BSA Interceptor .177 4.5mm 500 Hollow Point Pellets Airgun Air Rifle Hunting 177 Pest Vermin

Excellent quality pellet. Good repeat accuracy, with very few "fliers". Worked well in my Gamo. Recommended.

Seeing other reviews saying the quality was poor after buying. I was dubious about my purchase. When they arrived I opened and checked them. At first inspection they looked fine. After washing and lubing them I still couldn't see bent skirts poor casting etc.. Overall these are a good quality pellet for the money, perfect for small vermin.

“Good product, I recommend it.”

Like most pellets, they work better in some guns than others, and you have to find the ones that suit your gun best.

Excellent

Will buy again

Some reviewers have dissed these pellets on the grounds of the alloy being very soft, so pellets easily become distorted. As in the UK, we are limited to sub 12 Ft Lbs. air rifles, the distortion / energy transfer feature of most designs of hollow pointers is relatively weak. To demonstrate how effective these pellets are, I fill a plastic 2 Litre. milk carton with water, and replace the cap. Round, pointed, flat and most types of hollow pointers all pass straight through, making a small hole each side. However, the soft "Interceptor" pellets deform and flatten, so that all the energy is transferred to the carton. It splits along the seams, and the water pours out. I have noticed it has a similar effect on squirrels!

Good pellets that are accurate and actually do some damage. I use them for some backyard shooting practice with the children. But they might be a bit too good for that. Luckily my air gun is no longer that powerful otherwise these pellets would have some considerable impact. My arsenal of weapons consists of one single air gun. It’s lost some air pressure and misses a few bolts. But its a much beloved piece of weaponry that I’ve had for over 30 years. It used drive my pacifist ex-hippy parents crazy when I took it put for ‘hunting’ with my equally well-armed neighbourhood friends in the early 80’s on the continent. Times have changed and my children of course aren’t allowed to do that. I’m such a hypocrite! Either way, for the moment they are quite scared of my gun (yet they have little hesitation to wield and use more heavy artillery in the video games they are glued to). In an effort to change that and to disentangle them from their console for a few moments I planned to have a shooting contest in the backyard.. but I couldn’t find my pellets anywhere (probably deliberately removed from our household by the missus). Well, luckily there was Prime one-day delivery to help pops out. And in the end we did have quite an exciting shootout.