Airgun Shooter

TARGET SHOOTER

CHOOSING AIRGUN AMMO

PELLET PERFECTION

Andy McLachlan offers a few powerful pointers for when it’s time to pick the perfect pellet for your particular air rifle

YOUR EXPERT

ANDY McLACHLAN

I strongly suspect that most airgun shooters buy their pellets by brand alone. What I mean is that rather than spending a lot of time checking out issues such as the die and batch number or the head size (found upon the rear of the tin in many cases), they will just look at the branding and make their purchase based upon that, as the tin looks exactly the same as the last one they bought.

The problem is of course that they may be purchasing a pellet that will not perform with their gun’s barrel. You

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