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PY-P-714
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Item Code: AA-PAP7452 [PY-P-714]
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| Caliber | 0.177" (4.5mm) |
| Ammo Type | Pellets |
| Weight | 7.33gr |
| Head Size | 4.52 mm |
| Quantity | 500 |
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Things I liked: My 2nd CMP Daisy 853 shoots 10 of these pellets into a 0.25" group at 54 feet. This is not just a "one time group". Most of the groups are 0.25". These are the most accurate pellets for my 853 of the 7 types that I have tried in this 853.
Things I would have changed: I wish they were cheaper, but for this accuracy they are still a bargain, especially if you buy 4 and pay for 3 plus shipping less the 10% PYRAMYD-NRA discount.
What others should know: In some guns the JSB 8.44 and 7.33 shoot more accurately.
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Things I liked: I took a shot at a large/ full size crow at 50 yards, with the browning break barrel pistol (750fps) and when, the air arms 7.33 grain domed pellet struck the crow, it was dead on impact! It was dead, before it even hit the ground!!! I was truely amazed at the quality, accuracy and killing power of these pellets, a must buy!
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Does anyone know what the ballistic coefficient is on the pellets?
The BC will change depending on what rifle you shoot these out of.
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Things I liked: These pellets are very consistent in my Diana. I have read tons of reviews concerning pellets. Being rather new to the sport, I thought trying different pellets would be good advice. I mostly shoot paper, like to see tight groups. Shooting these from a Diana 34, I get good groups at 35 yards. I can cover a group of five with a dime. So I think that is pretty good. Pellets are not dusty and haven't found any with a bent skirt.Yet. Haven't had any fliers so far. These pellets don't fit tightly into the barrel like the H and N Baracuda .
What others should know: Everybody who shoots pellet guns know that some guns favor one pellet over another. I haven't shot this pellet in any of my other .177 guns and they may not shoot as well in another. These pellets are worth a try in your gun.