Predator GTO Lead-Free .25 Cal, 16.54 gr - 150 ct

If you are shooting a low velocity trying to be quiet, or be backyard friendly, these can give back some speed without increasing air consumption or noise.

Pros
These are stupid accurate from my TalonP. They are shooting 1 hole groups at 30 yards. The catch is that I have my gun tuned way down, so I assume they are flying at a reasonable speed. But seriously, the most accurate pellet hands down. Also, they came in a screw top tin!

Cons
Pricey for the number of pellets in the tin. can be hard to load because of the hardness.

I recommend theses for long distance hunting. My "self turned" .25 cal. Hatsan 135 spits these 16.54 gr. pellets consitantly over 1100+ fps! .. on an airgun calculator..That's 44+ lb. Of muzzle energy! I've proven they're very accurate & have effective power out to 100 yards..

Pros
No lead.. Harder material.. Light weight.. .25 caliber

Cons
Quantity for the price.

Very happy with these pellets. They shoot at 680fps from a .25 BSA Lightning XL GRT and are plenty accurate for whacking two inch spinners every time at 45 yards. In comparison, FTT shoot at 595 and Benji domes at 485 from that gun.

Pros
Much flatter shooting than lead in lower powered guns. As accurate or more so than lead in my gun. Eco friendly.

Cons
Pricey.

Because, that seems to be what they're made for. They fly everywhere from my pcp rifles once you go past 20 yards. I have one with a power adjuster, and I can get them to stay accurate when I turn it down. But only to 50, although I'm not sure how far you should expect them to stay straight considering their weight. Any wind past 20yds will blow you into the next town.

Pros
Impress your friends with the speed of your projectile.

Cons
Just don't show Just the target.

I got these just to see what a super light pellet would do in my AirForce Condor SS. They are extremely fast. Like ridiculously fast. Beyond 60 yards they begin to wander...the accuracy deteriorates as the distance grows. But for back yard plinking and a WOW factor through the Chronograph these things are awesome.

Pros
Fast. Supersonic for sure out of an AirForce Condor SS.

Cons
Not so accurate beyond 60 yards.

These pellets shoot pretty consistently and since they are aluminum you get that FPS bump. And when you are shooting these pellets you do notice the higher FPS because there is less delay from trigger pull to hitting the target when switching from lead, it is pretty obvious. The only bad thing about these pellets is that penetration is horrible. I thought with higher FPS there would be more penetration, these pellets dent, bounce off, or slightly poke through thin or average steel targets and wood that other lead pellets melt through, even round nose lead pellets. I do not like to hunt or do pest control I just like shooting targets, but these pellets seem like they would bounce off skin or animal hide. If you have small pests or coyotes or pigs/boars, these pellets will probably scare them off when hit but not hurt them. They should redesign these as pointed pellets or a different style, not round nose. These pellet would probably be a good choice to break in a new pellet gun if you don't like lead.

Pros
Faster FPS Less delay in hitting/reaching target You Get Alot of Pellets Consistent Groupings No Damaged Pellets Environmentally Friendly

Cons
Less Than Average Penetration Even With Aluminum As A Harder Material And Increased FPS Redesign This Pellet To Be Pointed Or Different Style May Improve The Penetration Sacrifice

These are very accurate and hard hitting due to the material they are made of. I have 3 .25 cal PCP's all Hatsan's. They shoot too hot out of all 3. Had to use a regulator on my Galatian to slow them down and get any kind of consistent accuracy out of them. Once I did that, they were great. Some states require the use of non-lead ammo. If this is your case, these would be great for you.

Pros
accurate hard hitting lead free

Cons
Expensive; the average is about .12 cent a pellet.

My name is Chris I am 51years old got back into shooting pellet guns again about a year ago. Bought the Jim shockey 22 caliber was very disappointed in the quality. Bought the BSA lightning GRT xl what a gun excellent quality and Craftsman.what I am getting at is the jsb alloy pellets shoot spot on accuracy and what a punch. Tryed lead but they were too heavy for a break barrel gun little pricey but worth it. I recommend jsb design a hunting pellet in alloy would be so awesome. Thumbs up for these pellets highly recommend them

Pros
Excellent quality

Cons
Little pricey

Got a Gama Hunter Extreme SE, nice gun, very accurate, but a little down on power. The power is sufficient for small game but FPS is low 600 with Barracuda and Hunters for example. Saw some reviews and the pellets performed well, Non lead, figured I would give them a try. Big question was would the pellet hunt? Answer is yes, accurate, non lead, they do not deform, but they loose energy so that actually work pretty good in most hunting situations. Best in my break barrels, shot a clip in BT65 and not as tight as lead, most likely due to power of BT65f

Pros
Super clean, well formed and consistent shape. Surprisingly tight groups at 700 FPS in the .25

Cons
Price, a lot of money for what you get

These pellets are extremely not accurate from FX Impact. They really fly everywhere. From 15 yards pellets are grouping in 7 inch group easy. I thought initially that pellets might be clipping or something. I removed moderator and tried again. Same story.

Pros
No Lead

Cons
Accuracy is terrible from FX Impact. Price is to high.