are these alloy pellets?
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.
2108957
Yes, I believe they are but I cannot recommend them. Because they are aluminum when using them for hook removal the jaws twist and slip off the hook. I would either purchase stainless or get off my wallet next time and look at titanium.
1032792
No they are not. They are just plain metal. I do think the plain caps are fine. I bought a set of the crystal caps for mine but do not think anyone would even notice.
1516637
just pellets, but i would not buy one. i had 2 of them and sent them back, not accurate at all, 4-1/2" group at 50yds.
1957011
I believe they are. They seem to be really well made. I've had nothing but good experiences with them. I have worked on everything from aluminum to T-1 steel and have not had any failures yet. (knock on wood) ! ! !
800678
The pellets are extremely light weight. The weight would likened to wood shavings, since the pellets are compressed shavings/saw dust.
1532859
They seem like they would be. I guess it depends upon the speed of the metal pieces. While I have not done any type of ballistics test on them, the plastic is strong. Mine have weathered multiple lawn mowings and being found and played with by young children (2 and 5). They still work as well as the day I got them.
5562
Yes they are carbide. If you would have read the details on Amazon's site you would have answered your question.
1333804
No they are metal of some sort. They worked well but one of my firearms required different bolts that were easy to get at the home depot.
1978630
I believe they are. Those were the ones I was looking for. Did a search for the CR123A and this ones came up.
1551804
If I remember correctly from last summer, it was pellets. Don't think I've ever purchased a powder.
2275357
Yes, they are. From the company's website: http://www.naturesplus.com/products/productdetail.php?productNumber=3421&criteria=keywordSearchResults
454130
no, they are standard 12 gram co2 cartridges. you load em and pierce the seal on the top. theyre for bb guns.
839951
I highly doubt it. It does not say anywhere on the packaging what they are made of. If they were stainless I am sure it would be on the packaging. More likely aluminum.
1893103
I seriously hope not. And if there is, I don't think the manufacturer would be advertising that fact. Feel free to get them tested and I'll join in the class action lawsuit if you find lead (or chromium or uranium) in them!
1068219
No, they are not plastic. They are zinc coated steel BBs. And they are the most accurate BBs I have found. Hope this helps.
1280034
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. :)