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Use natural beeswax furnture polish for springer pellets,Wash them first,then dry them with a hairdryer till they are hot to hold.Then spray the polish onto a cloth and tip in the hot pellets and roll back and forth to coat all the pellets.The washing is the most usefull thing as it removes all the dust and swarf from the pellets,especially if you push them around a shallow container with a paint brush making sure you get them well scrubbed.You will be amazed at how much crud there is in the water when you have removed the pellets.

10.5 grain pellets are ok to use in a 177 the problem arises when you fire 21grains + from a 12fpe gun.I found that 8.5 JSB's were as hard hitting as most other pellets from a springer.Crosman Premiers and Bisley magnum (H&N Baracuda)are the most accurate heavweights.The crossman pellets are the ones in the cardboard boxes mind not the tins.There is a difference and it shows in the balistic efficiency of the real premiers.Some 177 springers need to be retuned to stay at 11+fpe with heavy pellets,just make sure you keep on the legal side if you do this.As when you go back to light pellets y