Beeman Silver Bear Hi-impact .22 Cal, 12.65 Grains, Hollowpoint, 200ct. pellets.

But your gun might. Not a one was dented on the skirt or deformed in any way. My Beeman shot them pretty good, but it's a break barrel springer and not the best for accuracy.

These .22 cal pellets are as advertised and they pack a punch! If you have a Beeman Pellet Rifle or for that matter any .22 cal pellet rifle, these are the pellets to use. They shoot very clean and the grouping is quarter size at 25 feet. I went out to 50 feet and still could hit within a 2" circle using the Beaman Pellet Rifle.Rifle Link: http://www.amazon.com/Beeman-Dual-Caliber-Rifle-Combo-rifle/dp/B0010DV5Q4/ref=pd_sim_sg_4Pellet Link:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001F0KE0A/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i01

The Silver Bear is a combination of wadcutter and hollowpoint pellet. The wadcutter ring provides a clean hole in paper targets, and its hollowpoint provides expansion on impact.However, both these attributes are limited. The ring below the nose of the pellet does provide a clean hole in paper targets, but not to the degree that a flat-nosed wadcutter would. And, the small hole in the nose of the pellet does provide some expansion, but not to the degree that a large-cupped Crow Magnum pellet would.Yet, the Silver Bear's light weight, 12.65 grains, does provide increased velocity, and the wadcutter/hollowpoint design is unique. Both backyard hunters and target shooters should enjoy these characteristics. In addition, the Silver Bears were uniform in size and clean--free of lead debris.Unfortunately, the accuracy of the Silver Bears in my Nitro Venom rifle was average, not exceptional, about 1" or so at 15 yards. I expected better accuracy.In short, I really liked the Silver Bear and would recommend it to a friend because of its unique design. The Silver Bear should provide increased velocity in lower-powered airguns, and should be ideal for backyard target practice or short-range pest elimination. The Silver Bears are worth trying, and they may shoot more accurately in your airgun.

These were inaccurate at 50 feet. That's on the inside range for my average hunting shot. I could not hold a consistent 6 inch circle! So, no go for me. Crosman Premier, 14.3 Grain pellets gave me a silver dollar sized pattern and are much cheaper.

I ordered this pellets to obtain more FPS and power, but when fired against medium hard material it was not what I expected. Changed for the Crosman Destroyer, much better results.

Out of a B3 .22, I could get two of three shots to touch at 10 meters. My rifle was sighted in using CPHP 14.3 and did not require adjustments when switching over to the Beeman. Took a rat out at 9 meters humanely, died right there where it stood. Will buy more from a cheaper source, excellent pellet.

These shot really well from my rifle, though I prefer a heavier pellet for hunting.

you will get a flyer here and there