This question has been asked before but. Is there a sizing die for 22 cal pellets that uniforms skirt and head diameter? Makes them all the same size and shape.
Sizing Die for Pellets
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Here is a link to a sizing die I am familiar with and use regularly: https://www.ebay.com/itm/2847530933...te2307TMRUiorMcaKUjbQ3mg==|tkp:Bk9SR97hoJizZA
Be mindful in your search to purchase something that will allow you to size to the correct dimension. I have found pellets a bit larger shoot more accurate in my rifles than pellets a bit too small. YMMV
Be mindful in your search to purchase something that will allow you to size to the correct dimension. I have found pellets a bit larger shoot more accurate in my rifles than pellets a bit too small. YMMV
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This is one i have purchased, but was informed later that a resized pellet doesn't perform as well, so i stopped doing it.
Fenton Pellet Sizers Precision CNC Made | eBay
Fenton Pellet Sizers. With a 12.5mm sizer hole will suit most sizers. Have had all sorts of sizers these look and feel are quality . The finish is perfect notscratches dents like on other sizers on the market .
www.ebay.com
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My best pellet sizer is the choke in the barrel. That being said, pellet selection does make a difference. My choked barrels are less pellet picky. They are also a little slower than non choked versions. Baker Airguns sells some nice pellet gauges. 
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I just want a tool to clean up the skirts. Make them more symmetrical. I think I will try different size ball bearing, on for 22,25 and 30.
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That's what I want it for when sorting and lubing my pellets for matches just cleaning them up.
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I agree with bigHUN, the TRobb sizer works well enough for my needs.
The trick is to NOT try to resize a large pellet to a smaller one, it will only put a flat point on the pellet head, making it deformed and won't shoot well. It WILL resize well is you don't use a lot of pressure on the push rod, just a mild push will make most pellets round, both head and skirt. Although the head will have a very small flat spot in the center.
As bigHUN pointed out, they are conical in shape so the skirt is always sized larger than the head. It is adjustable and you may go through a few pellets to get the correct size using your PelletGage to verify.
Overall, it's an okay tool to use although a little slow. I simply size enough for a days shooting each time so I don't use up a lot of time at once, but over time.
mike
The trick is to NOT try to resize a large pellet to a smaller one, it will only put a flat point on the pellet head, making it deformed and won't shoot well. It WILL resize well is you don't use a lot of pressure on the push rod, just a mild push will make most pellets round, both head and skirt. Although the head will have a very small flat spot in the center.
As bigHUN pointed out, they are conical in shape so the skirt is always sized larger than the head. It is adjustable and you may go through a few pellets to get the correct size using your PelletGage to verify.
Overall, it's an okay tool to use although a little slow. I simply size enough for a days shooting each time so I don't use up a lot of time at once, but over time.
mike
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