25 November 2015, 17:08
NickuduYour Advice Please ...
Bought my grandson a Stoeger X3 Youth - 14" Brl. - it says maybe 450fps with lead pellets.
Any suggestions for a target pellet?
Very much appreciated.
Will check back here, after the holiday.
Happy Thanksgivng! - Nick
26 November 2015, 12:12
Lefteris VassiliadisAlways had very good accuracy results with JSB pellets.
26 November 2015, 22:48
jdollarI have shot literally tens of thousands of pellets in the last 7-8 years and overall have found H&N to be the best. The Match version of the standard pellet is the best of the lot. JSB will have more deformed skirts and weight variation consistently. I still shoot JSB for plinking but if I want better accuracy, I use H&N.
28 November 2015, 05:30
BiebsNick, I see you're raising him up to be just like his Grandpa! :-)
28 November 2015, 09:36
Michael RobinsonNick, the RWS Meisterkugeln pellets have been the best I've tried. Vey consistent.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.
29 November 2015, 06:26
NickuduA Big Help ... thanks so much Guys ... I'm on it.
Any pellet weight suggestions @ this low power level? (450 fps)
Best Regards ... N
29 November 2015, 06:57
Nickuduquote:
Originally posted by Biebs:
Nick, I see you're raising him up to be just like his Grandpa! :-)

Biebs - It was like receiving a Papal Dispensation, being granted the privilege of buying my grandson a "
GUN". My, has the world changed since I was his age. But Grampa knows he wants it and he will be learning how to handle his rifle. Will he ever hunt?
I fear not.
29 November 2015, 19:33
BiebsYes, times have changed, for sure. Just try to keep him out of the "Save the Whales" protests :-)
05 December 2015, 15:41
SaeedNick,
The only way to find what shoots well in your rifle would be to try different ammo.
In fact, I had a funny conversation with a friend about an air rifle I gave him a while back.
We have all the pellets one can buy here, and when I gave him the rifle, he asked what shot well in the same model we had here.
I told him to sit down and shoot as many different pellets as he wished.
He sat and fired quite a lot of different groups, with over 20 types of pellets.
He use our rifle - as his did not have a scope on it at the time.
Anyway, he picked the best two pellets, and took a tin of each.
This morning he called, and he said the pellets did not shoot worth a damn??!!
So he passed by at lunch, and took a tin of each pellets we have, to see which one will shoot best in his rifle.
I have had similar results with other air rifles too.
07 December 2015, 10:23
MarkNick,
I'll just parrot what everyone else is saying, mainly because it is also my experience as well.
Here is a sampler pack:
http://www.straightshooters.co...r-.177-nonround.htmlI have to say that my RWS does not do too bad with generic Crossman pellets either.
Also, my first break barrel air rifle as a child was a Winchester branded Feinwerkbau at pretty much the same power level as the one you are ordering and it served me well up into my teenaged years when I bought a sheridan, so I think your grandson will be quite happy with it.
07 December 2015, 19:44
NickuduThanks to ALL - I'm most grateful for the input!
Happy Holidays Gentlemen!
10 December 2015, 00:04
BiebsHappy holidays to you as well, Saint Nick!