Page 6 - Predator Polymag .22, .22 Reviews

Very accurate out of my Umarex Octane .22, the most accurate I have tried so far out of Gamo, Crosman, Daisy and JSB Pellets. They have a good weight and expand reliably.

Alot of people wish the can was a screw top, I don't really have any issue with it so far. Maybe just the price, but pellets in general are a little pricey for what they are. Full blown .22 rimfire ammo is around $25 for 550 rounds.

so far this is the most accurate pellet I have shot from my RWS 48

Very cool design.

didnt work very well in my Benjermail Trail 22. Lots of drifters/flyers.

I had my .22 pellet gun sighted in with different ammo but these grouped nicely but high and to the left of previous pellets.

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Fast shooting, good penetration

Accuracy

I can't bring myself to shoot enough of these pellets because the accuracy and consistency I experienced while shooting with my Stoeger X20S was deplorable. When I say deplorable I mean 6"-12" groups at various ranges of 10-30 yards. They also seemed to leave behind a coating or trail in the barrel, as when I went to shoot JSB ammo my zero was off until I shot 20-40 rounds, and I would be back where I was. I wish they worked great, they don't. I can't recommend these to anyone if they plan to use it with a rifle like the one I used.

very efficient as a hunting pellet, if your rifle shoots them accurately. Hits hard, expands well, and penetrates good.

Must be made from very soft lead - there were a lot of pellets with bent and deformed skirts. These pellets were not the most accurate out of my FX, but they produced nice neat little holes in the target :-) I just wish they were a little more accurate out of my gun.

Accuracy: Five shot strings produced about one inch groups at 22 yards (my close in zero). Not that good considering other 16 grain pellets produced on hole (5 shots) at the same range.

Well, IT DOES WHAT IT SAYS IT's SUPPOSED TO DO. It doesn't have much drag. It's accurate. Probably the best hunting round around. It is a great round.

Well, nothing, but actually include an educational video on pellets with this one included. Well, it's personal preference when using pellets. Just know this pellet doesn't have much drag.

These penetrate, don't drop much and then they expand. They're worth the money, especially if it's only for hunting. No drag, well, these are awesome. Initial shock is what we need for one hit kills. This one does it. If you think about it: pellets are affordable.

Very accurate and fast. Similar to the 15.89 JSB Jumbos in terms of trajectory and velocity.

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These will not fit in the .22 DayState magazine as they are too long. The only way around this is to use single shot manual feed into chamber.

These things fly great and hit like a brick house

Some skirts were pretty badly deformed

These shoot the best out of anything i've tried thus far in my walther talon magnum .22 I highly recommend them, Metalmags for executing up close and poly mags for reaching out and smacking them dead.

Great on target wow you guys are the best for product some pellet like this

To make it fit the benjmin Murader cups

Keep on doing what you guys have been doing.

ballistic tipped hard hitting accurate

add weight

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the performance

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try these for yourself. I like them.

Penetration and expansion!

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These pellets are amazing for hunting the larger critters.

very close to being as accurate as the JSB Exact Jumbo Heavies. they seem to have a flatter trajectory then the Exact all the way out to 100 yds.

again I wish the manufactures would publish head diameters on the tins.

Like the JSD Exact Jumbo Heavies, they make a very good hunting pellet.

Tight group. Take down power is better than a pellet. Long ears drop or get spun around. They hit like a hammer within 30 yards.

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Cool factor, shoot well.

Price is high.

devastation in birds rabbits and squirrels

heavier

this by far the most devastating pellet ive used. ive done several shots at clay with many different pellets and this by far is the best for devastation. extreme mushrooming and shrapnel. not very accurate from condor ss past 50 to 60 yards

They really do penetrate then spread out.

Better Quality control. I shot a 200 tin off over the Chrony today and 15% were wildly off the average speed. Over and under and the accuracy went to heck on those pellets - all seated identically with a pellet pen.

I normally shoot the Beeman Kodiak 21.16 grain from a Browning 800 and a customized Crosman 1322 with 24" barrel for squirrel control on the bird feeder @ 30ft. That pellet knocks them down dead every time. This pellet did too but I'm getting more ft/lb. In the Browning - Kodiak 7.2ft/lb Polymag 8.2ft/lb In the Crosman - Kodiak 6.41ft/lb Polymag 9.36ft/lb (yes really!) But in my Benjamin Trail NP XL Air Rifle it is the otherway about Kodiaks 24.7ft/lb Polymags 21.1ft/lb

They do penetrate and are faster than domed pellets. Accuracy is off but they leave a small hole in front and a large hole in the back.

Better accuracy.

They might not fit in some magazines so plan on using a single shot. They work well with the pellet pen.

Can't comment on these exact 22cal polymags because I purchased them in advance, I am waiting on my backorder of the Crossman NP2 22cal, but they are great ,both accurate and deadly on small rodents and garden pest coming out of my Benjamin NP1500 .177cal