Hello

For a good choice of pellets there really are only 2 brands that I would recommend and that is H&N and JSB and as has been said steer clear of "Hunting Pellets" or any pointed pellets and if you are using a 125 dont use less than a 8.5 grain pellet.

Maybe, but he's posted a couple times non spam related, time will tell, doesn't take much to fix spammers :)

Hi paulo
What do you shoot? Post pics up of your guns to, and don't forget to share your stories (hunting or target) with us as well

True that, but when you think about it they have to be shipped to the store anyway, then we throw (place carefully) then in our gun case or bag, put that in the boot of the car and drive to Wellington for a shoot, and back again.
Realistically more chance of us damaging them ......

Thank You Do you guys have any issues with pellets getting damaged during shipping?

Youngs Airguns has the best range.

(pink)MIST wrote: There may be an open day at piako club soon, head along and bring your gun. If nothing else it'll be a day to shoot it, zero it, and have a bit of fun killing targets and paper Date and times etc will be posted on this site when confirmed

It will be held on the 18th May 9:30am. Kiwi Air Gunners will be sponsoring the BBQ :) Alex was meant to be posting it up on the forum? but looks like he been to busy.

Gamo ts-10s are up in the weight, but don't hold your breath for any target grade accuracy from them, QC is not as good as some other brands.
They will give you an indication of what could be achieved , but once you switch to a better pellet your results will benefit as well. I'd go with the heavier end of what's available , light ones are not going to do your spring any favours, or accuracy.
Light pellets break the sound barrier, sounds cool, but as they pass through it they become unstable and start spiralling, this is repeated again as they slow down as well, and you'll see this on paper when their point of impact looks more like a shotgun pattern.
Heavies will travel slower, beat the breeze more, and should impact in a closer group if you're doing your part right .
For hunting pests, heavies will have a better terminal energy as well, resulting in less follow up shots being needed, and getting a more humane kill