very well, even after I have depleted half the tin, I still can't hear pellets rattling around inside as I'm carrying them around in my pocket. The foam pads inside the tin really help here.

These are very hard hitting pellets. If your air gun likes these, they work very well, to well enough for the one ince kill zone. My hammerli 850, Hammerli Pneuma, Fx Ranchero, Ataman pistol, and walther Maximathor all like these. They are the best over all pellet out to about 40 yards.

Screw on lid, more for less ? They need to make some money, and Pyramyd Air's buy three the 4th is free makes them a very good deal.

These are hunting pellets, and mushroom well, with enough power. If they don't quite fit a magazine, don't be afraid to file the tip down a bit. With my .25 Fx Crown, these are more accurate filed down to fit the magazine than single loading.

These are great pellets. Extremely accurate out of my air force escapeSS...your mileage may vary. Im using these to hunt squirrels and all shots have been one shot kills. Before the polymags I was shooting the Eun Jin 35 gr and they were not putting the squirrels down. After rechecking my zero multiple times I took another shot at a squirrel and hit it in the head. The eun jin pellet actually didnt penetrate the skull but bounced off which Im guessing is what happened to the previous squirrel. The second squirrel did die due to the blunt force trauma but after that I switched to polymags. Every kill since has been good and clean. Long story short great pellets

The tins are over packed which leads to some skirts getting deformed.

Very well made.

nothing.

buy them.

This pellet in .22 is accurate and devastating on mongoose here in Hawaii. Shoots very well out of a Benjamin steel eagle, I get a 10 shot spread at 25 yards within 3/4 of an inch.

More pellets for the $$$. That's why I started to look for other pellets that will perform at a better $.

This pellet would have gotten a 5 star review but the $ to pellet ratio stopped that. But I still would recommend it you just have to save up to buy it.