H&N Field Target, .22 Reviews

As is typical of H&N, the quality is top shelf.

If it is possible to still maintain the high quality, a lower price would be nice.

This is the first time I have used this particular pellet. I decided to try it in my new .22 caliber Webley/Hatsan Tomahawk. I have been very pleased with the results. I will have to try these in other air rifles from now on.

my son and I shot these through three different rifles a rws34 a rws48 and a new umarex throttle. all three shot this pellet well at 25 yards . the rws34 group was 5/8 in the rws48 was 3/8in and the umarex throttle was 3/4 in. some of our best groups ever. needless to say we are happy and plan on buying more

more pellets in a tin at a lower price but who won't want that

buy some you might like them

Very consistent pellet to pellet. Never found any damaged ones

Maybe come up with a 500 count tin

As we know, pellet guns have certain likes for certain pellets. My Diana 34 puts 5 shots under a dime at 20 yards. So yeah, they're her favorite.

Quality.

Nothing.

I purchased these to try in my new Webley/Hatsan Tomahawk and was very pleased with the results. I tried JSBs, Baracudas, Baracuda Extremes and Crosman Premiers, but these gave me the best results.

This is one of my favorite pellets working in a wide variety of springers. I have a dozen air rifles and in many it's either the best round or tied with another. It has enough weight to work well in the higher speed rifles. H&N as a company puts out a great pellet.

I wish the counts were higher.

If you are trying to come up the best pellet for your rifle add this to you mix.

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Change name of pellet, I thought I was buying field targer trophy

These are not nearly as good as FTT's

The consistency and precision of the pellets

Clean, accurate, consistent (at least this batch was)

Nothing so far. Keep making 'em just like these.

I just bought a QB78 Deluxe that I could scope and use to keep the tree rats out of my pecan trees and was about to relegate it to the trash heap as one more piece of Chinese junk until I tried these pellets. Groups!!...not patterns. Squirrel head sized at 100 feet. Now, if I can get the two tight spots out of the barrels bore where it was drilled for iron sights....?

As advertised on the cover of the Tin. Clean,no deformities. Great packaging.

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Too hard for me to load in my Hatsan 150 Torpedo,made my thumb super sore. Might be easier in a breech loader. I still shoot them,just not 50 at a time. They are accurate for me up to 30yrds, i use a paper plate,marker,draw circle around the pellet Tin for a bullseye. These have stayed in that bullseye. Occasional (flyer might be me).Not w/scope or bench tho which i dont use,so i cant comment wether they will shoot on top of each other & stack up. They have occasionaly hit the same hole. I bought these searching for pellets over 14g for the magnum springer. Worth a try. I recommend.

H&N quality.

Add a version of larger head size.

Smaller than my FTT and just could not get them to group in anything.

nice tight fit in my benji np trail and daul calaber beeman way out performs crosman domed got 1" groups at 35 yrd. some reviews said they were worried about expansion in game well this pellet does some real damage with good penetration leave a wound channel like a wad cutter

500 per tin.... price

a little pricey but worth it....nice to hit what your aiming at....try them

Pellets looked uniform.

Offer 5.52 mm head size.

I got these pellets as a package deal with the Air Arms S200 Hunter. I get 1/2" five shot groups at 25 feet indoors and 10" ten shot groups at 50 yards. The S200 rifle did not perform well with this pellet. Crossman Hollow Points would shoot one hole five shot groups at 25 feet and 2.5" ten shot groups at 50 yards.

i really don't like domed shape pellet for hunting but if is super accurate on my AS2250 i would use it,,but it was not.

if you like domed shape pellet then this are great..just make sure they are going to be accurate on your gun.

i bought to see if it was going to be accurate on my AS2250..along with 4 different tins of pellets a it was not..the winner was the H&N baracuda hunter extreme.

Tight groups in Discovery, Marauder, And Hatsan 85 Sniper at 25 yards.

Make tins of 500.

The tin states a accuracy rating of three, should at least be 4 or 5.

I have a Hatsan Mod 125th and Ive shot almost all two hundred of the domed field targets and haven't had but maybe 25% of these fly straight.

Had several bent skirts need better quality control

The accuracy was completly off atleast with my Hatsan. Couldn't get better than a three inch group at 30 yards.

Strong, sturdy and hard hitting. Also surprisingly accurate

Price and quantity

These shot much better than expected. In rws 350 it's one of the most accurate pellets I've found. Getting dime/penny size groups from 40-60yrds. Rws48 was more like penny/nickel size groups at similar distances, I still think that's pretty good. Now for the bad news AA S510 seems to continue to be pellet fussy and does not like these at all.

Tin had screw on lid, a nice surprise. Not much deviation in pellet weight, which resulted in very good accuracy. Very pleased with these pellets.

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Shot very well out of my Benjamin 392.

Overall quality is pretty darn good. These shoot very straight for me out of my Mrod .22 my groups stay pretty tight out to 40 yards or so then things open up a little.

Also offer these in a 500 or so count tin, or even a padded box for that matter.

200 pellets go quick so buy more than one tin.

Very uniform, no squished skirts. Shoots better than anything else in my Titan GP .22. (Its the cheap model, not the hotter XL). Hits hard on game, over-penetration seems to be hindered by the shape.

Not much to complain about! Sell 'em by the crate?

Be careful, you can mess then up if you try to jam them down your barrel too sharply. Still shoots ok, but obviously not as well.

These are the most consistent and reliable pellets I've put through my Titan GP. Heavy enough to carry a good punch, and shaped to hit hard. Size seems consistent (I'm not using a micrometer) and they fit the bore well. Dime sized groups or smaller at 25 yards.

I can't find anything to complain about with these ones.