What exactly are these pellets made of?
1958362
I don't really know. I am in a wheelchair and for me it is very easy to clean, it has no odor and it is not messy.
1958363
I don't have the scientific details, but they are hard little pellets which won't stick to the paws or make a mess outside the box. This system is the best as we live in NYC in apt. No odor/mess or cleanup required.
1958364
According to the package, "Contains mordenite zeolite, a natural mineral." They don't shred, as wood pellets do.
1858383
Yes these are lead free alloy pellets. The polymer tip mushrooms on impact causing the pellet to expand upon entering the target. This pellet are good for hunting though shooting alloy pellets often can cause so damage to break barrel air guns because they don't provide enough resistance cause the spring piston to hit the reciever very hard. Sorry for such a long answer hope it was helpful.
1644183
I'd say Golden. but any premium pellet works good. they should be polished and spherical. I use .20 grams.
1582828
They are made of a very sturdy resin acrylic. I Absolutely Love My Balls and I clack almost daily. They will last forever!
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.
1131403
They are definitely comparable to Tetra Pond Pellets. They may even been of a slightly higher quality.
800678
The pellets are extremely light weight. The weight would likened to wood shavings, since the pellets are compressed shavings/saw dust.
1402511
Looks like mulch. The pieces are not uniform in size. They are shredded rubber not preformed pellets.
1226403
It's made of polymer pellets (containing acrylic acid, sodium hydroxide and coloring) that grow into water pellets after being immersed in water. They are very soft and gelatinous and you can squish them in your finger. They are safe to shoot at targets and if you get hit with one on your skin it won't hurt. Think of it like shooting jello pellets.
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I don't know what they are made of but DON'T BUY THEM! They are awful. When you step on them the edges curl up and trip you. They are really dangerous. This is one purchase (I bought 2 of them) that I truly regret.
867181
They are made of a type of plastic. They are very robust as I am using 6 pieces and have had no problems with them.
1846307
I actually sent these back, so I am unable to tell you what it's made of, sorry!
2064389
they are .22 cal pellet's and slip losely in my .22 cal break in half ruger. they are kinda crappy and don't fly very straight. good luck!
1551804
If I remember correctly from last summer, it was pellets. Don't think I've ever purchased a powder.
1929395
They are made of plastic. Like a plastic fork or spoon. Rigid, do not bend.
1633311
None..... If they are not made out of lead they will not conform into the rifling as well and you will not have the stabilization. If you plan on killing the game, why are you concerned if it is made out of lead???? High powered rifles can get by with FMJs with a number of different centers, but the Pellet rifle relies on AIR as a propellent and I am enjoying some super decent accuracy out to about 75 yds with the lead pellets.
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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. :)