Hi guys, I'm just wondering what kind of pellets are best for hunting, the round head ones, the flat ones or the pointy ones.
Thanks guys
thatguy wrote:Hi guys, I'm just wondering what kind of pellets are best for hunting, the round head ones, the flat ones or the pointy ones.
Thanks guys
247sniper wrote:The one that's the most accurate in your gun. It's a simple as that, nothing will beat a precise shot in the right place.
Bullet Bill wrote:do they still make hollow point pellets or did they get banned? im just getting back into the scene after many years away
Bullet Bill wrote:do they still make hollow point pellets or did they get banned? im just getting back into the scene after many years away
hungryrob wrote:Bullet Bill wrote:do they still make hollow point pellets or did they get banned? im just getting back into the scene after many years away
You still get them but they're generally a waste of time.. As long as you have an accurate setup, pellet type is unimportant..
Buffy Vampire Slayer wrote: air arms field
Deallad wrote:JSB Air arms field never seem to fail, regardless of what gun I put them through
Stay away from the Bisley they are way too heavy until you get to about 20ft lb
Mike
Buffy Vampire Slayer wrote:Deallad wrote:JSB Air arms field never seem to fail, regardless of what gun I put them through
Stay away from the Bisley they are way too heavy until you get to about 20ft lb
Mike
no they are not
bisley make more than one pellet,the "magnums" @ 21 grns are the heaviest of the 10 types they make,with only 3 of the 10 types being over 16 grns in .22 flavour.
"pest control" are 18 grns and are ideal even in a 12 ft/lb gun for close work.
for the longer stuff (above 20 yds) I wouldn`t go above 16 grns,which incidently I prefer (for rabbits etc) even above 30 ft/lbs
Sidebyside wrote:Leadpig is probably right,( though I hate to admit that ) .
Fenrir wrote:It is often better to let people think you are a bit simple rather than removing all doubt.
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