H&N Excite Coppa-Spitzkugel, .25 Reviews

Copper plating, pellet shape, consistency of the pellets, clean, nickle sized groups in my Cometa Fenix. Laser accurate out to 30 yards in a springer.

Nothing, these work perfectly and as advertised. Price is fine, tin has a screw on lid, you get a whole lot of them in every can, and they're weighted perfectly for my gun.

These pierce very deep, and will punch through thin sheet metal. Be careful where you let these off, they could do serious damage to stuff like cars or windows. Very good hunting pellet, they pierce better than pure lead.

they shoot well at 30 yards with a p rod and a 392. they do not expand easily from the thick copper coating over them. it makes them penetrate well for their weight and stay uniform. they seal well in the breech of a p rod.

not as many bent skirts in the tin would be nice. had 10-20 that were really bent up.

(pointed tip pellets are not meant for long range)

Not handling exposed led.

Make all copper.

Accurate, nice punch, so far inch groupings at 30 yards and i can punch the 9 ring at 60 yards but i'm still fine tuning my scope after a mount change on my Hatsan 95 .25 cal.

More in the tin?

I have to agree with the guy that commented saying add these to your arsenal, you won't regret it, they really do shoot nice.

copper

none

the best pellet for my hatsan mod.125 .25 cal

Very accurate in my .25 cal sumatra

Maybe a little heavier

Nice and were more accurate than my destroyer round tops.

Nothing

Buy them, they are a nice pellet to have in your arsenal.

The best pellet for my Hatsan Striker .25

Nothing.

Really nice pellet. Well made!

They tend to shoot alittle high compared to jsb ek. but once dialed goes where shot. Very few fliers so far (100 rds).

Hatsan Bt clip friendly. Nice ammo.

They look neat.

Quality, the groups are loose.

I shoot one or two at the end to help keep the lead out of my Condor.

Pointyness. Hard Shell. Accurate.

Nothing.

My Marauder shoots these well launching @40ft/lbs or better. But, for the amount of air it uses to do it, I would rather shoot heavier balls.

Cool color, nice container, no scope adjustments when changing from the Beeman/H&N 31.02 domes, Amazing range...

I have had several out of this tin to have deformed skirts, looks to be manufacturer defects opposed to shipping damage. I can tell the difference in fit to breech from pellet to pellet in my condor, and the looser fitting ones are off target in a consistent manner so I can typically use some hold-over to try to compensate lack of tight fit in the breech. I do think a tad more diameter wouldn't hurt...

The wind affects this pellet pretty bad past 60yards, but still conditions were finding me able to hit pop cans @ 130 yards consistently. I can watch the pellets flight thanks to is high gloss finish and a 24x scope. and I did spot a few that had erratic paths, but over all they fit pretty well in the breech of my TT Condor. I use PW 10, Three piece top hat with the largest opening restricter and these seem happy with the velocity. I am pondering removing the restricter, but I think these will go supersonic without it. Hit hard, expand well once they hit something solid. These pellets will reach out and touch something. the require the least holdover at distance of any of my current pellets, and leave the barrel nice and clean. I do get more pellets that venture off and hit somewhere unexplainable past 100 yards, but the ones that fly true have a more consistent POI than anything else I've tried past that point.

Weighty pellets are pretty sweet. Much quieter that I would have thought, being pointed. These pellets are priced right, and accurate enough for my skill level. They shoot pretty good out of my Hatsan 95.

I would change the ammo count or can size. I typically shoot H&N Field Target Trophy .25 Cal, 20.06 Grains, Domed, 200ct and the can that these Coppa-Spitzkugel's come in, comes half full, so it wastes a lot of space in my wooden cigar ammo storage box. Keep the can the same size as the rest of your lineup, or offer these in a 300 count or 350, since you could definitely fit that many in this container.

5 star rating, one of my new favorites, but received 4 stars for all the wasted can space. Don't change the can size, just fill it up with 350 count and up the price = brilliant!

very clean

they shoot and group great and put down starlings with ease.

I have a hatsan 125 sniper and these shoot very well. I'm getting .250 to .500 5 shoot groups at 25 yards. All pellets In the tin are perfect no bent skirts or dents I love them.

Nothing mybe tin of 500 instead of 200

good uniformity.cool color

offer couple of diameter options

worked ok in my ben. nptxl.25. most were dead on, 20% were fliers but not by alot.

penetration is great I can punch through a 2x4 at 40 yards with these in my condor and they hold a 1" sixed group at 50 yards not to bad

nothing really they are what they are

these are pruely for penetration not the best hunting pellet

Price, cool feel, accuracy.

Nothing yet

I just put 50 of these down range in My Hatsan Mod 125. Got 750 FPS and tore out the center of my target in 5 shots. Great for a semi-pointed pellet.

Copper coating, power and accuracy! With my Hatsan 125 .25 Sniper I can hit soup cans at 35 yards with no problem.

Make 500 ct container

Copper coating keeps lead off your hands and barrel clean.

Copper plated pellet keeps air rifle barrel clean yet keeps shape intact after impact. Accuracy is good as most quality .25 pellets, Works great in my Hatsan 125 Sniper.

make 350 count tin

Make sure to make or buy a high quality backstop.