Benjamin Assorted Hunting Pellets, .22 Cal, 400ct

As I've said in the past, the sample pack is the right way to go if your looking for accuracy from your rifle. Nothing beats real shooting and testing each type of pellet in your rifle.

Change nothing.

If your testing for accuracy save time and money and go with a sample pack if they make them in the type of pellets you are interested in shooting.

Is like Crosman.

No.

Assorted is good.

all pellets shot 3/8" 5-shot groups @ 13yards (the most I can get in my basement. Rifle is Benjamin Titan Np .22 with cheap C.P.

Nothing

The plastic tray makes it easy for the pellets to swap spots, so check the pellets to make sure you have the right one for grouping.

This is a nice selection and seems to be a good value for the money.

The packaging is terrible. It's a flimsy little plastic box with four compartments. It would be much nicer to have this in a canned that was divided into four sections. You will have to figure out how to move the pellets into their own little plastic bags or something once you get it.

Being able to try out a few new pellets in Benjamin brand.

The very flimsy plastic four compartment pellet holder. If you nudge or jostle this assortment, they will all be on the ground.

Love the idea. Going to get another mix pack from a different company. Great way to see what works in your gun or not without buying full tins.

A nice assortment of pellets to help you decide which your gun might like best.

As others have said, the packaging was awful. It was inadequate to keep the pellets separate, so I spent a great deal of time just separating the pellets into their respective groups.

I had my doubts about these pellets as you can easily see the mold lines on the pellets. If you look at pictures of these pellets, you can see them. I would think that this would affect accuracy. However, I found that they were fairly accurate. If you like anything but hollow points, good luck on finding a tin of any of the other types.

almost everything. good amount, really able to see if your rifle likes any of them. well made pellets in my opinion, very few if any damaged ones.

what sucks is my really pellet fussy gun LOVES the pointed ones BUT you cant buy them separately. i find it incredibly lame they give 4kinds of pellets in the sampler but you can only buy hollow point or destroyer/terminator style pellets. make 300 count domed and pointed pellet tins available asap. thanks

hope your rifle likes the 2 that you can buy more than a 100 of without buying 200-300 you don't want or need.

There is nothing great about it, other then a smaller amount of pellets in different styles.

The package had got to change. Vary flimsy and easy to mix the pellets.

The variety is good and the price was reasonable.

Like the others I would say the packaging was inadequate. The tray slides out of the box, flops open and scrambles the pellets.

I have only used these in my break barrel springer on paper. About every 5th pellet was either very tight or almost loose enough I was worried they would fall out when the barrel was closing. The loose ones tend to fly 3/4" wide at 25 yrds. The hollow pt version shot very well in my rifle. If I did my part it touched the .22 inch bulls eye every time at 25 yards.

Cheap. Great if you're into spray and pray.

It was one of the worst ammos I used in my rifle. Shape, Size, and packaging wasn't good.

Used in a Gamo Hornet Maxxim at 15 and 40 yards using an upgraded CenterPoint 4-16x40 AO Scope.