Predator Polymag Shorts, .22 Cal Pellets, 15.75 Grains, Pointed, 200ct

Hits where you aim and hits like a hammer. Good expansion.

Some skirts are bent. But seem to shoot OK anyway.

Expensive for plinking. Perfect for hunting.

Perfection as always, fits in all 5 of my 22 clips... Don't have to Dremel out the bottom of my guns clips anymore...

Way to expensive for 200!!! For the price, I think they should add a screw on lid as usual... Same as everyone complains about, you'd think they'd listen to all the peoples complaints over the years, and add a screw on lid...

Fit in all 5 of my different 22 caliber guns clips...

Good accuracy out of my Gamo Mag Hunter Extreme Pro. At 40 yards can cover 5 shot group with a quarter easily. Tremendous impact, shock and expansion. My GM HEP shoots these at 890 fps for 28 fpe.

For the $, more pellets per tin.

These and regular Polymag. 22 hit harder, expand more than any other pellet and I've tried every .22 pellet there is. Not cheap but if your gun can put these on a live target accurately they are worth the $.

Accurate, uniform expansion,

Make skirt diameter slightly larger so pellet does not fall out of the barrel on a RWS 48 in 22 cal.

Overall very good pellet for small pests, but I will partially cock my RWS 48 and insert a Predator polymag pellet and then release the cocking lever without compressing the spring, then when I need it I just have to compress spring and shoot. The problem is occasionally when I go to compress the spring, with barrel pointing upward, the Predator pellet will fall out of the barrel and then as I close the breach the pellet will get jammed in the breach making the gun non-operable, a real pain. Then I have to use a pick with a curved and twisted end to get the damaged pellet out of the breach. Guess no more preloading of Predator polymag pellets, and need to keep an eye on the pellet when I do load. Not ergonomic to compress the spring with the barrel pointing downward on a side-lever like the RWS 48.

They feed flawlessly in the magazine of my FX Impact MKII Compact .22 (the non-short version was too long to work.) They are also very accurate in this same rifle (1/4" at 25 yards.) I like that they are shorter than the longer version but weigh almost the same (only 0.25g less.) They do some pretty cool damage to stuff when compared to domed pellets.

Accuracy and penetration

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These are very accurate and hard hitting great penetration.

I shoot an umarex octane 22 cal for various critters around my house. I'm not the guy that tests multiple ammo and shoots 1000 rounds a year. These things shoot 1-1 1/2 groups at 40 yards and kill things up to groundhog size consistently. They expand well and get the job done.

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They are a little pricey but it's worth it to me.

great quality. very accurate. nice mushroom effect.

the canister should be screw on.

just a great pellet. accuracy is more than the comments offer online and elsewhere.
i can shoot about a 1/8" dot from 30 yards easy. people need to know how to zero a scope... also how to hold s rifle while shooting.

I had hard times looking for the right pellets for my Hatsan bullboss which for some reason doesn't like any pellets that I had tried until I've found the Predator Polymag Shorts and it shoots beautifully.My FX Wildcat also shoot them very well...pellets to go for both guns.It's fun to shoot at paper it makes a nice round and clean hole.Received my tin in perfect condition...Thank you!!!

A little bit pricy.

Small games and target shooting.

Accuracy devestating hits on pests

More for the money

Have been shooting these for a week now all shots on pests like starlings and sparrows have been awesome puff of feathers and done have made some shots out to 100 yards using a Diana stormrider can't ask for a better pellets feeds reliably every time with the mag and only 2 deformed pellets in the first tin I have used