How to, use our adjustable Pellet Sizer

Using our Adjustable pellet sizer.

Our pellet sizer has an adjustable stop that goes through the centre of the sizer body, the sizer has a tapered bore. To use the sizer just drop a pellet into the larger hole at the bottom and push the pellet (with the pusher supplied) until it reaches the stop. By unscrewing the adjuster it will make the pellets smaller, while screwing it in will make the pellets larger, this is when the pellet is pushed to the stop with the brass pusher.

If required you can adjust the secondary adjusters that are either side of the main adjuster. These two screws have a much shorter travel but if you do adjust them make sure they are level, then use a small drop of paint on the thead and body so that the setting does not alter.

The taper ensures that the front to rear ratio is always the same. This will keep the front smaller than the rear, for optimum power and accuracy. Do not push the pellet into the bore of the Sizer too hard as you may deform it, but with practice you will get to know how much pressure the pellets require to get the maximum from them.

The sizer will also correct triangular or out of round pellets to quite a good degree, and will also show up any pellets that are over or undersized from the tin. This will be obvious when you push the pellet to the stop. The loose ones will fall in, and the tight ones will need more of a push.

The more you use the sizer then the more skilled you will become in using and feeling what is correct.
Do not make the pellets too small or they may not grip the rifling enough to be stable.

You can grade the extra loose or tighter ones in batches and keep the best for the more serious shooting.

My sizers have a stainless steel ejector plate as well as the screws that are either side of the main adjuter. There is also an option of have a 4mm Stainless Steel Ejector plate under the options tab.
The sizer on the left has the 4mm plate while the one on the right has the 3mm ejector plate.