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Your cart is empty.Experience precision and accuracy with the Benjamin Single-Die Precision Domed Pellets. These high-quality pellets are manufactured by Benjamin, a trusted name in the industry, and feature a round nose design with a round cross-section shape for optimal performance. Made of lead, these standard Benjamin pellets are available in the classic style and are suitable for use with air guns. The precise dimensions and weight of these pellets ensure consistent flight and impact, making them ideal for target practice or small game hunting. With proper care, these pellets will provide you with reliable and accurate results, enhancing your air gun shooting experience. Please refer to the manufacturer's instructions for proper use and maintenance.
Chris Junkert
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2025
They shoot straight and hit hardThere are about 3 or 4 in every package that are deformed but that is less than mostI consistently buy this these and don't plan on switching
MJ
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025
I love these pellets they shoot accurate and they are very much with intolerances as manufactured.I just wish they were not out of stock right now I'd like to stock up for 2025 season?
Alan Dale Daniel
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2024
The above target shows the Benjamin Single Die accuracy at 25 yards. The head shots. The body shot is not the Benjamin. The head shots were a group. I’ve tested these verses Crosman Premier hollow points [.22] and these Benjamin pellets were more consistent and accurate. For years I have considered the Crosman Premier hollow point pellets very good. At their price point they are very difficult to beat. As pellet prices blast through the roof and into the clouds I like them more & more. However, when more accuracy is desired these Single Die Benjamins can fill the bill. Depending on your air rifle’s desires in pellets, you could find these affordable Benjamin pellets your best choice for accuracy. I call them “single wire” Benjamins rather than single die because the same dies are always used, but for these pellets Benjamin uses one wire to make the pellets from the same batch so all the pellets in the tin are uniform as they went through the same die and used one wire all from the same batch [or spool or whatever]. Benjamin seems to have chosen to up their game as the air-gun pellet world begins to advance at a breakneck pace. When air guns were kids “toys” there wasn’t a big push to improve the breed except in the Olympic category [$$$]. Then adults discovered air guns and were willing to pay for improvements and the race for better equipment was on. We are benefiting from that now. Get some of these pellets and test them out. I think you will end up buying more. I did. AD2
Anna
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2024
I purchased these pellets in order to improve accuracy from my new, adult pellet riffle. The pellets are more consistent and heavier than the previous ones I had tried. For the price, these pellets seem to be a lot more accurate but I wouldn’t give it 5 stars based off their total performance. I would definitely suggest they are a good mid-range priced alternative but if you want to be extremely accurate you would need to step up to a more pricey pellet than these. Overall, they are a good pellet, just not professional grade.
MichiganMike
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2024
My old .22 Benjamin Sheridan pump-up loves these, Consistently getting 1/2 - 3/4" groups at 30 yds.
Alex
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024
Worth spending a few extra dollars for these. Hitting dimes and quarters constantly at 100 yards.
Tom
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2024
Use these in my .22 cal Umarex Gauntlet. Very accurate. I recommend highly.
Rich
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2024
Made in the USA. They look great, clean. Looks don't mean they will shoot great but they do in my FX DRS. The only .22 caliber pellets I've found that shoot very close to JSB 18.13 Jumbo Heavies. Benjamins are lighter so maybe not as good in high wind.
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