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Winchester .22 Pellets - number 2250 |
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muzza 
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 Topic: Winchester .22 Pellets - number 2250Posted: 14 hours 23 minutes ago at 11:37am |
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Im after some of these pellets please - dont have to be the same packaging but the same product code - 2250 - would be nice.
Playing with a new-to-me rifle and it likes these pellets .....
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Posted: 13 hours 29 minutes ago at 12:31pm |
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Shew… that pellet box looks like it’s 20 years old!
What do the actual pellets look like? If you can’t find a good steady supply of them, it might pay to rather put your time and effort into finding an easily avalible pellet that your gun likes. |
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Posted: 13 hours 17 minutes ago at 12:43pm |
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It likes H and N Crow Magnum and Barracuda Hunter Extreme too - but the Winchesters are the best of the lot so far
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Posted: 8 hours 34 minutes ago at 5:26pm |
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I Last purchased .22 in 2020.
Laser Target and Domed were options. Dies went back to Australia. Sig Sauer Venom or Webley VMX pellets could work. Address 65 Hays Road Moolap, Vic Australia 3224 https://www.winchesteraustralia.com.au/
.177 Super X made in Australia .177 Supreme purchased to have a made in new Zealand example They look like slug gun pellets from 1960's  |
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Posted: 5 hours 33 minutes ago at 8:27pm |
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I dont think they are quite 1960s - more like 1980's or 90's.
I have some of those 177 pellets - they shoot ok for general tin can shooting but they arent target ammo. But they are what every country kid used to whack small birds and other suitable targets. Anyways - I can get by without said Winchester pellets - but they definately are the tightest grouping in my Cometa Fusion.
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