Pointed Airgun Pellets

Update 2/6/16 @ 9:41PM EST. Simply put I can not find a gun that won't shoot these. I have ran them through all my high end PCP and high end Break barrels and not one don't like them ( 14 pcp and 11 springers in .22 is my fleet and a bunch of High end pcp and break barrel .177s gotta get some of these to feed the .177s and see how that plays out) so outta 25 guns everyone shoots these very well, only one shoots these the best of any pellet and it's the Air Arms I was telling about in the review, but they all shoot them very well and better then any other pointed pellet I've ever shot. For a pointed pellet the B.C. is very good (of course not as high as high BC domes but very high for a pointed pellet) they shoot much flatter then any pointed pellet I've ever shot and buck the wind better due to the higher BC. I shot a large Farrel car due to it fighting with my much smaller cat out of a 75ftlb Air Force gun and it laid it down like nothing I dialed it back to 35ish ftlbs with these pellets and a double lung pass through was instant death.. not a movement after impact and that was a 65 yard shot so the pellets will do very well on game as well, shooting them past 47ftlbs will blow the head off the pellet leaving the skirt in the barrel I forgot to dial the guns power down and it happened to me. These pellets are TACK DRIVERS, pointed pellets in high power guns are rarely super accurate (in lower powered guns they can be very accurate but rarely in magnum level rifles) I shot these today in a Benji Armada/Hawke Sidewinder 30 8-32x56.. getting sub half inch 5 shot groups at 55 yards and they shoot flat, stay extremely stable @ 33.5ftlbs and was printing 5 shot 110 yard groups on the sub 1.5 inch range, this gun with H&N baracuda match can go in the .85 inch range at 110 yards but for a lighter weight pointed pellet these did very very well in that gun. Next I shot them in a Daystate Wolverine/Leupold VX-3 8.5-25X50 30mm tube Mildot combo and was again shock at them shooting as well as dome pellets out to 55 yards and shooting 5 shot groups in the 3/8 inch range @ 55 yards and staying right below 1 inch at 110 yards and the Big Wolv is shooting the WAY fast.. Next I shot them in a Air Arms S510 and that gun ate them up inside of 75 yards but was loosing stability after about 80 yards.. however they shot the tightest 55 yard groups that gun has ever shot multiple 5 shot groups in the .25 inch CtC.. I shot them in a few highly tuned extremely powerful break barrels to and was very surprised with how well they did. Needless to say these pellets have outshot ANY pointed pellets I've ever shot.. out of the 7 PCP and 4 BBs I shot them from today all shot them extremely well.

Very uniform, clean pellets that shoot quite well out of my Beeman Black Cub Dual Caliber 1022 and Isaazon B3 .22. They are a snug fit in both air gun's breech , which is what I prefer for a good seal to maximize air thrust from the spring pistons. However due to the rounded head shape of the H&N EXCITE pellet and the under lever breech set up of the Isaazon, they are a bit of a struggle to seat in the breech . IMHO pointed pellets work best in the Isaazon for this reason as the point helps orientate the pellet more easily. I recently bought a few tins of the H&N Excite SPIKE that gave very good results. My Issazon B-3 prefers the 200 GENERAL Brand Chinese pellets that were included with that rifle, but RWS Superpoint Extra Field Line pellets and H&N Excite SPIKE pellets work amazingly well. Well back to the H&N Excite domed pellets. Again they are clean,uniform , and hit hard accurately from the two air rifles mentioned. At the current great price per tin make these a no-brainer and good buy for me.

Most accurate pellet yet for my Umarex. Uniform size and fit.

Great for use in my RWS pellet guns. Accurate and cheaper than many sellers.

I tried a handful of different pellets in my Gamo Swarm Whisper 10X .22 caliber air gun and found this pellet to be incredibly accurate with very tight patterns. This is a 5 shot grouping at 11 yards. I have subsequently dialed it in closer to the bullseye, but this just happened to be one of the pictures I took as I was selecting a single pellet for my daily use. I have my rifle sighted in at exactly 11 yards (because that's where my "Table-for-One" sits), and I get very good accuracy at this distance and I don't shoot it at any other distances because I don't really have a need to. This pellet also gives me very good penetration and I would say over all, extremely good performance. When I first open a can, some of the skirts are deformed so I just go through and straighten them out slightly, making them more symmetrical (round). This is not an uncommon problem for any pellets I have used so I don't consider this to be a major inconvenience and it's important for me to have a high degree of precision for what I am using them for. I know that every pellet gun prefers different shapes and weights of pellets and with my particular gun, this pellet performs very well.

These were on sale. I used them so fast. Solid impact on target, be that a can, a proper target, or your ex's luggage that got left when they moved out. The nice thing about targeting luggage, is that when full, as the stuff I practiced on was, you don't have to worry about it passing all the way through and hitting your walls. And now everything in that suitcase is lacy or sheer, which will make great gifts for my new partner this christmas!

These are a great option for small game hunting and plinking. Especially plinking because of the price. These pellets are pretty good on Accuracy and power just don't expect them to take down a big racoon without proper shot placement. These are soft metal pellets so the skirts are prone to bending, the majority of mine have been fine but the one I did fire obviously had a weird flight pattern but didn't stop them from penetrating quarter inch plywood with a nice sized hole in the back. Given that they are soft they will certainly flatten out on impact after the energy dump. Like the pellets and would order again. The only thing that I don't like is the soft metal.

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