Page 6 - Pellet Pen, Holds 15 .22-Cal Reviews

This Pellet Pen is very convenient to use. Since receiving this .22 caliber pellet pen about two weeks ago, I have used it extensively to load for shooting my air rifles for conducting reviews. It makes loading pellets into the air rifles breech with less effort. No more sore index fingers from loading stubborn pellets, especially in the winter. I do ALL of my shooting outdoors. I preload the pellet pen indoors and shoot from inside the garage to my target areas 70 - 120 feet away. I no longer have to remove my gloves when cocking, loading, and shooting. Very convenient and easy on your fingertips when loading pellets.

I don't know, haven't really gave it any thought yet.

I shoot very frequently, almost daily, shooting two or three hundred pellets a week. I use this pen whenever I shoot, which will always be multiple five shot strings which also include a chronograph. I record every shot in a record book to include date, time, temperatures, pellet type and grain, and velocity. Since January, I have conducting my winter tests on all of my pellets. I will conduct tests in the Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter. My main goal is to test to see what cold, warm, and hot weather has on pellet performance and velocity. This pellet pen is a great asset when loading my air rifles. I have over 20 tins of pellets in each caliber, .177 and .22 calibers. I recommend the use/addition of this as your equipment.

Simple cheap and convenient

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If you're thinking what's the point, THERE IS A POINT......for 9.99 grab a couple and when you're chasing a dang squirrel and miss the first shot you'll be glad this was sitting in your pocket

This tool is very good for people like me that have big fingers with arthritis. I first saw this on line in your catalog and brought two of them. Great product and sevice.

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Get one ASAP.

Does what I expected it to do.

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Works as advertised.

Handy and accessible way to carry pellets.

I would have shortened it a bit to truly fit like a pen. I would have designed the clip part differently as well so that it would not slide out as easily and get lost

If you purchase one of these be careful not to lose the black sliding "clip" part. It can work out of the pen very easily, or at least mine does. Still I take this with me when hunting crows and blue jays.

From its use to date... a fine product.. Saves time fumbling around for pellets in the can..

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this pen is great holds 15 pellets easy to load I have 2 break barrels it seats the pellet very good no fumbling with the tin I have not tried it on my rws 460 mag fixed barrel yet but honestly they work well when

nothing the pellet pen works

a must for air gunners it speeded up loading time no fumbling with pellets

This item should be standard equipment for any single shot air rifle. It's indispensable. Works great! Lessens the hassle out of reloading.

.22 cal should have attach lanyard like .177 cal.

Get it .....you won't regret it.

There is a "built-in" convenience to carrying in one's shirt pocket 15 pellets ready to load. That's handy.

Each Pellet Pen should include a zero-load point -- e.g., a tip-off top -- for loading the Pellet Pen itself -- on the loading end and with a shallow rubber or plastic point backed by a wider disk that might be used to ensure secure seating of a pellet in the airgun but without causing seating to be deeper than necessary: let each loaded pellet be perfectly loaded, so to speak.

Without something else offered to enhance the Pellet Pen, it seems clearly over-priced for what it is: I can imagine John Doe cutting off a short length of metal tubing to which he adds a rubber sheet with a hold in it over what would become the loading end of the "pen," and adding a length of wood dowel to "feed" each loaded pellet. In short, the Pellet Pen is a convenience, which explains the seemingly excessive cost per pen.

Works great. I have a side load .22 and it works. You kind of have to push the pellet out farther for the angle but its better than one by one. If you have a .177 its a must have, The pellets are two small.

The slider is a bit to big I think.

If you look close there is a line on it to tell you where 15 pellets is.

It looks good on paper...

I wouldn't waste my money again.

In practice, these "speed loaders" don't quite live up to that designation. They don't hold that many pellets, and it's entirely too easy to accidentally press 2 pellets into the breech. One must be very careful...and I find old-fashioned hand loading is at least as fast, and far more certain. YMMV.

This pen holds a good number of pellets, can be carried in a pocket. It seems to be well-constructed and does it's job of feeding pellets into the breech of the air gun perfectly.

I haven't come across anything I would change at this point.

lines up pellets really nicely

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Does it's job

I like the easy access

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easy to use

the plastic is only as strong as a standard ball point pen, would prefer something beefier

Makes loading pellet guns very simple

Capacity of pellets held.

The ease of use and the consistency of alignment!

And a hook for a lanyard!

Demand one be made for the .25!

Not bad. I think the plastic will be easy to break in the field. No really the right thing for my Discovery,but it is a convenient way to carry pellets while hunting and less of a problem with cold hands. I do like it. For the price it was worth trying and I am glad I did.

Maybe a ring to attach a lanyard.

You need to be careful pushing out pellets and not load it all the way. You need to leave enough room for the clip/pusher to reasonably stay in the area that there is friction so it will not fall out. I can see that it will work best on a break barrel. It is still convenient when hunting with my Discovery.

It is a delightful, simple and effective way to carry pellets for you single shot gun.

Nothing. It's about perfect.

You need to get three of these and one needs the tool on the end. Label them with tape, so you won't have to take your eye off the quarry or target to get the right one.

Seats pellets perfectly every time.

Would like a longer one that holds more pellets. If they were less expensive I would just buy several.