Wasp .22 (5.6) Pellets x 500
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Product Details
Manufacturer code: WASP5.6 | Our code: 103605
Product Specification
| Calibre | .22 (5.6) |
|---|---|
| Weight | 14.4 Grains |
| Pack Quantity | 500 |
| Type | Domed |
Product Reviews
Review by Darren Hart
Uttings
They ain't like the original Eley Wasp but they ain't as bad as some people are saying. I find them just as accurate as pellets that cost 3 times the price. You do get a few misshapen pellets and the weight is not consistent but for the price you really can't get any better. I find that wasp .177 pellets penetrate deeper into pine than any other pellet I've tried. I have payed more for better quality pellets been disappointed when the performance is worse or no better than the cheaper wasps.
Review by Michael Bartlett
Exactly what was ordered delivered when it was supposed to be delivered.
Review by Graham
Uttings
NOT Eley Wasps. Beware, very sub standard. But also beware, these pellets took my old BSA Airsporter S very very close to the legal limit. But are so wayward you would be lucky if you shot at a pigeon sat on a barn, to hit the barn. Rubbishy quality and so bad I chucked half a tin away. Don't buy them, they are not as good as the originals.
Review by Rory
Uttings
Poor, inconsistent quality. Many pellets have noticeable irregularities and some are too deformed to be used. Acceptable for casual plinking, nothing more.
Review by Pat
Uttings
Rated at one because there was no lower alternative. Terrible quality pellet. Exactly as Rob above. Also some pellets stuck down the barrel and rifle had to be cocked again to fire. Wasp?....I`ve been well and truely stung.
Review by Adie
Uttings
Poor quality, deformed in tin, inconsistent weight, very thin skirts and inconsistent sizes. They actually weigh between 13.1-13.5 gns, weighed over several tins.
Review by Rob
Uttings
Very poor quality pellets, high percentage of them couldnt even be shot due to disfigurement straight out of the tin. Even good pellets were inconsistent at best