Bisley Wasp 5.5 Purple .22 Pellets Tins of 250

These are the same pellets as webley vvmx .22's just slightly cheaper my hw35e just loves them 10mm groups at 30 yards easily done
However every tin was dented on delivery (ups? & not great packaging)....

On the downside this was not a tin of 500 pellets for £6.99, it was only a tin of 250 pellets for £6.99. The product listing shows a photo of the old Bisley Wasp tin with a purple painted screw on lid which states 500 pellets, what you get is a much smaller tin without a screw on lid, a stick on purple label and 250 pellets or thereabouts.
Now for the positives:
These are not the same as the previous Bisley Wasps. These new generation Wasps are very well made pellets, they are bright and shiny with no mis-shapen pellets nor swarf. They bear little resemblance to the original Eley Wasp which were a squat domed Diablo with a ribbed and very thick skirt. These are longer with a much flatter dome and a long thin walled non - ribbed skirt. I have read elsewhere they are just re-branded Webley VMXpells, that may be true I do not have any VMX's to compare.
I have a constant search for pellets which will shoot well in older 5.6mm calibre BSA rifles. Bingo! These new style Bisley Wasps shoot the best groups of any pellets I have tried to date in my airsporter Mk1, Airsporter Mk 7 and Mercury Mk 1. They actually shoot much better groups than my remaining tin of orginal 5.6mm Eley Wasps.
Initially I was disappointed that this new style of Bisley Wasp pellet was not available in 5.6mm /no.2 bore/ blue tins but actually it doesn't matter, the purple ones work fine in my old BSA's.
If you have similar rifles to mine I recommend you give these pellets a go - you might just be delighted