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    CFCE

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    Nov 23, 2012
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    St. Mary's Co.
    I recently acquired a Sheridan Blue Streak. Anybody know where to buy .20 pellets in the Southern Md. area? I know I can buy them online but I don't like buying online nor do I want to pay almost as much for shipping as the pellets cost.
     
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    JohnnyE

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    Jan 18, 2013
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    CFCE said:
    I recently acquired a Sheridan Blue Streak. Anybody know where to buy .20 pellets in the Southern Md. area? I know I can buy them online but I don't like buying online nor do I want to pay almost as much for shipping as the pellets cost.
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    IIRC I picked up .20 pellets for mine at Gander Mountain. Unsure if there's one near you.
     
    jjbduke2004

    jjbduke2004

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    Oct 19, 2008
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    Morris Oblast, NJ SSR
    CFCE said:
    I recently acquired a Sheridan Blue Streak. Anybody know where to buy .20 pellets in the Southern Md. area? I know I can buy them online but I don't like buying online nor do I want to pay almost as much for shipping as the pellets cost.
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    My dad has a Blue Streak and later bought a pistol that was also .20. We used to get the .20 pellets in Sports Authority.

    Don't know if you'd have any luck now. Most people assume pellets are .177 or .22.
     
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    ohen cepel

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    Feb 2, 2011
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    Where they send me.
    I would watch Pyramid Air for them to have a sale or free shipping promo.

    They are always buy 3 get 1 free and in the end their prices are hard to beat for quality pellets. One order of 4 tins will last you a long time. That is the way I would go. Have to pay shipping but no tax at least.

    I would suggest a sample pack first though so you know what weight it likes and maybe even what pellet. They can be picky and it's best to not buy 500 pellets which your rifle doesn't shoot well.
     
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