Beeman Pointed Air Gun Pellets .177 Caliber, 8.53 Grain, 250-Count Tin

Beeman Pointed Air Gun Pellets in .177 caliber are a solid choice for shooters looking for reliable, affordable ammunition for their air rifles and pistols. With 250 pellets per tin and a weight of 8.53 grains, these pointed projectiles deliver consistent performance across a wide range of break-barrel, pump, and CO2-powered airguns. Whether you're target shooting in the backyard, plinking at the range, or training with a precision air rifle, Beeman pellets have earned a reputation as dependable ammo that won't break the bank.

The pointed design helps these pellets cut through air with minimal drag, making them a go-to option for shooters who value accuracy and consistency. The 250-count tin keeps your supply organized and ready to reload, so you can focus on your shooting rather than hunting for loose pellets. For casual shooters and serious competitors alike, Beeman's reputation for quality has made them a staple in the airgun community.

.177 caliber is the most common airgun pellet size, compatible with the vast majority of consumer and competition airguns on the market. If you shoot frequently or stock up for the season, buying in bulk tins is an economical way to keep your shooting habit fed without constant trips to reorder.

Key Features

• 250 pellets per tin—convenient bulk quantity for regular shooters
• Pointed design reduces drag for flatter trajectories and consistent accuracy
• .177 caliber fits the widest range of airguns and air pistols
• 8.53-grain weight balances velocity and impact across common airgun platforms

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these .177 pellets work in my airgun?

.177 is the most widely used caliber for airguns. Check your rifle or pistol manual to confirm it accepts .177 ammunition, but the odds are very good these Beeman pellets will be compatible.

How many pellets come in the tin?

Each tin contains 250 pellets, giving you a solid supply for target practice or casual plinking sessions.

What's the difference between pointed and domed pellets?

Pointed pellets are designed to reduce air resistance and offer a flatter trajectory, making them popular for accuracy-focused shooting. The choice often comes down to personal preference and what your specific airgun shoots best.

Are these pellets suitable for hunting small game?

The facts provided don't specify hunting applications. Consult your airgun's manual and your local hunting regulations to determine whether these pellets and your airgun are appropriate for the game and circumstances you're considering.