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Used to plink with these. Rubbish and you end up with ball bearings everywhere.
Probably very collectable though. I'll dig around and see if I have any left.
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On the up side. Two full tins
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Champion
Never shot those type but I still have champion alouette I think they were called, a copper washed pellet and the champion fireball both in .22.
Neither are the most accurate but usable if you chose too for plinking.
The fireball do loose the steel bearing end on occasions but they are what they are .
Nice collectables anyway
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Years back someone I used to shoot with thought they were fantastic . So when I put a post up used to get the answer that they were crap .
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Champion pellets used to be sold all over the world under numerous brand names but were never of the best quality.
I remember buying a standard tin of their .177 pellets for 3.50, when proper Eley Wasps could be had for just over £1. Never felt so ripped off in my life
John
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Thanks for the interest all.
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Interesting
I think what is interesting with them is that most bb headed pellets have the bearing as the outer first contact point.
With these the bearing is set inside by the looks of the image on the tin and the lead jacket sits around it.
I j cammel I think produced champion. ,I had a look at my fireball pellets other day. They were actually quite well made and I think maybe the first bb headed pellets made ? .only a guess..
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