By Alastair Balmain
Friday, 11 June 2010
Many air rifle shooters insist that lubricated pellets make a difference to their group sizes, but the major benefit comes in the reduction of corrosion in the bore and a cleaner air rifle.
Conveniently, each of the 500 pellets in tins of Napier’s latest Ultimate Power Hunter airgun ammunition comes with a pre-applied coating of Power Pellet Lube, ensuring the correct amount covers every surface - a definite advantage over putting a drop or two of lubrication in a tin and shaking it.
Designed for hard-hitting performance on vermin, each of the 14.5g pellets undergoes a careful polishing stage.
The result is a tin of pellets that is remarkably free of the usual swarf and general detritus that often afflicts cheaper tins.
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