Predator Polymag Air Gun Pellets Misc. Calibers

These rounds are devastating. Shot them through my Hatsan 135 we. 30 cal and learned quickly how effective these would be at hunting medium to medium-large game.

Been a hunter all my life, so know all the arguments, but it is time to take the lead out..Make them sabots like shot guns some and some fast bullets...Make the center of iron, but out side of copper or plastic..Just make the noses longer, to bring the bullet up to or to exceed the existing weight. Put groves it them also. for spin.If you say paying two the 3 times as much, most will,to better the environment.Tell the other pellet makers, stop using lead...I beg all of you, to make the switch.

I am using these pellets out of my 30 caliber Hatsan pellet rifle. They are said by the manufacturer to shoot at a muzzle velocity of 550 fps, and this is what I get shooting them over my chronograph. The plastic tips in a hollow point pellet give a bit better penetration the a solid pellet, and I have shoot them into cabinet grade plywood where they show a bit less penetration than round nosed petters - but more expansion.Mike Holmes

These are relatively accurate and 98% predictable. Works well in my Hatsan 135 .30 Cal. Break Barrel. Very devastating if you were to shoot game with these. When I shoot them at my gong, they blow up and there is nothing remotely left to them. Price wise, they are on par with any other .30 cal. pellet. .30 cal. is going to be expensive to shoot either way. But hey, it's fun the hurl heavy pieces of lead and plastic at crazy velocities!

So far shot over 300 of these polymag 44.75 grain out of my Hatsan 135s in .30 caliber. Very accurate that polymer tip punches through plywood and doesnt even deform. I'm only shooting around 550 feet per second. These are my favorite. They come packaged very well too. Ive heard of shipments busting open in transit. I dont see how thats even possible. The tin is in foam with cardboard top and bottom and stretch wrapped then out in a box with packing. No deformities all look good. Highly recommend.

Very poor quality. I got the tin and it almost looked like it was smacked by a hammer. The skirts on the pellets are not uniform at all. Plus the poly tip wobbles. This pellet is ok at maybe 10 yards, but beyond that, they are junk. I took the loose and wobbly poly tip of and it shot better but still not good enough for hunting.

Dead! If that's what you want hit it with one of these! If it has light to medium density skin these are great projectile if it is a super hard skin or shell you might want to go with an H&N hornet. These are ridiculous in 30 caliber.

I just wish I could buy a little bit heavier polymag