While looking around for the Crosman pellets that my .22 QB78 likes, I ran across these at Tractor Supply.
If your pellet gun likes them, then why not?
Be safe,
J~
If your pellet gun likes them, then why not?
Be safe,
J~
I didn't see that coming! Milk cartons of pellets?
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They've been coming in cartons for 30 years or so haven't they?
Seems like I remember it from when I was a wee pup.
But I've had a few knots on my head since then
Seems like I remember it from when I was a wee pup.
But I've had a few knots on my head since then
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While looking around for the Crosman pellets that my .22 QB78 likes, I ran across these at Tractor Supply.
If your pellet gun likes them, then why not?
Be safe,
J~
Can’t say that I’ve seen that before, but BBs have been packaged this way for decades. I guess it was only a matter of time.
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While looking around for the Crosman pellets that my .22 QB78 likes, I ran across these at Tractor Supply.
If your pellet gun likes them, then why not?
Be safe,
J~
Can’t say that I’ve seen that before, but BBs have been packaged this way for decades. I guess it was only a matter of time.
I bet the BBs are what I had in mind!
I remember spilling a whole carton down the defroster vents of my dad's 1968 Ford Falcon
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While looking around for the Crosman pellets that my .22 QB78 likes, I ran across these at Tractor Supply.
If your pellet gun likes them, then why not?
Be safe,
J~
Can’t say that I’ve seen that before, but BBs have been packaged this way for decades. I guess it was only a matter of time.
I bet the BBs are what I had in mind!
I remember spilling a whole carton down the defroster vents of my dad's 1968 Ford Falcon
Hahahahahaha!!! That's awesome! Like something I would have done back then. I bet they rattled for a long time.
Be safe,
J~
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That’s funny. Spilling them used to suck because picking them up with my short fingernails was tough when there were dozens of them on the ground. There was always the risk of someone slipping if you missed some and left them on asphalt or concrete. Adults would get pretty upset when I’d spill them trying to pour them directly from the carton. Eventually my dad had showed me how to use a rolled up sheet of paper as a funnel.
That’s funny. Spilling them used to suck because picking them up with my short fingernails was tough when there were dozens of them on the ground. There was always the risk of someone slipping if you missed some and left them on asphalt or concrete. Adults would get pretty upset when I’d spill them trying to pour them directly from the carton. Eventually my dad had showed me how to use a rolled up sheet of paper as a funnel. Upvote 0
I like the milk carton. The spout makes it convenient to empty them into the lead melting pot so I can cast weights for my boys’ Pinewood Derby cars.
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Haha, just trying to find something positive to say. Unfortunately haven’t any luck with either the milk carton pointed or the wadcutters at even a modest 25 yards. Grab one and at first glance it strongly resembles a pellet—something that can be hurled in the general direction of a target but scarcely ever going where asked. Sort of the inedible equivalent of
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I didn't know that the wadcutters came in cartons as well. Cool!
The 760 with a rifled barrel really likes the wadcutters and the QB77 really likes the Crosman pointed pellets. (Pic attached.) Five shots at eight yards yesterday with the QB.
Be safe,
J~
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You it’s odd but as with rimfire and most any powder burners some people do really well ( and some just say they do) with cheap ammo. I’ve never been so fortunate , My guns like the expensive stuff. RW 50 and Eley tenex seem to do the best in my rimfire guns Pellets and slugs. JSB seemed to be the most consistent. BUT if you are not shooting beyond fifty yards the cheap stuff is more then good enough. I found with rimfire out to 75 yard it all did good enough. But boy when you went out to 100 the groups told the story . You might get 2 inches with “ Remington’s in the carton and under an inch with the high price stuff. Now does that matter? What’s more important?
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Don't know of the quality in the bulk milk cartons but the Crosman pointed in the 250 count tins seem to shoot just fine. The 22 caliber pointed pellets shoot better than the hollow points.
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I remember going through thousands of the Crosman Copper Head BBs in those cartons like that as a kid. I only remember the pellets coming in a little plastic box that had a snap lid on it and a belt clip to carry them on your side. Brings back happy memories..........
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Just what you need for barn work when you consider the cost per kill budget.
I came from the generation of cheap or do without.
I came from the generation of cheap or do without.
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