Yo, anyone ever tell you you look like the villain in Star Wars? WIth your name being "Yo", I'm surprised your picture does not look more like "Yo-da".
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Pyramid Air ORDERING BULK PELLETS
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The rifles were/are a pair of Turkish built Webley Tomahawks in .177 and .22 (think Hatsan 95 springer just prettier and I own 3 in .22) and bought when AoA was selling off the last of their stock. Both were brand new and less than 100 shots on either so not fully broken in yet when I shot the targets which are 4 years old but both rifles still shoot those pellets well 4 years later.
The .177 likes the Sniper Mediums (and R10 Match Heavies) and they're what I still shoot in the rifle. The .22 likes the Sniper Lights although it will also shoot FTT's as good or better depending on me. I've never tried them in a PCP just because I don't own a .177 PCP and I never did try the .22 Lights in my Flash before I sold it.
Your mileage may very, but they shoot well in my break barrels. The .177 is at the top, the bottom 2 are both in .22. I have a 3rd one boxed and stored. Pellets, range and # of shots are in the top right of each target.
The .177 likes the Sniper Mediums (and R10 Match Heavies) and they're what I still shoot in the rifle. The .22 likes the Sniper Lights although it will also shoot FTT's as good or better depending on me. I've never tried them in a PCP just because I don't own a .177 PCP and I never did try the .22 Lights in my Flash before I sold it.
Your mileage may very, but they shoot well in my break barrels. The .177 is at the top, the bottom 2 are both in .22. I have a 3rd one boxed and stored. Pellets, range and # of shots are in the top right of each target.
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Looking good man thank you for sharing. Notice they appear to be less prone to damage due to their tougher construction. Do you think they would be AMAZON PROOF? NEED SOMEONE TO TAKE ONE FOR THE TEAM PLZ! Yo!
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The rifles were/are a pair of Turkish built Webley Tomahawks in .177 and .22 (think Hatsan 95 springer just prettier and I own 3 in .22) and bought when AoA was selling off the last of their stock. Both were brand new and less than 100 shots on either so not fully broken in yet when I shot the targets which are 4 years old but both rifles still shoot those pellets well 4 years later.
The .177 likes the Sniper Mediums (and R10 Match Heavies) and they're what I still shoot in the rifle. The .22 likes the Sniper Lights although it will also shoot FTT's as good or better depending on me. I've never tried them in a PCP just because I don't own a .177 PCP and I never did try the .22 Lights in my Flash before I sold it.
Your mileage may very, but they shoot well in my break barrels. The .177 is at the top, the bottom 2 are both in .22. I have a 3rd one boxed and stored. Pellets, range and # of shots are in the top right of each target.
Try flaring the pellet SKIRTS a little with a pen. That may help some. Yo!
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I only received less than a handful with a used gun I bought and they looked almost like lead free alloys. Too bad they weren't enough to do any serious accuracy testing but they did shoot pretty good in the guns I tried them in and thought they show very good potential. Yo!
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The rifles were/are a pair of Turkish built Webley Tomahawks in .177 and .22 (think Hatsan 95 springer just prettier and I own 3 in .22) and bought when AoA was selling off the last of their stock. Both were brand new and less than 100 shots on either so not fully broken in yet when I shot the targets which are 4 years old but both rifles still shoot those pellets well 4 years later.
The .177 likes the Sniper Mediums (and R10 Match Heavies) and they're what I still shoot in the rifle. The .22 likes the Sniper Lights although it will also shoot FTT's as good or better depending on me. I've never tried them in a PCP just because I don't own a .177 PCP and I never did try the .22 Lights in my Flash before I sold it.
Your mileage may very, but they shoot well in my break barrels. The .177 is at the top, the bottom 2 are both in .22. I have a 3rd one boxed and stored. Pellets, range and # of shots are in the top right of each target.
I just still might have a Turkish Webley Breakbarrel or 2 that looked like a good copy of the real UK version but hadn't really tried to put it through its paces. This was a while ago. Yo!
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HOWEVER there is a WARNING. The Sniper series of H&N had gone through a bad run or 2 and hopefully they got things all taken care of by now. Anyone know anything about it? Yo!
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Not that I'm aware of but then the 7700 I have left are all older ones I've had sitting here a couple years now. I have those 4 discontinued Turkish built Tomahawks and 3 of their now discontinued VMX .20 calibers bought when a 3rd party seller on Amazon was selling off the last of their stock for $99.99 each.
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$99.99 THATS CHEAP! I have the wooden stocked versions only difference I noticed were the lighter color wood and trigger felt different from the UK version. Do you know any place still selling these? I think they're better than any Wal-Mart $150 and under break barrel. Yo!
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You should try the CROSMAN Premier Hollow points from Wal-Mart they're cheap and shoot pretty good in many guns I tried only $5.99-$6.29 per 500 tin worth picking up a tin maybe in both 177 and 22 just to try. Noticed the prices go up and down and sometimes Wal-Mart online is cheaper and will ship to your home for free or maybe store pick up available at your location? Yo!
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So what pellets are you shooting in 20 caliber may I ask? I would guess JSB 13gr and H&N Baracuda and FTT? Not much of any 20 caliber selection out there. Yo!
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Yo is DA MAN as far as I can tell.
Hey, Balistas in the Czech Republic has excellent deals on JSB. Of course, they are made in that neck of the woods
Hey, Balistas in the Czech Republic has excellent deals on JSB. Of course, they are made in that neck of the woods
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On the off chance they let him back in to see, the only way to get either the Turkish built Tomahawk or VMX (aka Valuemax) .20 cal is from a private owner willing to sell one. AoA sold off the last of their Webley Tomahawk stock for $99.99 each a couple years back and the last of the VMX .20's were from an Amazon seller also getting rid of their remaining stock. At last check, there's no one in the US currently selling anything Webley for air rifles.
Might not be be a big selection of .20 cal ammo, but what there is left is the best of the best and at least 2 or 3 of them will shoot well. The VMX's for being inexpensive are seriously accurate and the only thing they don't shoot well are the Benji's. Shame they stopped making them.
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