are these better than the hollow point ones?
1462215
I believe these pellets are Very consistant as far as weight goes. Therefore they should shoot very well. They do very well in my marauder, but I can't say for sure they would in another.
1462216
It depends on the use, and the gun that you are using. If you are shooting targets at a distance, the domed pellets are more accurate. If you are using a break barrel, under lever, side lever, or CO2 gun, for hunting, then you probably won't have enough power behind the shot for the hollow point to properly expand, thus I would go with the domed. However, if you were shooting a PCP powered gun, then the hollow point would be the better hunting round as it would probably be able to meet it's expansion capability.
1462217
I do not know if these are better than hollow points. I had read a review for a Benjamin NP Trail and these pellets worked best with this pellet rifle in .22 caliber. Shannon Smylie
1462218
As for accuracy it will depend what your gun likes to shoot the best. They work well in my beeman. Best thing to do is type ammo in for your model gun and see what people are saying. As far as killing power lol its a pellet and I don't think hollow vs dome makes a difference personally but I didn't run any tests.
1462219
By far! I shot them in my discovery and the accuracy is at least half the group size.
2233676
The new Spectrum Noir markers have a hexagon barrel so they are more comfortable to hold. Other than that, I have found no difference. I have both and use both with great results.
1864912
Crosman premier hollow point work well, but 14 grain jsb exact work the best for me.
26970
I used the smallest ones to drive the pins in for my AR build and bent them all. I could straighten them out and keep using them but hardened steel would be better. Spend more up front for better tools and have fewer headaches later. I learned.
860368
yes i like them for fast draws you do not have to worry about shooting your foot off because you'll see if you are using your trigger finger wrong.... LOL and it saves your firing pin they cycle through perfectly.... also if you have a problem with ejecting or double feed it lets you know before your on the range with live ammo
2018289
I don't think they break more easily but if you have a really long sharp point it may break. Prismacolor are light years ahead in quality than the kind you're presently using
2150709
I think they're better. Normal french tip guides aren't curved enough for my liking (and are too expensive to boot!). These come out more like what you'd get in a salon with a more noticeable smile line. I stock up on these and never buy them from beauty supply stores.
891724
In my opinion they are better quality. Wooded handles as opposed to the hollow metal in R.T. and more dense. These brushes are department store quality.
26999
I have used several pellets without incident. My favorite has always been Crosman Premier domed pellets. they are very consistent in quality and shoot nice groups. YMMV. It is a good idea to avoid pointed pellets as they tend to be a tad longer then domed, hollow point, or wadcutter pellets. The longer pellet may not permit the magazine to rotate properly and you run the risk of jamming things up.
1885870
Yes, these Tipton are the best I've found. These have a spring inside to absorb the inertia of the firing pin. Others seem to just slam onto a soft compound repeatedly
1956797
I love the quality and accuracy of my meprolight. Would choose it over eotech any day but not sure bout mako. Haven't seen those.
319774
They do have a better feel but I can't say that the print is less. I like them very much and did try to buy them my Taurus 85 but could not get them for that gun.
938491
I shoot them out of my Gamo Silent Cat which is rated at 1000 fps for lead pellets. I only get 625 fps out of that gun with these 11.6 grain ones but they do a lot of damage to what they hit. But I would not use them in a low powered rifle. I switched to 10.3 grain H&N; Barracuda hollow points for more tissue damage but the Silver Arrow does a good job.
2087050
They are pretty good. I have over 2000 rounds of 556 and never lost zero. I suspect any air rifle wouldn't need anything other than one.
726739
I would recommend you give these a shot, just so you get the hang of using fountain pens again. When I first started to use FPs, I used a very heavy hand-a habit from the ballpoint and rollerball days. Thankfully, I was only using disposable pens so I didn't end up ruining the nibs.Although I've moved on to more expensive pens, I still keep these around. They're good value for money and are good writers as well.
1269582
No they are pointed. Better for target practice, but in all honesty, there is no real difference. if they are not being fired the tips are not pointed enough to easily cause damage. Just treat them with the respect they deserve and you'll be fine.
2238490
I believe they are solid but if you referring to conventional tips, In my experience these last at least 4x longer and have a better grip. The original gray ones wore through in a couple of months, these have been on a year and are still going strong.