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I'm probably behind the times, but I stumbled across these on FleaBay, and I've added a picture in case anyone else hasn't come across them.

They claim to be 'high-velocity pellets designed for spring-powered rifles' Anyone got any experience of them, particularly - are they any good, are they actually more powerful, any rifling issues and so on?

Cheers lads

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Forget them, mate.   They're only for dick-heads who only want to brag about how far they'll shoot through a phone book. Utterly crap in any practical application. Other than phone books........

They came out around 25 years ago, and it amazes me that they still sell them. Easily the worst pellet I have ever come across

I read that these are a steel pellet within a nylon plastic skirt that somehow, gives them stability in flight as lead skirted diabolos do. Steel is a not very compliant or maliable material for makin

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I'm probably behind the times, but I stumbled across these on FleaBay, and I've added a picture in case anyone else hasn't come across them.

They claim to be 'high-velocity pellets designed for spring-powered rifles' Anyone got any experience of them, particularly - are they any good, are they actually more powerful, any rifling issues and so on?

Cheers lads

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give them a swerve mate, the gun was designed to shoot lead not plastic. they are shite :laugh:

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They came out around 25 years ago, and it amazes me that they still sell them. Easily the worst pellet I have ever come across

i think i still have some up the shed somewhere, they were re hashed by another company a few years ago but i can not remember what they called them

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They came out around 25 years ago, and it amazes me that they still sell them. Easily the worst pellet I have ever come across

i think i still have some up the shed somewhere, they were re hashed by another company a few years ago but i can not remember what they called them

 

On sale at 'Ronnie Sunshine's' , FleaBay etc - called Prometheus pellets. Hang on, I already said that ! :D

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A gymick. The skirt is designed to detach upon impact to give your shot better penetration. Or over penetration if you can get them to group.

Madness really. As a well placed lead pellet will do the job and more accurately. Plus a hell of a lot cheaper.

 

I'm not so sure about them ruining a barrel. There only made from monkey metal.

 

I know the GWCT endorse the use of them in air pistols for the dispatch of cage trapped animals. But It's a sponsorship handshake.

 

Steer clear and buy some proper pellets.

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A gymick. The skirt is designed to detach upon impact to give your shot better penetration. Or over penetration if you can get them to group.

Madness really. As a well placed lead pellet will do the job and more accurately. Plus a hell of a lot cheaper.

 

I'm not so sure about them ruining a barrel. There only made from monkey metal.

 

I know the GWCT endorse the use of them in air pistols for the dispatch of cage trapped animals. But It's a sponsorship handshake.

 

Steer clear and buy some proper pellets.

 

 

Seriously ??? that's nuts.

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Rake. That's exactly what I said to the fella running the course.

It was a mink raft and trapping course run by the above. I disagreed fully in regards to the dispatch tools and was told the only alternative was to place the cage up against a tree.....take twenty good paces.....turn and blast the hell out of it with your 12G.

A bloody joke of an outfit.

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Moxy I was told it's the placcy bit that left debris in barrel, I only took a guy's word for it tho, so could be way wrong lol

To be honest mate I don't have a scooby!! I guess you could end up with a plastic build in the rifling? But as they are not much kop and I don't use them, there's no worries here.

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