QYS Qiang Yuan Sports Pointed Airgun pellets .177 calibre 4.50mm 9.56 grains tub of 500 Heavy

POINTED AIR GUN PELLET 

Description 

The unique tip design ensures ultra-low air resistance and improves penetration and lethality, also with better long-range speed retention, we solved the head-forming problem during the manufacturing process which ensures it more accurate than domed head and streamlined head 

Diameter: 4.49 or 4.50 

Calibre: 4.5 mm .177 

Weight: 550 mg - 8.48grain light 

Weight: 620 mg - 9.56grain heavy 

Package: 500pcs tin 

Test Parameter 

Testing from a fixed position on a bench , the max average group size centre-to-centre at 10 meters for a string of 12 shots ≤ 2.1mm 

QYS-they’re here at last!-and just look at what people have been saying about them 

a new range of pellets that has been taking the market by storm, and for good reason 

The finish is superb and their accuracy reflects that 

I was totally impressed, It’s not often you find a pellet that surpasses all expectations and changes your brand loyalty 

I know what I’m going to be hunting with this year, and I suggest you give them a try 

Dave Barham, Editor, Airgunner April 2019 

Qiang Yuan Sports Goods (QYS) 8.48 grain pointed Gold Medal-winning pellets.177 (4.49 Head Size) 

Application: Field Target (FT & HFT) and Bench Rest Competition Shooting & Hunting 

Established in 1994 QYS developed their own technology and processes to rapidly produce some of the most accurate pellets ever manufactured 

These super-accurate pellets deserve to be better known and more widely distributed to the UK trade, which is why we have invested heavily in large stockholdings to bring them to a wider audience 

These individually selected and hand-packed pointed pellets are 8.48 grains in weight and show virtually zero weight variation pellet-to-pellet 

come in 500 pellet-count plastic tubs and are optimised for accuracy at up to 50 metres 

The truth is, these are remarkably well made and look better than any other mass-produced pellet I’ve ever seen. -Nigel Allen, Airgun Guru and former editor of Airgun Shooter