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| Value for Money | 9.3/10  |
|---|---|
| Reviewer Rating | 9.7/10 |
| Overall Rating | 9.7/10  |
Full review by
Cognition
on 15th Jun 2007
User Rating : 9
Respect :
0
Good Points: Consistent quality throughout the tin Not too expensive
Bad Points: None
General comments: There's nothing special about these pellets, nor is there anything wrong with them.
They fit nice and tightly into my Webley Longbow and give consistent groups at mid range distances ...
Recommended.
Cognition's review and ratings | 40 words
Review by
carlos777uk
on 2nd Jun 2006
User Rating : 10
Respect :
0
Expensive but worth every penny.
In testing these pellets I sighted up at 27.5yds (25m) at a regular Bisley paper target. I was seeing the difference between a quality pellet Bisley Super Field and the SMK Spitfires and whether it made any difference.
From the 4 Spitfire pellets that actually hit a score (2 missed rather unbelievably) they were 1,2,3 and 3. Compared to the Bisley's grouping of 4,4,5 and 5 (5 is bullseye).
Now, I'm not the best shooter in the world but shot from a stan ...
carlos777uk's full review | 175 words
Review by
billster43
on 20th Jun 2005
User Rating : 10
Respect :
+1
I use an Airarms S410 Rifle and can say with authority these Bisley Superfield are the best pellets I have put through it. The pellets come in a tin of 200 and are clean well formed and rarely damaged. I find at thirty to forty meters I can shoot an inch and a half group with no flyers. My kill ratio is nearly 100% I find the penetration fantastic for all quarry. The only downside is the amount of pellets you get in a tin it would be nice if a 500 packet was available and also if the lid stayed ...
billster43's full review | 181 words
Review by
willsy2212
on 6th Jul 2004
User Rating : 10
Respect :
0
Bisley Superfield:
I been experimenting with many different pellets in my Weirhauch over the years and before I start my review I must say that it is AMAZING how differently pellets preform in air guns. It really is worth trying a few different brands in your airgun before deciding on what works best for you. I do this by firing at a two pence sized circle mounted on a piece of inch thick plywood (half inch for non FAC guns)at 40 yrds. I then fire 8 rounds with each type of pellet and see how ...
willsy2212's full review | 323 words | 2 comments added.
Review by
adamcort
on 12th May 2004
User Rating : 10
Respect :
0
Have had an Air Arms S200 for a few years now and have got the best results by far with Bisley Superfield.
As 'thumper' said in his review, they cost about £3 for 200, but unlike other brands of pellets I have used I barely get any misformed or damaged pellets in a tin.
Previously I was getting about 30-60 damaged pellets per tin when I was using Air Arms Field (yes thats 10% of a tin), and although I believed I had found the perfect pellet for my rifle, I was to be shocked at the ...
adamcort's full review | 248 words
Review by
thumper
on 6th Oct 2003
User Rating : 9
Respect :
+15
I found these Bisley Superfield pellets to be up there with the crosman range of pellets for consistency of accuracy. They come in tins of 200 costing about £3.00, what I like about them is that none of them are ever damaged, well only a few out of the load of tins I have used, I have took a variety of quarry with these pellets, they are basically a dome head, but they are different in that they have a very small dimple on the head which creates a cushion of air for them to fly on this is ...
thumper's full review | 176 words | 6 comments added.
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