China made .22 Beeman 15.1g pointed & 15.2g round nose

[K.O.]

I traded some CPHP with a neighbor for these they did not do well in his Crosman break barrel...

https://www.pyramydair.com/product/beeman-22-cal-15-1-grains-pointed-175ct?p=629
https://www.pyramydair.com/product/beeman-22-cal-15-2-grains-round-nose-175ct?p=628

Well they look like they are made at the same place as the Ruger 22 points...

I will weigh some later tonight to see how consistent they are and will post results tomorrow

They are accurate in my pumpers... soft skirts a few bent in each tin but easily straitened.

below are the 12 pump 20 yard  5 shot groups, the flier on the pointed group was poor trigger work(hey every body messes up at times and it is COLD out)...

These where shot using the 20 yard zero at 10 pumps for CPHP 14.3g .22 

[K.O.]

at 25 yards I experimented,

on these groups at 25 yards I had a sneeze right as I was settled and for a 1322 trigger it is sensitive. it was the first shot and at 12 pumps one shot at 13 pumps and two at 14 touching

then I flipped the plate and shot the round nose

1 at 12 ,1 at 13,  2 at 14, 1 at 15 it could have been a bent skirt or I found its velocity limit cause I  saw  it curve the last 10 foot or so

[K.O.]

this is the 30 yard group all shot at 15 pumps(740 fps w/14.3g) an honestly I am pretty satisfied with it by the time I was done with it  was to dark to shoot the rounds

plus the round nose seem to need more power and honestly I do not want to pump this rifle more than 15 times though it will dump 22.

I think the flier was me not the gun and pellet...

Kentucky holdover would have been exactly half way between the crosshair and post of the  center point's 30-30 reticle. (4x32)

I will say that this barrel seems to shoot very well with about everything I have thrown at it,,, except the daisy points...

[K.O.]

Sponge Bob is the size of a Quarter head to foot...

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I forgot to say these groups are not bench rest they are sitting side rest...