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*** We accept Condition Reports up to 14:00 on the day prior to the sale *** For more great content like this, subscribe today at our secure online store PLEASE NOTE WE DO NOT ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS *** This article originally appeared in the issue 99 of Airgun Shooter magazine. The Field is a value-for-money general-purpose pellet that just falls short of its maker’s aspirations” If they suit your rifle, you could be onto a winner. For anyone seeking a flatter-shooting projectile, these are worth trying. “In the Air Arms S200 test rifle, the Power-Force Field failed to meet Field Target levels of accuracy but there aren’t many domed pellets at this end of the weight range. You could easily compensate for the drop, but the way it drifted in the slight breeze would give me concerns about using it at more than 35 yards. With no chronograph downrange, it is not possible to report on energy retention, but the drop at 40 yards tells its own story. While this is under the advertised weight, it displays a variation of just 0.16gr, which is well within the manufacturer’s stated aim of plus or minus 5% and shows good consistency.Īt 20 yards, the P-F Fields were a match for the S200’s preferred diet of JSB Exact Diabolos P-F Fields are marked as being 14 grains, and the standard sample of 50 weighed pellets varied from 13.62gr to 13.78gr, with a mean of 13.72gr. Head size is advertised at 5.52mm, but I was unable to confirm that. The Field pellets are of a standard diabolo shape and show slight seams down the skirts these deformed easily under the ‘pinch test’, indicating a soft lead alloy has been used. The 248 pellets in the review tub were in excellent shape, being cleanly made and brightly finished, and there was a thin layer of protective foam on the top and bottom of the tub. While the ‘Field’ name may lead you to believe it’s a hunting pellet, Power-Force manufacturer PR Production is marketing this pellet for Field Target use. 22, which come in a screw-top plastic tub, nominally containing 250 pellets, for £3.60. Power-Force pellets have been made in Serbia since 2001 we thought it was time to look at the Field variety in.
Is the force with you? Chris tests the Power-Force pellets with his Air Arms S200
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