177 Pellets for Air Riffle – Pellets 177 Cal – Air Gun Pellets for Pellet Gun .177 Caliber Lead Free 150ct 3 Grain Tornado

I love the design of the pellet the plastic part is the Sabo kind like for shot guns and the small bb will shoot forward on impact it and it works every time but I wouldn't use them for anything but target practice they don't have enough Force to take down any thing.... They are fun pellets so be creative 🤣

They're okay, but the centered metal piece is about the size of a tacks pin, which means after hitting the target its going to pop the plastic off and insert that little piece of industrial staple into what you're shooting ... bugs maybe, anything else other than target practice is worthless.

These will not bring satisfactory results from the bench, but they are a ton of fun at close range. They are best fired from low-powered plinkers like the Crosman 1077

They slightly sub par. Better off getting fast flights

I have a Sig Sauer P320 M17 pellet pistol.This pistol is very picky and has a tendency of jamming on anything but wad cutters. I used these tornadoes and not one got stuck. They fly straight, super accurate and have a good penetration strength thanks to the steel ball in the front

The tip has a lead ball. This means this item is NOT lead-free. Made in Russia, Putin lied.

Pretty potent pellet.good for short range knockdown power

First of all, not complaining. Purchased just to see what they are, they are basically airsoft pellets. Bounces off all plastic bottles, hardly goes through cans, shot some gel and 1/4 penetration of that from a BB in the same gun. Accuracy: I'm not an airsoft person so I can't say good or bad. I can say 30yds+ at 600fps there was 3/10 hitting with the breeze carrying the rest. I've stopped using these recently however as plastic pellets can most certainly mess with rifled bore guns and I didn't intend on purchasing plastic. It is what it is, just watch what you have to shoot it with.