Page 5 - H&N Crow Magnum, .22 Reviews

I use these in a Benjamin Titan NP Air Rifle not to be confused with the lower powered GP version from Crosman, this pellet has tremendous nock down power even at long range weather its small game like birds or mid size game like rabbits or coyotes, it does the job with one shot every time.

Larger count size, if they had a 500 count tin I would buy it.

I would not recommend this for an air gun that's max velocity is under 800 fps.

Very good high quality pellet.

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Keep shootn'

These were really accurate in my Titan Gp, putting them into the breech was a tight squeeze but all is good ,25yd shots group nice and tight, less than an inch groups and these thing pack some heat at that range!

Bigger can Please!

Will put down anything your hunting at 25yds with a 950fps breakbarrel .22, without worring about pellet placement!

Very nice and uniform just like JSB's are. The skirts were in prime shape with no bent or crushed ones. The wieghts of the these pellets were very close to being consistent. But like always, if you have a one shot one kill midset and deviation not allowed, weigh your field hunting pellets prior to marching off in the field to hunt to make sure each is exact for what you zeroed your scope for.

Screw top lids!

Not tried these yet for hunting. I assume they will perform in that aspect as well as punching paper. I bought them to get rid of pestilence but yet to fire a shot at a varmint.

The design of this pellet is what the definition of a hollow point should be! I hunt so hollow points are all I use. I bought these on a wim and really did not think it would make a difference. But I was wrong! If this thing connects it is taking a peice of them with it. This thing rips body parts off in .22!

Need more per tin!

Not a distance accuracy round, but I am sure most already know this. Pricey to use as a wad cutter on target. But pest control out to 20 yards, LOOK OUT! If you hunt to eat this is not your round. It rips out the back side taking inerds with her. Sorry :-(

These thing are terrible with my Ben Discovery. At 30 yards, 25 shots look like someone hit the target with a shotgun! No two shots hit the same area of the target.

Wouldn't have bought them.

These are fine out to 10 yards as long as it is not a windy day. Guess they are called crow mags cause that is the smallest animal you are likely to be able to hit at 10 yards with these things.

This is a real heavy pellet with a lot of knock down power, good for targets up to a 100 feet plus. Works real well with my Benjiman GP Titan break-barrel, good tight fit in the barrel.

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This pellet is good for small to medium sized game with a lot of knock down power.

Awesome pellet! My benj XL1100 loves these. They are uniform and soft. Extreamly accurate, best pellet for short range for my XL1100

Bigger tins. I'd like to buy these in 500 or 1000pc tins

They wobble a bit at about 40y and out in my XL1100. But to 40y they are my prefered pellet. They hit very hard on birda and game. I haven't tried them on anything bigger than a Crow but Crows, Rabbits,and Squirls go right down when hit

These carry a lot of energy down range very well.

Screw on lid.

These are great hunting pellets in my Marauder.

Quality of pellets is way above that of the bargain pellets. Spend the money, if speed and accuracy matter to you you won't be sorry.

Bigger tin of pellets.

There is such a thing as Premium Pellets. This is what they look like.

Very mean looking, very consistent, but wont work for me :(

My 850 will not send these any distance, you can watch through the scope as the pellets fly acrobatically in an exponentially growing spiral. Might be because of my modified compensator, or maybe the 850 just isnt stout enough to send them at their needed velocity, but I get better groupings from the silver bear/H&N Hollow Point .22 Cal, 12.65 Grains and no noticeable difference in fit. These are very hard to get to load into the magazines properly. I use a 18gr round nose diabolo as a guide. Simply load the magazine with them and push the silver bears in behind them and the skirts of the diabolo pellet acts like a guide to allow the flat lip past the retaining band.

seem fairly accurate for a hollow point.

quality control?

A 200 count tin of 22's contained 28 177 pellets.I have no use for these I only own 1 22 airgun.I feel cheated.How can this be allowed to happen.

Consistency and on target performance

As usual a screw top tin would be nice

I recently tested a number of different pellets in my Beeman Sportsman and these were the slowest pellets I tested. This was not surprising since these were the heaviest pellets I tested. I was somewhat surprised that the velocities I registered were actually fairly close to some of the lighter pellets. My testing consisted of 3 separate 5 shot strings tested for both velocity and accuracy. These were very consistent pellets with the extreme spread between the slowest and fastest in each string being less than 15 fps. In my gun these were very accurate pellets and their on target performance is impressive. These pellets are obviously best suited for higher powered airguns but if your gun can shoot them you will be happy with the results.

Great hunting pellet it hits hard and hits the mark and does what they claim. Nothing survives when hit with one these pellets.

You will need a medium or high powered gun to get the most out of them due to there weight.

Normal H&N quality so no aberrations in shape/weight

screw on lid

Doesn't group very well in my Hammerli 850 w/modified compensator. Shots beyond 25 yards seem to be luck. getting 6-7" groups at 50yards from the shoulder (JSB Diabolo Exact Match Jumbo Heavy 18.1's give me 3" groups at same range from shoulder

Shoot accurate with the TITAN. Uniform in the shape. Good weight for close quarter shooting and good knock down kill. Have not tried these in the Walther mag. yet.

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Buy more than one tin.

Very clean-good looking pellet. Out of a tin I found 4 pellets .1gr. light and 0 scrap. Accuracy out of the tx 200 a 5-shot group measured .7" at 50' and at 50yds. 1.6" with a 5-shot group.

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These pellets at 50yds. wanted to fall about 2.5". A little hard to load in my rifle.

They punch large holes paper and cardboard like a Flathead pellet. Accurate.

If your airgun shoots .22 caliber over 850 FPS you must buy these.

Very consistent and clean pellet. As with all H&N pellets I have used, these pellets leave no residue on fingers and have no visual defects. I can get one hole groups at 20 yards shooting outside with these with my Marauder. These pellets have tremendous shock value, but give up on penetration. This is perfect for varmint body shots when you don't need the pellet flying out the exit hole and possibly landing where the shooter did not intend. One shot kills due to energy delivered and large wound channels.

Many complain about not having a screw on lid, but I have not had issue with it. I tend to crush the lid inwards on new pellet tins and it keeps its hold well. I have found small random amounts of lead shavings attached to some of the pellets, but nothing that deformed the pellet in any way

Good weight, consistent, clean, and hard hitting.

Accuracy Consistancy from tin to tin Energy down range

With the new lines of Nitrogen Piston "springer" airguns, I've had to search for heavier ammo to take advantage of the higher power rating of these guns. My Benjamin XL1100 shoots these with consistant accuracy. The extra weight also gives greater energy transfer to the down-range target. Try them, you'll like them!!!!