Are the pellets alloy
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NO! they are made from LEAD so if you do a lot of shooting like I do make sure that your target area or targets have some way of collecting the remains of the pellets. I have a 20 ft X 20 ft blue tarp staked to the ground and my target set up about 5 ft in so as to catch the bouncers and just sweep up after I am done. I also use D-LEAD hand soap after I am done shooting, Amazon sells this as well for around $10.00 a bottle. These pellets are very consistent in their grouping. I can hit the black from 50 yards out 8 out of 10 times with this pellet.
346129
I couldn't guarantee they are pure Pb, but they ARE soft (If I squeeze one hard, the skirt flattens, seem softer than 60/40 solder).
1728375
Neither - this is a pellet gun that will only shoot non-lead high performance alloy Gamo PBA Platinum pellets.
1710182
Appear to be. Mine have never rusted or tarnished, not even the end clips. They are definitely metal, not plastic or nylon.
1243731
These pellets are high quality all hardwood and no fillers or binders. They are very good pellets.
69960
Metal....(lead pellets).... flat head , coned or pointed, your choice..you can get them here at Amazon..............
95084
These are lead pellets. It is not a safety hazard. However as a precaution, the Crosman suggests that you should wash your hands after handling the pellets.
1082508
Yes, they appear to be a cast product, perhaps not the finest machining but they are metal.
390167
Yes its realy metal and as for the bullets it came with a little bag of them i have yet to buy some more sens i have been busy. But it is full metal eccept for the orage part.
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No. Rifled.Pellet Velocity Up to 1000 fpsAlloy Pellet Velocity Up to 1200 fpsWeight 5.8 lbsLength 40 inMechanism Break BarrelPower Source Nitro PistonCaliber.177Ammunition PelletsCapacity Single ShotBarrel RifledOptics Rail 3/8" DovetailSafety LeverStock SyntheticColor Black
799638
These are some of the best pellets I've used . Consistent with very little casting lines . They shoot well in both my guns .
1064028
These are lead.From a 1200 FPS rifle, they travel 1000 FPS.They are devastating. There are heavier hunting pellets and lighter alloy pellets. These are just right.
452628
Yes these are sinking pellets. But some float too. As it is disrupted by fish they start to sink.
2250356
NOT airsoft pellets. It uses .177 caliber pellets which are readily available in many makes, brands, and weights! Alloy pellets do shoot 1200 fps, but are very inaccurate in my gun. Lead pellets in the 7 - 7.5 grain weight shoot 1000 + fps and usually are very accurate as are many heavier lead pellets!
492353
These pellets work great in my three .177 rifles and two .177 pistols.I use them for all target shooting.
1289278
It's not so much the shape but rather what the pellet is made of. Lead airgun ammo is much, much more quiet than PBA. (Performance Ballistic Alloy) Let's put it another way... I have this ammo, and no pigeons on my house. The neighbors don't know why :)
1099331
I remember it did have some pellets with it, but they were the alloy ones, which are terrible in a 'magnum' air rifle. They were also horribly formed, and absolutely worthless; as was the scope that came with it. Get a good pellet like kodiaks, and a ~$50 scope.
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Honestly, no. I switched to the wood pellets from my local feed store a few months back and there doesn't seem to be a difference aside from cosmetic (they're slightly larger and a bit darker in color). Hope this helps. :)