Spot On Pellets

Spot On pellets – versatile ammunition for all types of air gun

If you are looking for ammunition that combines specialised designs with a price everyone can afford, Spot On pellets are an excellent choice. Spot On has quickly made its mark by offering a huge range of pellet types to suit everything from the lightest air pistols to the most powerful air rifles. Their range is made for the shooter who likes to experiment with different weights and shapes to find the perfect match for their barrel.

We stock Spot On because they deliver solid performance and innovation at a price that allows plenty of training hours on the range.

Find the right Spot On variant

The Spot On range is known for its many specialised shapes, including:

  • Spot On Dome: The classic all-round domed pellet, which gives a stable trajectory and good accuracy at both short and medium distances.

  • Spot On Parabellum: A heavier, more aerodynamic pellet designed to retain impact energy – very popular for powerful PCP air rifles.

  • Spot On Pointed: Pointed pellets optimised for maximum penetration, which makes them ideal for plinking at cans and other fun targets.

Complete your shooting

To get the best result with Spot On pellets, we recommend having the rest of your setup in order:

  1. Testing and accuracy: Use our targets and pellet traps for group testing. As Spot On comes in many weights, you can quickly find out what your rifle shoots best.

  2. Safety first: Shooting is fun, but safety comes first. Protect your eyes with approved shooting glasses every time you shoot.

  3. Kit for the trip: Keep track of your many tins of pellets in a practical backpack or bag, so you always have the right ammunition close at hand.


📖 Learn about pellets in our Airgunpedia

Not sure whether to choose a flat-head or a domed pellet? Or want to know more about how pellet weight affects your velocity in a break-barrel rifle?

👉 Visit Airgunpedia – your guide to pellets and air guns

Here you will find technical guides and good advice, so you always choose the ammunition that gives you the best results.


Maintenance and kit

To maintain accuracy shot after shot, your barrel needs looking after:

Whether you are looking for affordable training pellets or heavy pellets for long range, we are ready in Aulum, Denmark to advise you on the large Spot On range.

Quick guide Which pellets should you choose?

Three things decide it: calibre, head shape and weight. Here is the short version.

1CalibrePellets must match your air gun. The calibre is marked on the barrel or in the manual.
2Head shapeThe shape decides what the pellet does best.
WadcutterTarget shooting at 10 m. Clean holes in the target.
DomedAll-round. Flies best at longer range.
PointedDeeper penetration at short to medium range.
Hollow pointHollow tip that expands on impact.
SlugsOnly for high-power PCPs. H&N recommends at least 25 J.
3WeightLight pellets for low power, heavy pellets for powerful air guns and longer range.
Light4.5 mm: 0.51 g · 5.5 mm: 0.93 gTarget shooting and low-power air guns
Medium4.5 mm: 0.55–0.67 g · 5.5 mm: 1.03–1.17 gAll-round for most air rifles
Heavy4.5 mm: 0.87 g and up · 5.5 mm: 1.64 g and upHigh-power PCP air rifles and longer range

The weights are examples from the JSB Exact range.

Test a few tins. Every barrel has its favourite pellets. Buy 2–3 different ones, or a sample pack, and shoot them at the same distance. The number after the calibre (e.g. 4.50, 4.51 or 4.52) is the head diameter, and a single hundredth of a millimetre can make a difference.
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Need help choosing?

We play ourselves and are happy to help. Visit our shop in Aulum, Denmark, and try the airsoft guns on our 7 m test range – or send us a message.