BENJAMIN SINGLE DIE PELLETS

[Florida_Man]

The listed price of the Benjamin Single Die .22 cal pellets is $18.99 for 400 pellets at Pyramyd. These same pellets are $16.99 at Airguns of Arizona. This 2 dollar differential at AofA will be diminished by shipping costs should you use Pyramyd 's "pay for 3 and get the fourth one free" service. I always make sure that my order exceeds the $150 level to get that free shipping at Pyramyd as well. Nobody that I'm aware of packs the tins of pellets better than Pyramyd. I do appreciate purchasing my Weihrauch rifles through AofA. Both companies are well worth doing business with. Orv

I like Pyramyd packaging, but Trenier has been the best for me. I’ve had 25 cal tins dented because they were all in a row in the pyramyd foam. Trenier puts them individually in bubble envelopes. So Tins never touch. But they don’t have benjis

 

[Hoppalong Doc]

With all of the craziness going on in Crosman/Benjamin land we ran out of stock on the Benjamin Match Grade pellets in favor of making inventory of our higher running SKUs and taking advantage of the labor pool before it was reduced.

They are making BMG pellets as we speak. With the limited workforce, some things are now running in series and are taking longer than they used to. As stated above, patience is a virtue.

John

I certainly don't want to be a pain, but I've had my Benjamin Single Die .22 cal pellets on order from Pyramyd for what is, to me any way, a very long time. I'm not upset or anything, but do you have any perspective as to when these pellets may be available again? If it's going to be too much longer, I'll keep the 12 tins I currently have on order and place an additional order for some JSB 15.89 gr pellets to hold me over. I spoke to the folks at Pyramyd last week and they have no idea when the Benjamin's will be available. We begin our Summer travels in mid May, so I'd like to have a sufficient number of tins on hand for when my son and grandson join me for some Texas shooting. Thanks, Orv.

 

[FL22]

@Hoppalong Doc , AoA still showing in stock as of this post.

 

[BenjeneerJohn]

Orv - I appreciate your patience.

After a long pause in production, they are back up and running as of yesterday. I don't know when we will start shipping product as there are a number of steps in the process.

John

 

[PapaT]

Orv - I appreciate your patience.

After a long pause in production, they are back up and running as of yesterday. I don't know when we will start shipping product as there are a number of steps in the process.

John

This is great to hear! I'm glad things are picking back up towards normal.

 

[Hoppalong Doc]

Orv - I appreciate your patience.

After a long pause in production, they are back up and running as of yesterday. I don't know when we will start shipping product as there are a number of steps in the process.

John

Thank you, I'll look forward to receiving them. Perhaps I should add another 4 tins just to be safe, after all, they will get shot. I know that my paltry purchase won't mean anything in the greater scope of things, but if enough of us buy these "Bullseyes ", perhaps Benjamin will keep manufacturing these fine pellets without making changes that compromise their quality. Orv.

 

[BenjeneerJohn]

I need to place and order as well! I didn't order enough the last time, and I only have a few tins left of the 10.5s left. Thats not enough to start the field target season with.

John

 

[Hoppalong Doc]

These .22 cal Benjamin Match Grade Pellets truly shoot the best I my TX200. The heads fit firmly into the breech, the skirts are longer than JSB or H&N and the lead is hardened with enough antimony prevent damage and fly true. JSB pellets shoot well, but seem to have enough damaged skirts to irritate me enough to use them with caution. Orv.

 

[Florida_Man]

I want to revisit these pellets now that I have some things worked out with my PP750.

I can’t find the tin 10.5 crosmans anymore.

Those are 6 shot groups at 10m before I figured out how to shoot the rifle the best (light cheek weld)