I'm also keen to have a look at skypellets in .177, .22 and .30.

  Stoeger X-Hunt pointed pellets were the best pellet I tried in my Gamo gas ram, closely followed by Webley Accupell which are domed. Both Rifle and  Gamo pointed pellets were rubbish in this gun.

So far Accupells are the best I've tried in my Diana, though I've just bought a tin of Stoegers to try.  So far I've not tried any heavy pellets in my Diana with everything tried so far being in the 14-16gr range.

JSB Exacts are the best Ive found for my .177 BSA Super Meteor but I do have some Accupell, H&N FTT and Stoeger X-Hunt pellets I've not really tested yet.

Thanks for the AI dredge up of info. Had not gone there myself so you have done it for me.

As I said it's a bit new to me, but they make some the best lead shot for shotshell ammunition and widely used in Europe. Pellets are just an offshoot of their core business being that it is lead based. It's what they do. I can find out more.

I will ask if they make any other products.

Are the slugs in regard to hunting, ie larger than .22?

I am looking forward to trying them too, I have 1300 tins coming across the range, only big tins as they are better value in my opinion.

Hayden

Too early to call on cost, we just have the opportunity to purchase so I thought I would just order a small sample of 1300 tins. Once they are here, we will investigate sales and distribution channels, but it is something completely different from our lineage in shotgun and centrefire ammunition.

They are marketed in Europe as SkyPellets but there is not much info about them. The Company produces our leadshot amongst other metallic alloys and ingots for worldwide destrubution and is a supplier to Turkish ISSF teams. Something to look forward too.

If it's any help re pellets...I've bought the R10 from here...and they have a good variety of Field/Hunting pellets too.

As a recent airgun addict I'm still working trying to find  work out what works best in my guns.  Takes  me a fair bit of testing because half the "gatherings" of pellets are a problem between the trigger and the ground.  Both my .22 rifles shoot well with 14.7 Webley Accupell and OK with Stoeger 15.74 - both of which are a mid range price.

My 30 cal Hatsan shoots well with JSB and FX 44.75 - currently I'm using the JSBs.  This gun also shoots OK with Poly mags and H&N 50 grn slugs.

Ive only tried JSBs in my little 177 but have some Accupells  on the way from Ron Young to try.

As for my pistols  - the 177 Mark 1 shoots OK with both JSB and Gun City wad-cutters and the .22 Senior actually seems to shot OK with Gamo wad-cutters.

I'm mostly a pinker with a bit of pest control.   I don't do a great deal of plinking with the Hatsan as it will destroy most of my spinners.   I do regularly put  a few shots at paper, tin cans or plaster of Paris  figures to keep my eye in  - there is a group of turkeys that have started to come down my end of the road that I will use the Hatsan to sort out - I missed one with the Gamo two days ago - grazed across the top of its back as it run away.

I do put a lot of rounds through  all my other guns at time need to build up a stash of suitable pellets incase supplies become difficult.