Predator GTO .22 Cal, 11.75 Grains, Domed, Lead-Free, 200ct

These are my go-to pellets in my Beeman R9. They shoot like a laser. Basically one ragged hole at 20 yards. I consistently hit the chicken silhouette at 55 yards. As uniform and consistent as any match pellet I have used. I have not had one deformed or unusable pellet.

Yes, they are pricey, but the are so uniform, good looking and accurate, they are worth the extra price.

These are the best. Gives maximum velocity and I can put a shot through the hole of another pellet without a problem at 40 yards. They are great.

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Great for target shooting.

I purchased these to try out in may gamo swarm maxxim. At 20 yds they are great. I can shoot 1 hole groups if I do my part. I was surprised at how accurate they are for an alloy pellet. When the weather gets a little warmer I will try them in a few other air guns and see how they do.

Maybe package them in 500 round tins

They are very expensive compared to lead pellets. They are about two and a half times more money than a jsb 15.89 grain lead pellet and they shoot about the same. This will be a factor in deciding whether I will purchase any more.

I have GTO'S in every caliber. They are uniform and on spot with their weight pellet to pellet. One of the few pellets that shoot great out of anything I put them in.

Bigger tins! Like a 500 or 1000 count. Would live to see them in. 30 cal!!!

Some of my airguns need to be cleaned of all lead before you get good accuracy.

I'd heard these were good. Good is not the word. They are dog nutz! Dime sized groups at 30 plus yards with a Hatsan Flash, they shoot way better than I do. I'm guessing their hardness keeps deformation to a distant memory which might be part of their accuracy secret. Whatever it is, I'm sold on these for the range and smaller pests. I do wish I had a chrono, I'm curious as to what FPS these travel at.

Well, maybe I'd like them to make more of these more often.

Shot most of one tin and had great luck with them; any "fliers" were all on me. Who knew you could be accurate and lead free?

Everything except they are kinda expensive.

Cost

I use these in my HW95,97 and TX200. They of all pellets known to mankind, develop on average 17 FPE at around 810 FPS. This is more than any other pellet with these standard velocity air rifles. They are also extremely accurate and consistent and due to their harder material seldom ever have a bad skirt. I know conventional wisdom does not like No Lead pellets, however these are much better than lead in these air rifles and contrary to popular rumor carry more FPE downrange due simply to their velocity.

Very accurate, I do wildlife control work and another operator turned me on to using these. I was hesitant at first since a bit lighter then I usually shoot but man these are laser beams and have plenty of knockdown power shooting out of my modified maurader pistol/carbine shooting over 800fps.

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A little pricey but worth it. If your shooting sparrows say and not 100% sure your can recover all them these are a little piece of mind a hawk etc wont get lead poisoning eating them.

Pellets are very well made with very few pellets with skit damage / defects.

Over sized skirt for a .22 (5.5 mm). The skirt measures 5.7 mm. That does not seem to be an issue for many guns they don't fit in my Avenger.

These would not load smoothly into my Avenger and when loaded with some force, the pellet gets stuck. Don't buy these pellets if you plan on using them in an Avenger.

Consistent, weight and production are spot on. Flat trajectory. Great lead free alternative.

Nothing other would like them if cheaper.

These work really well for me in several rifles. The only downsize I have noticed, is they do not like any breeze because of the lighter weight

So far this is the best pellet for my sig Sauer Virtus extremely light but performs just like lead but better, it penetrates right through steel handicapped sign and still does damage to anything on the other side 5 star pelllet.