Pellet Ammo

.177 & .22 Caliber Pellets

Find .177 and .22 pellet ammo for clean holes on paper and consistent groups outdoors. Choose wadcutter for crisp targets, domed for general accuracy, hollow-point for controlled expansion on softer targets, or pointed for targets/beer cans penetration.

Match pellet weight (grains) to distance and platform—lighter for short-range practice, heavier for steadier flight outdoors and PCP tuning. Focus on head size and skirt fit over headline FPS, and store tins safely.

For platforms and setups, see Pellet GunsPellet Rifles and Pellet Pistols. Availability and use can vary—please check local field and municipal rules.

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Pellet Types & When to Use

  • Wadcutter: Flat face for tidy paper holes; great indoors and close range.

Try the RWS Meisterkugeln .177 Cal Pellets as an example.

  • Domed / round-nose: Versatile choice; strong accuracy across distances.

Like the Hunter Pellets Round Nose .177 Cal. 250 ct - Blister.

  • Hollow-point: Designed to deform on soft mediums at modest ranges.

Experience the Gamo .177 7.8-Grain Tomahawk Hollow Point Pellets for reference.

  • Pointed: Emphasises penetration; may be wind-sensitive at longer ranges.

Look at the Daisy Winchester Pointed Pellets - 500-Pack, a good choice.

  • Alloy / lead-free: Higher speed potential, but can trade off grouping in some barrels—test first.

Check our Daisy Flat Lead Free .177 Cal. Pellets for instance

  • Match-grade: Tighter tolerances and better lot consistency for repeatable groups.

Meet the Combo Pack Performance Gamo Pellets 

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Looking for compatible tins and care essentials?

Browse Daisy, Gamo, Crossman and Umarex for pellet ammo and maintenance-friendly accessories that match your setup.

Care, Storage & Handling

  • Keep tins closed and cushioned to prevent skirt damage; avoid humidity (use desiccant).
  • Use felt cleaning pellets sparingly for light maintenance; follow the platform’s care guide. See Gun Maintenance.
  • Always wear eye protection and use rated traps/backstops. Shop Targets & Traps.
  • Canada reminder: check local field rules and municipal bylaws for use and transport.

FAQ's

What weight should I choose for .177 vs .22?

For .177, 7–8.4 gr works well indoors/close range; 8.4–10.5 gr adds outdoor stability. For .22, 14–18 gr is a versatile range; 18–21 gr can steady flight outdoors. Test and chronograph for your barrel.

Do heavier pellets hit harder?

Sometimes—especially in PCP rifles tuned for the weight. Focus on group size and consistent velocity rather than peak FPS. Heavier pellets may carry energy better at distance.

Do pellets have a warranty?

Consumables generally don’t carry the same coverage as hardware, but quality control matters. Review product details and our return policy for what’s supported.


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