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| Value for Money | 9.4/10  |
|---|---|
| Overall rating | 9.7/10 |
Full review by
RICHIE612
on 24th Jul 2008
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Good Points: Consistent appearance reflected in consistent shooting
Bad Points: High price but isnt everything these days!
General comments: If you have a Daystate then you want these little beauties in 4.52 and no other pellet needed. Even Daystate FT pellets can stay in the shop next to these. I think its because the lead compund in these are a little softer so fill inside the barrel and get a really good seal. Awesome pellet well worth it, oh and you get 500 in a tin unlike the daystate 400 for the same money! Whats all that about.
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Review by
simon050
on 24th Jun 2008
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These pellets are just amazingly accurate and consistent. I had my TX200HC .177 tuned to produce 14.5ft/Ib muzzle energy for my FAC and they hit rats, rabbits, woodpidgeon and squirrel like a rimfire with this rifle. I was once a confirmed .22 man, till I tried .177 at this power and I've never looked back. My .177 TX200HC and the Air Arms domed Fields are now my primary hunting weapon
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Review by
simon050
on 23rd Jun 2008
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Superb in the Air Arms .177 barrels they were designed for.
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Review by
wy1iec0y0te
on 14th Mar 2008
User Rating : 10
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I'm fussy about any misshaped pellets I find in the tin, Rough handling can dent the skirt.
I have a Weirhauch HW100S and these pellets are the perfect hunting marriage. Being selective helps increase the consistency.
I have killed squirrels (grey of course) and rabbits at over 40m and skinned them to find the pellet has passed through the chest cavity and been trapped in the skin on the way out. Remember in a 177 is travelling at a speed 174m/s at 50m
A 22 muzzle speed is 171m/s (As it leaves ...
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Review by
dreadheadmarksman
on 2nd Jul 2007
User Rating : 10
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After a lifetime spent using accupells i got bored and started experimenting with other pellets i had recently been in love with h&n field target trophy (a very good pellet if your rifle doesn't like these) i decided to give air arms own pellet a try to see if they were as good as there rifles.
Upon opening the tin i knew these were pro pellets being nicely labled and packed with a foam lining.
I shoot a lot of rabbit so i zero all my rifles in at about 50 yards these pellets weigh just a litt ...
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Review by
condomjohn
on 20th Apr 2007
User Rating : 10
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Very good pellets, i got some when i bought my air arms rifle, they come in two head sizes 4.51 and 4.52, my rifle seems to favour the 4.51 variety although the 4.52s work well enough also.
With these pellets its easy to achieve single hole groups out to 40 yards and keep good tight groups even as far as 50 yards, they are not too bad for down range efficiency also, hold enough power at 50yds from a sub 12ftlbs rifle to kill rabbits anyway.
Good all round pellet, they are clean out the tin, co ...
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Review by
bchandley
on 23rd Dec 2005
User Rating : 9
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I got the Air Arms Diablo Field .177 included in a package with an Air Arms TX200HC and I must say they are of very high quality and easily rival any other brand.
Just from seeing the tin you can see they are something special. The thing I like most about these is the the consistent accuracy and velocity.
They may work better because I am using the pellets that are recommended for my rifle but from looking at the shape and quality of them, there is no reason why they would not be as effect ...
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