Page 2 - Predator GTO .22, .22 Reviews

My Air Arms TX200 LOVES these things. I can't believe how accurate it is with them, and there have been incredibly few "fliers".

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A little bit pricey, but for this kind of accuracy and being lead-free, it's worth it.

I have avoided alloy/non-lead pellets for the most part but after shooting the GTO .22s in my Diana 52 (900 fps MV) and in my HW50s .22 (700 fps MV) I'm becoming a fan. Getting decent accuracy in the aforementioned rifles, power especially with the HW50s is impressive and superior penetration.

Make 'em in camo - heck a bunch of colors. Just joking! Tins of 500 in .22 and .177.

Definitely check 'em out!

Best accuracy of any pellet I tried in my p-rod. And I tried 15 or so, including high end lead and other expensive non-lead. .75 inch groups at 40 yards!!!!

Price of course. Like always. But non lead arent cheap.

Like most air rifles, it depends. If your gun loves them great. But you never know until you try. But you should definitely try these. Frankly my prod likes them so much I shoot them instead of lead, even when i am in the woods and dont care about the lead.

These pellets are lead free. They shot great groups at 50 yes. With my ATI NOVA VISTA FREEDOM in .22 cal

The price is a little high .

These pellets didn't load smoothly in my ATI NOVA VISTA FREEDOM , and would not load at all in my KRAL PUNCHER SILENT MARINE. In fact they jammed in this gun.

So far I think this is the best lead free pellet I have tried.

Alas, all the lead free pellets are costly!

I don't like spraying toxic lead about so I'm trying to stay lead free. I hope that more folks will do this and that prices of pellets will drop.

Very accurate! Best lead free pellets I found yet expensive but worth it.

More pellets in tin.

Buy them worth the cost to shoot legally in CA at pest.

Well packed as usual.

excellent pellets for the money

Not a thing

Great light grain pellets, very accurate

These shoot great - weight is consistent and as we have chickens in the yard on occasions there's no worry about lead..

These may shoot just a bit high, but nothing extreme.

Can't waste any shots as these are expensive, but worth it..

Shoots exceptionally well out of my Marauder pistol carbine

Offer larger tins

They work in my 2240 very well. Tight groups, high and left of red dot settings for the Meisterkugeln wadcutters I have been using. Lead-free is a significant plus in my book.

Cost - as of this writing, that's ~$0.09 each or about $0.99 for 10 rounds. Meisterkugeln wadcutters are $0.04 each or $1.00 per 25 rounds. That's easy arithmetic. Yes ... I'm willing to pay more for lead free! But lower price while maintaining quality is always appreciated!! Certainly take advantage of the 4 for 3 deal.

Shot from my 2240 - no observable deformation in my pellet trap. So I assume the curtains alone stopped them. With a name like "Predator" you might think they are for hunting. I think you'd find inadequate penetration. The Crosman premier pointed hunting rounds sink deep into a 4X4 and sail through both sides of soup cans and are not recommended for traps due to those aspects. I plan on targets only with the GTOs.

With Gamo Urban .22 the Pellets are accurate. Zeroed at 35 And 40 yrds.

Price a little high.

Very consistent sizing, I have yet to find a bad pellet. I'm getting good groups from them as a result.

Like all of the PBA pellets, they're pricey, though they're in the $0.10 per pellet range instead of the $0.20 per pellet range, so that's something.

Worth a try if you're shooting PBA.

lead free, light weight

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picked up a couple of tins to see if my Marauders would digest them. The P-rod thinks their ok, a half inch group at 20 yards. I'll see what Syndi (my M-Rod) thinks next

Hole in Hole out of an 850 Air Magnum out to 17yd, furthest I could test so far.

I wish there was a heavier option in each caliber.

Give them a try, they seem to be very accurate in many PCP and Co2 guns at the lower end of the velocity spectrum.

Great pellets, both my condor and gauntlet shoot these well, will go supersonic with the condor though.

Maybe the price, other than that , nothing

Be sure of your backstop, as these are harder than lead and will pass through where lead will flatten out.

It's a good alternative in the "Get The Lead Out Pellet".

Not heavy enough.

H&N just as good as these.

Wow, what a surprise! right off the bat I setup at 50 yds and shot 10 shots that all caught a peace of the same hole! by far the most accurate of the 31 different pellets types in my collection. These made a marksman out of me with my Hatsan Nova. Can't wait to try them in my 2 break barrel guns.

Can't think of anything to complain about except they are quite expensive, we always want to pay less (hint, use PA's buy 3-get-1-free option). These pellets hit what you aim at.

Keep in mine these are ultra light pellets. Probably not suitable for much bigger game than chipmunks, small birds, and the occasional squirrell. Otherwise great for plinking and is environmentally friendly too!

The flat trajectory. Accuracy is assume. Hard alloy keeps the head and skirts from being damaged; don't need to check everyone. No lead poisoning.

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The bc is only .023. They loose their energy quick and effected by wind a lot. At closer ranges and lower wind conditions, these are my new pellets! Positives drastically out weigh the negatives.

GTO's are much more accurate in my Gamo Maxxim than Premiers. I would get a lot of flyers using the Premiers. Very few with the GTO's if any.

I wish the GTO's were priced like the Premiers. Such is life.