Vortex Strike Pellets .22

These pellets work great in everything but my Gamo break barrel... (7" grouping at 25 FEET?) And they really work wonderfully in my underlever M14 copy, 2 inch grouping at 25 yards open sights, Chrono reads about 750 fps. I have a very cheap Chinese underlever air rifle that these work very well in as well, I get a 3 inch grouping at 25 yards open sights, at close to 650 fps.Long story short, maybe others have better luck with their gamo's, or even other pellets, but for what I've got, I would hunt with these (just definitely NOT with the Gamo)

very good price for a "magnum" weight .22 pellet. Fits snugly in the .22 bore and there are few manufacturing defects. Flight accuracy proven excellent out to 50 yards with a 1000 fps hatsan mod 65, scoped of course.there are many other branded pellets that offer the same 17 gr weight pellets...at far higher prices. This one is just as good and makes for an excellent hunting pellet. I've already taken 4 rabbits, 10 squirrels and one large racoon on the property. All pests that have almost entirely destroyed the vegie garden. All taken at distances of 50 yards or less from a rest, scoped of course.protip: when handling lead pellets, it's important to thoroughly wash your hands after. These pellets contain lead and also antimony. You really don't want to be handling food or putting this around your mouth or eyes. It's best to make sure you wash hands and fingers thoroughly...I use the green pads with soap and water..and then dry with a white paper towel..if it lifts anything dark..I clean some more until the paper towel remains white. The same things goes for cooking and preparing game taken from lead shot: remove the tissue around the wound...make sure any lead shrapnel is not scattered in the meat you will be cooking....lead poisoning is a real thing...and there is no cure for it. be safe

These pellets are mid-weight heavy. They have good accuracy and hit hard. They come lubed in the tin but also the tin will have excess flashing flakes left over from the casting process. EVERY TIN I have purchased has never had 250 pellets. The tins I bought had 247-248 pellets (EVERY ONE) I have purchased 12 tins from different lots and it still didn't make a difference. This trickery originates at the Argentinian factory. It's a shame they are dishonest.

Great for plinking. Long range ,not so.much in my.rifle

Show up and the tin was damage , and up on inspection , I only got 220 pellet instead of 250

These came with my Hatsan Hydra .22 and I opened the tin and couldn't believe the amount of leadshavings and lead dust, very dirty pellets. I was curious on how consistent the weight of these pelletswould be, so I weighed them and was shocked to see the quality control of these. I got a lot of differentweights in the tin ranging from 17.70 Grains all the way up to 18.10 Grains. The Pellet Head OD's seemedto be pretty consistent at 0.2170" to 0.2175" that being said, I'm afraid to fire them being so dirty. Hatsanneeds to stick to making Air Rifles and steer clear from making Pellets.

I wash my pellets to get rid of the oils and lead powder that can foul a chamber and barrel and can be poisonous over time. These pellets were in a tin that was too large for the volume of pellets. When it arrived the tin sounded like a baby rattle. When I opened the tin I was amazed at the amount of lead powder and shavings. Never have I seen this amount in JSB, H&N or Crossman pellets. I washed the pellets and had to wash and wipe the tin a couple of times to get rid of the debris. Even after washing the pellets when I examined them there was still shards and pieces of lead stuck inside the pellet skirts. I am having to go through each pellet with a Q-tip and clean them out. I'm find that this is part of manufacturing because I have to get aggressive and can feel some of the debris is stuck to the insides of the skirt. I can see that many of the skirts are also dented and very rough around the edges. I haven't shot them yet for accuracy but it appears many of the pellets will not be useable and I'm a little weary of putting them in my gun. Shame on Hatsan for their loose packaging, no pad was even in the tin. Even if the useable ones are accurate I may not buy these again. Why don't companies order their own products to see what the customer is actually getting.

Chea pellets , some pellets smaller in size. Can't get a consistent shop group. Grab a pellet fits snuggly in barrel then the next pellet fits loose. Bet if I had a scale weight would be off as well. For that reason I prolly try something more costly. Get what you pay for.

Good they shoot well in several guns that I have and there is little bit of lead in the tinWash your hands when you finish the great