Sig Sauerkraut alloy airgun pellets

[Arthur John Smithsplease]

Sorry about the chuffing spell check. I keep meaning to turh it off.

Who imports the Sig air pistols?

What is the point of importing these guns if the pellets aren't readily available in the UK?

The guns are tested with these pellets . Hence the high velocities advertised. No wonder people using 7.3-7.9 grn and heavier complain that they have poor velocity and hit low.


How come the best pellets for the job are like hen's teeth in the UK?

[Rocket launcher]

You can buy them off the bay
Including shipping they come in at
£26 for a tin of 200..

[Arthur John Smithsplease]

Thank you.

You have just answered my question.

[Josie & John]

I think you have a very valid point Arthur.

Would be good if pellet firing pistols were set up to hit the point of aim with lead pellets, which after all are accessible and used by most of us.

I think Highland Outdoors are the importers but I doubt if they have enough clout to change things.

Best regards,

John

[Arthur John Smithsplease]

You can buy them off the bay
Including shipping they come in at
£26 for a tin of 200..

At least you get 500 for 20 quid from H&N - the green match flatheads.

I posted about these a few days ago but have received no replies.

I assume that for one reason or another they aren't rated.

It's a lot of money for a tin of pellets.

[Benelli B76]

What about RWS Hypermax 5.2 grn on the bay for 8.95 plus 3.95 postage.

Baz

[Arthur John Smithsplease]

Thanks for the tip Baz.

[cozzamec]

These are on e**y
Prometheus .177 'DYNAMIC' Triple P (PPP1)
6.9g, 650! in a box for £14
I got some for my anics skiff, but sold the skiff before I tried them, I'm going to try them in my my new Sig p320