AEA Center Punch Ammo

[North East Airguns]

Introducing the AEA Center Punch Pellets, precision-engineered for optimal performance in your air rifle. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail and utilizing advanced manufacturing techniques, these pellets are designed to elevate your shooting experience to new heights.

Features:

1. Caliber and Weight: These pellets are specifically tailored for air rifles from .177 to .35 caliber. Offering stable flight trajectories and consistent accuracy, making them suitable for various shooting applications. (Northeast Airguns current available stock has .22, .25, & .30)
2. Enhanced Accuracy: AEA Center Punch Pellets are engineered to deliver unparalleled accuracy, enabling shooters to achieve tight groupings and precise shot placement with every trigger pull. Whether you're engaging targets at short or long ranges, these pellets excel in delivering exceptional performance.
3. Optimal Expansion: The design of these pellets facilitates controlled expansion upon impact, ensuring maximum energy transfer to your target. This feature is crucial for hunting applications, as it enhances terminal ballistics and improves the effectiveness of each shot.
4. Quality Construction: Crafted from high-quality materials, these pellets undergo rigorous quality control measures to ensure uniformity in weight, shape, and dimensions. This meticulous attention to detail guarantees consistency in performance, shot after shot.
5. Versatile Application: Whether you're a competitive shooter, avid hunter, or recreational enthusiast, these pellets cater to a wide range of shooting disciplines. From target practice to pest control and small game hunting, they offer the versatility and reliability needed to excel in various scenarios.
6. Compatibility: AEA Center Punch Pellets are compatible with a variety of air rifles, providing shooters with a versatile ammunition option that enhances the capabilities of their firearm.

Elevate your shooting experience with AEA Center Punch Pellets – the perfect blend of precision, performance, and reliability. Whether you're honing your skills at the range or pursuing game in the field, trust these pellets to deliver consistent results with every shot.

Have you tested them yet? If so, let us know how you feel they performed!

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[Dr. Kralenstein]

Ok, I'll bite. How does a domed pellet have optimal expansion? I'm down for trying them, but that just seems like a flat out marketing lie.

 

[JaceSpace1369]

Ok, I'll bite. How does a domed pellet have optimal expansion? I'm down for trying them, but that just seems like a flat out marketing lie.

Possibly a hollow dome?

 

[North East Airguns]

Ok, I'll bite. How does a domed pellet have optimal expansion? I'm down for trying them, but that just seems like a flat out marketin

We did some accuracy testing and they were outstanding. We have not conducted any expansion tests but if you'd like to handle that for us we would be happy to post your results...

 

[Dr. Kralenstein]

Possibly a hollow dome?

They're all solid domed pellets. I looked at them a couple weeks ago on the pellet shops website.

 

[Dr. Kralenstein]

We did some accuracy testing and they were outstanding. We have not conducted any expansion tests but if you'd like to handle that for us we would be happy to post your results...

I'm not saying they're bad, I watched a video this morning of how accurate they were. Granted, they were being shot out of a BRK and a huntsman, so that helps.

But saying a domed pellet has optimal expansion is a bit of a stretch. I'm sure that's coming straight from their company description and not from you. Wasn't a jab at you guys.

It's almost like the misleading "1250 fps" springer guns lol.

 

[Peskådot671]

Do you ship to Guam?

 

[North East Airguns]

I'm not saying they're bad, I watched a video this morning of how accurate they were. Granted, they were being shot out of a BRK and a huntsman, so that helps.

But saying a domed pellet has optimal expansion is a bit of a stretch. I'm sure that's coming straight from their company description and not from you. Wasn't a jab at you guys.

It's almost like the misleading "1250 fps" springer guns lol.

You hit the nail on the head! In all honesty, I tested a bunch of these pellets and was very happy with the results. We shot them out of an FX Panthera, FX Dynamic, Air Venturi, and a Hatsan Jett. Accuracy was as good if not better than FX/JSB. We were hesitant to bring on yet another pellet line but after testing, we had to. I will be shooting these out of my competition rifles at RMAC and Pyramid cup this year.

 

[Backyard AirGuns - Mike]

I've tested these in 22 and 30 cal and they shoot very well. I will post a video soon with how these new pellets compare to JSB and JTS pellets.

 

[Dr. Kralenstein]

I'm going to give these a try next time I need pellets. 357 specifically, but will buy a tin or 2 of them in 22 and 25.

 

[Peskådot671]

You sold me already. I had these in my cart yesterday but the order wouldn't go through because of my address. I'll ask again. Do you ship to Guam?

 

[wolfmangreg]

Like seeing another heavy option in .30 caliber. How would you judge alloy hardness compared to JSB/JTS/Crosman?

 

[Brent]

I've tested these in 22 and 30 cal and they shoot very well. I will post a video soon with how these new pellets compare to JSB and JTS pellets.

What weight are the 22s?

 

[TimeRabbit]

When will the .177 be available.

 

[Backyard AirGuns - Mike]

What weight are the 22s?

18g for Notos and 25g for FX M3, both in 22 Cal.