Page 11 - Pellet Pen, Holds 20 .177-Cal Reviews

This is nice for keeping your pellets going the correct direction.

I wish it was mettered better. The only thing that keeps your from shooting out two pellets is the pressure of the rifling against the first pellet. It really feels like a a ball point pen with the ink missing rather than a tool that is to help you load your gun. And in as much, it would be nice if there was more than a simple plastic on plastic "click" when you release a pellet. At 9.99 that's a lot for a hollowed out pen that holds your pellets in the right direction.

I would not buy one again

I do like the ready and load, If you need another shot fairly quick, Then it is perfect. and holds 20 pellets.

only the price, just alittle to high for what it is..

I have a Browning single shot .177 air pistol,the pellet pen helps to load easier and faster then by hand.Pen is easy to load and performs well.

It's nice to dispense pellets one at a time instead of fishing them out of the tin. Very convenient!

It would be nice if the end would hold the pellets just a little bit tighter and required a little more pressure to kick them out.

Once you get used to using it, it is worth having in my opinion.

works great for break barrel alot safer than fingers

does not seat pellet

more expencive one comes with seater

Works very well. I would purchase again

Cheap, inexpensive, and saves a good amount of time reloading.

Cheap plastic. Seems fairly easy to break it if you bend it too much.

I'd recommend getting the pellet pen with the pusher on it, especially if you fire really tint fitting pellets. Spend the extra $5-$10.

Very convenient when shooting offhand such as out in a field, away from any storage platforms. Very fast loading.

Addition of an end cap to keep the slide from being pushed out accidentally when in a pocket.

A pellet pouch is still a good compliment, for reloading the pen and eliminating the noise of pellets rattling in a tin.

Man are these things convenient, easy to load and easy to dispense. Way better than carrying a tin of pellets around when you are out on varmit patrol.

Put a real clip on it and a cap so pellets can't get pushed out accidentally.

Buy several.

I like that I can carry extra pellets with me when I go hunting without having a noisy tin if pellets rattling around or loose pellets getting dirty and damaged in a pocket or pouch. Very simple to load and use.

I would include a cap for the end if the tube so if you're carrying extra pens as I do it would keep pellets from being ejected if you accidentally bump it. I woul make the pellet ejecting clip to where it would actually clip onto a pocket...these don't have an actual pocket "clip" per se. I'd like to see a mechanism more like those click erasers (better spring tension for more positive click action). I wish they were also made in .20.

These pellet loaders are very handy and convenient!! They also work for loading pellets into my Crosman 1377, they don't go directly into the barrel but they will put the pellet past that annoying 4-48 front breech screw recess that can hang up a pellet head making loading the 1377 a bit easier.

It holds more Pellets than the Crosman Pen

Take out the indexing holes

The indexing holes are only for a given length Pellet Any shorter or longer Pellet will not load properly with this Pen I actually like the Crosman Pen better

works fine,does a good job of loading and seating pellets.

make barrel stiffer.

Handy pellet holder

number of pellets it holds to 50 +

dispense pellets very easily, no or weak stop holding the pellets.

Product works well. Easy to use and load. Much easier to use rather than digging in a pellet tin.

Plastic barrel seems adequate but plastic loader appears to be delicate.

Seats pellet in barrel at consistent depth

Keeps pellets in line and ready to load.

This product seems to be flimsily made. It is awkward to use and pellets are too quick to fall out. I had hoped I could put this in my pocket; however, this was not the case. Pellets emptied into my pocket.

Makes loading easier if the pellets are consistent.

Add a cap at the end which would be removed before using to prevent pellets being pushed through.

Nice to have the pellets lined up and ready to go .... but ... as others have mentioned the pellets will just sometimes fall out . The rubber tip at the end is great to push the pellet into breach all the way if you use a tight fitting pellet .

Make the exit hole slightly tighter .

I loaded this thing up with 18 pellets to " try " it out and walking to my range I have set up I noticed I was dropping pellets as I walked . Lost 3 of them I think on the way . The pen is okay but I find I am having to handle it very delicately and I am not use to that since I spent most of my life with a pipe wrench in my hands . After loading this pen I have to keep it pointed up straight so the pellets don't fall out . It took about 3 pens full for me to get the hang of loading my rifle with it but now it's a breeze .

It holds many pellets and easy to load.

Extra pellets can fall out when you load your gun. It doesn't take much movement of the indexing clip to eject pellets.

Get two of these because they work great as a whole.

First time I've every used one of these things. Sure is convenient. Beats digging into the pellet can, or your pocket for every reload. Can already see the use advantage, during cold weather. I bought the .177, and .22 caliber pens.

Not so much of a "change", but I'm wondering how long this plastic gizmo will last, after shoving a couple thousand pellets through it.

It doesn't take long to get the knack for using it. For a little extra $$$, I almost purchased the one with the device for shoving the pellet a little deeper into the breech. Seems I viewed one of PA's videos regarding the improvement-gain, of shoving the pellet maybe another 3/32" or 1/8" deeper. Unless I "missed the boat", with their conclusion..., it seems the results were a little inconclusive. It might help..., and it might not. Personally, I just shove the pellet shirt flush with the breech, and let 'er fly. Besides, if you're not properly zeroed in, and able to hit those bunnies or tree rats..., doubtful those rodents will notice the difference (or care), if the skirt is flush, or a fraction of an inch closer to wherever the impact point will be, on them. ;)

Nothing. Absolute waste of $10.

Take it off the market. Worthless and should be removed from your website.