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Norma .22 cal S-Target Match Air Gun Pellets - 200 Pellet Tin
NORMA AMMUNITION (RUAG)Low stockThe Norma S-Target Match Air Gun Pellets .22 Caliber 8 Grain Flat Nose Tin of 300 is a competition and training pellet for airguns below 16J. These...
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Norma .22 cal Superpoint Strike Air Gun Pellets - 200 Pellet Tin
NORMA AMMUNITION (RUAG)Out of stockWith the goal to fulfill all needs in the ammunition world and become your unique supplier, Norma is proud to announce our new line of airgun pelle...
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Norma .22 cal Golden Trophy FT Heavy Air Gun Pellets - 200 Pellet Tin
NORMA AMMUNITION (RUAG)Out of stockGolden trophy FT heavy is developed to perform on high powered airguns. Astonishing precision at distances up to 50 meters. Perfect precision and ...
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Norma .177 cal Golden Trophy FT Heavy Air Gun Pellets - 300 Pellet Tin
NORMA AMMUNITION (RUAG)Out of stockGolden trophy FT heavy is developed to perform on high powered airguns. Astonishing precision at distances up to 50 meters. Perfect precision and ...
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Norma .22 cal Golden Trophy FT Air Gun Pellets - 200 Pellet Tin
NORMA AMMUNITION (RUAG)Out of stockGolden trophy FT is developed to perform on airguns up to 24J. These pellets have astonishing precision at distances up to 25 meters. Perfect pre...
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Air Pellets .177 Caliber
.177 caliber air pellets are a popular choice for use in air rifles and air pistols. These pellets are designed for use with air guns that operate at high pressure and are capable of shooting at velocities of up to 1,000 feet per second.
One of the main considerations when selecting .177 caliber air pellets is the type of material they are made of. The most common materials are lead, alloy, and polymer. Lead pellets are the most traditional and are often the least expensive option. However, some players prefer alloy or polymer pellets for their accuracy and consistency, as well as their potential environmental benefits. Alloy pellets are made of a mixture of metals and are often more accurate and consistent than lead pellets, while polymer pellets are made of synthetic plastic material and are considered more environmentally friendly.
Another important factor to consider when selecting .177 caliber air pellets is the shape of the pellet. The most common shapes are wadcutter, dome, and pointed. Wadcutters are flat on the bottom and are designed for shooting at paper targets, as they create a clean, easily visible hole. Domes are round and are a good all-purpose pellet for shooting at a variety of targets. Pointed pellets are designed for hunting and have a sharp point for better penetration, but may be less accurate than other types.
It's also important to consider the weight of the pellet when selecting .177 caliber air pellets. Heavier pellets tend to be more accurate and have a straighter trajectory, while lighter pellets may be more affected by wind and are better suited to closer-range shooting.