Page 5 - Pellet Pen, Holds 20 .177-Cal Reviews

Fast seating of pellets in Colt SAA Pellet Revolver cartridges. Easy to load and once you get the feel of it you can tell when the pellet is seated completely.

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When you first begin to use it you may find it hard to tell when the pellet is seated fully but with practice you will get the hang of it and probably find this tool to be a "must have".

Truely neccessary piece of equipment. You use 10 x the number of pellets, but isn't that the point?

Price

The delux unit with neck string is not worth an extra 10 dollars

Keeps things organized

Stronger index stops

Gets the tins out of your pockets a handy device

If you have a break barrel the rifle, you need one of these. I just don't like to stick my fingers in a break barrel to load a pellet. I've never had an issue with a break barrel, but I still don't like to load a pellet with my fingers. The Pellet Pen solves that and is a great way to have pellets handy while shooting and especially while hunting.

Loads easy and loads easy in break-barrel guns.

Put a stop at the end of the pen, doesn't take much for black clip to slide out. Be nice to have some way to quickly attach and detach it to your belt for hunting.

It does hold pellets pretty conviently.

Needs a shirt pocket clip.

Love the pellet pen. Simple design. Easy to load pellets into the pen. Makes easy to load air rifle with no pellet drops.

Ease of use. Lot better than fumbling with pellets when target is close.

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Easy to use. Good accessory.

Like the fact that i dont have pellets rattling around in my pocket.

put a belt clip on it, and make it a little harder to the handle down.

Pretty cool. if it had a few tweeks it would be awesome.

Preload the pellet pen indoors and take it with you outdoors. Cock, load, aim, and shoot without removing your gloves in cold and inclement weather. Very convenient. Eliminates using your index finger to push stubborn pellets into the breech causing them to become sore. Very convenient.

Can't think of anything at this time.

I shoot all times of the year as long as it is not windy. I shoot outdoors only. If it is raining, I will shoot from inside the garage at targets outside. I am currently conducting winter shooting tests to determine if cold weather affects velocity. I always record, in a log, velocity testing of four or five tins, if not more, in five shot strings. I also record the date and the temperature. I use five air rifles, four .177 and one .22 caliber rifles, shooting five shot strings each. I record all shots even if I just shoot with one air rifle that day. I always think about each shot after I take it, and I think about the next shot I am about to take, never rushing the shot. This pellet pen makes it easier. I will preload four different pellets in the pen before beginning, recording them in the order that they are in the pen. I have to rate these with 5 stars.

I may be just getting too sour about every purchase I make but I just have to believe there is an even better way to do it than having to use this pen. Until then, this is hands down the best way that I know of. The pellets will keep their shape/form better than being jostled around somewhere like in a pocket or in the tin for that matter. It's a little cumbersome and difficult to align with the breech hole, without pushing a portion of the pellet out so you can see it. ( I have a Hatsan Edge) I probably drop as many pellets as when I load by hand so I suppose that's really not an issue. Also, there's a tendency to not seat the pellet completely so I just have to press it in the rest of the way either with my finger or with the edge of the tip of the pen.

It would be nice to have some rounded extension on the pellet loading end, that would help in seating the pellet. It would also be nice to have a simple clip to hold the pen inside a shirt pocket. (It's shaped so much like a Bic pen that I just now thought a Bic pen cap might actually work on both counts!)

I'm not a 'seasoned' airgunner. I purchased an air rifle because I saw a coyote in the orchard (in broad daylight) and I have a chicken-coop within 50 feet of the area. I also live across the street from a school so there's that.

Handy to carry in the woods for hunting. Does not make any noise when carried.

WHY DID THEY NOT PUT A PELLET SEATER CAP on the end is beyond me???!!!! I'M SURE THE COST WOULD B VERY SMALL AND WOULD HELP, SO I WOULD NOT HAVE TO SPEND EXTRA TIME FINDING MY PELLET SEATER.>>>>> THIS IS A MUST !!!

Buy one with a pellet seater cap."Do not carry around your neck. you will loose it if it has a pellet seater and a i hole for a cord.

WORKS GOOD, BEST THING IN MY GUN KIT

WISHED IT HAD A CLIP FOR MY POCKET TO HOLD IT

GET 2 OF THEM THEY ARE GREAT

I am 67. As you get older, the fingers do not move like they used to. The Pellet Pen makes it easier to load the RWS 34 and the Firwerkbau 124 than ever before. No more dropped pellets on the ground or the floor.

Have different colored pens so that you can preload a pen with each of several different types of pellets. Some rifles shoot different pellets better than others. What shoots well in my old Firwerkbau 124 does not shoot as well in the newer RWS 34 rifle. I have placed a ring of colored tape around the body to my pellet pens so that I know which pellet is loaded in each for which rifle.

Get one for each rifle or different types/brands of pellets. Buy a spare for a shooting buddy. Once he uses yours he will want one.

Well, at cool whether it's very handy and hunting you don't have keep pellets I a tin or pocket.

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If you want a pellet pen get the pellet seater to .

Makes loading my break-barrel a breeze

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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

I like not having to try and corral a single pellet out of the tin then make sure it is oriented properly. I like minimal handling of the lead pellets, keeps my hand/fingers cleaner. Definitely more convenient transporting the ammunition than carrying the tin, less likely to spill the contents, an experience I am familiar with. I like being able to load pellets without removing gloves.

I found myself pushing the top of the pellet pen like a ballpoint pen, it would be nice if it were spring loaded. I think it is a little overpriced in it's current configuration, but would be a good value with a spring loading system. I would also add a pocket clip to carry like a ballpoint pen. Advertising says it holds 20 pellets yet will only hold 18 once the loading slide is secured.

Bottom line I like this product, I would recommend it to others, in fact bought one for a buddy when I bought mine.

Holds pellets ready to go. It's a great idea.

This product could be so much better. Pellets drop out much too easily. The ring that holds the pellets back should be more restricting.

It takes a while to get used this using this product. It's very touchy in my opinion, it's easy to drop pellets while trying to use it. Once you get the touch, it's reasonable to use but you will still drop pellets from time to time.

Neat accessories should have had this 50 years ago instead of holding pellets in my mouth for shooting.

so much easier than picking them out of a tin each time, one at a time !!

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why dont you own one ???