Olympia Shot Air Gun Pellets | .177 Caliber, .22 Caliber, .25 Caliber | Domed, Pointed, Flat Wadcutter Heads | Various Weights for Target Shooting, Hunting, Competition, and Training | 150-500 Count

very good and accurate

Item was exactly as advertised

Seems accurate enough for my purposes. Basically teaching my young son gun safety and how to operate and use a rifle. He has been able to hit some pretty small targets consistently. The pellets don’t collapse like lead pellets do so just be careful what you shoot since they ricochet a tad bit. Not like bb’s though. Happy overall.

These are flat faced wadcutters. Great for target Practice because the flat face is a very nice hole in your target that could be spotted from a good distance. I don’t know how the flat face affects the speed of the pellet but they’re very accurate on my home range at 25 yards. The only issue I have with wadcutters is that they’re hard to feed in some instances. I have three pellet guns and the wadcutters. Have issues feeding. I prefer a pellet that has rounded sides so it slides into the breach easier. Two of my air guns are bolt action so you can feel the pellets catch on the breach. They do work fine, but sometimes you have to work with the bolt to get the pellet to feed properly. in my experience, all wadcutters act the same, so it doesn’t matter which manufacturer you get them from. It also seems as though the wadcutters are more expensive than the domed pellets. Don’t understand why. Have fun!

First, I want to clarify that this product IS lead-free. On the bottom of the container, there was a warning label that said these pellets contained lead. That concerned me, so I reached out to the seller. They clarified: "There is still stock that has the 'template' label for normal pellets. We now have a special label for the lead free. The product you purchased is lead free, don't worry." So rest easy, even if there's a warning label on the bottom! I bought these pellets to help me dispatch some mice in our vegetable patch. Because there is a good chance a pellet could become imbedded in the soil (where we grow our food), I definitely didn't want a product with lead in it. Plus, I don't want to poison any scavengers that eat the mice after they've been dealt with. These load and shoot exceptionally well in my pellet revolver.

Shoot ok but alittle banged up and dented. Had to chuck 10 so far.

Nice item good price.

Garbage pellets. Deformed and won’t feed

ne fait pas pour carabine a air normal