Page 2 - H&N Field Target, .177 Reviews

I noticed the pellets are consistent. With the few I shot I did not find any damaged skirts.

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I found that these did not shoot well in my newly purchased Diana Stormrider Generation 1. I had read others had found these pellets shot well in their Stormrider, but unfortunely they didnt work for mine. H&N make this same pellet, same grain with a 4.52 mm head. I may try them.

Best pellets for my CO2 guns

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These H&N Field Target Trophy Pellets fly nice and true! So true, that I happened to be shooting two inch groupings at a distance of 47 feet when using my CX-4 Storm Pellet Rifle. Id also like to add that the majority of these pellets were in fantastic condition on inspection, I only counted around 4 malformed pellets out of a 500count tin. Youre sure getting your bucks worth by purchasing these H&N Field Target Trophy Pellets!

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By purchasing these pellets youll be getting your moneys worth!!

These H&N Field Target Trophy Pellets fly nice and true! So true, that I happened to be shooting two inch groupings at a distance of 47 feet when using my CX-4 Storm Pellet Rifle. Id also like to add that the majority of these pellets were in fantastic condition on inspection, I only counted around 4 malformed pellets out of a 500count tin. Youre sure getting your bucks worth by purchasing these H&N Field Target Trophy Pellets!

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Extremely accurate.

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Great value for the money!

works well in the Benjamin Wi-Fi

Like most H&N pellets, well-made, accurate (out of an M4-177, and a Fury II Blackout) and consistent. I like the weight for light pest control (mostly English Sparrows-a pest species where I live) but confident they would easily work on crows, too (out of an appropriate gun, of course-i.e. a springer).

Usually, H&N pellets are pretty clean, but this particular tin, the pellets were a little grimy. No big deal, however.

H&N pellets are usually pretty good; they can be very accurate and can hit pretty hard. If you're looking for a good pellet for pest control, these are definitely worth a try.

Decent accuracy. Fit snug into my R9, unlike the JSB Exacts.

Better size control.

These fit my gun well, and I couldn't tell the difference from the more expensive sizes (4.51 & 4.52).

Try these on that rifle you can't seem to get good groups out of. They just might keep you from throwing that rifle away!

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Typical H+N product. Clean and consistent. A real bargain for high quality

I recently purchased a Crosman Genesis in .177 cal. and was ready to return it because I could not get a decent grouping after putting over 200 rounds through the rifle to season the bore.. I had tried all the brands and types of .177 ammo I had in my range bag with no luck until I found a stray tin of H+N domed ammo hiding in a side pocket. The first five rounds showed me I had found the problem of my poor accuracy. After sighting it in, I had 1" groups at 30 yards consistently. For me, that will do! More tins of H+N 8.64 gr. Field Target Trophy .177 went on my next order to Pyramyd!

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If you are having trouble finding the right ammo for an air gun, try H+N. Although I use a few other brands for some air guns, I have become an almost exclusive H+N user for their quality ammo. They can get a little pricey sometimes, but what are a few cents for nuts-on accuracy? Take a kid shooting and teach them the safe way is the fun way.

A typical H+N product. Clean and consistent.

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It is the only pellet my new Crosman Genesis will put 5 out of 5 in the bull at 30 yards! I was ready to scrap the rifle! -or the shooter!

My Discovery loves these , 5 go into a ragged hole at 20 yards and the 500 count makes them a better buy that many others also. i have ordered these several times and will continue to do so.

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Very consistent accuracy.

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I've tried 7 different pellets in my new Beeman R9. The H&N FTT in .177 Cal. at 8.64 grains has proven to be the most accurate. I do want to try the JSB Exact .177 at 8.48 grains next. I guess this is a never-ending search!?!? Anyway, when you know one pellet is the most accurate in your rifle, the others seem a waste of time.....Joe Bost, Lenoir,NC

worked very well in my Ruger 1200

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grouped very well open sights knock down power very good.

Good all around pellets. These shoot and group well out of all my .177 caliber guns.

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I ordered four and paid for three! The pellets were very uniform in configuration, but just a little off weight wise. I had about thirty-five or so pellets that weighed above the designed weight of 8.64 grains and a similar number that weighed below the designed weight. What I discovered, however, was that my gun, an RWS Model34P Pro Compact, loves all of the weights centered around the designed weight! After rezeroing for 44 yards, these constantly grouped into 3/8" or less, regardless of weight above or below designed weight.

These are very expensive compared to a lot of other pellets. If the pellets were all uniform in weight, that alone would justiofy the expense. Since they do not, I would like to see a slight reduction in price.

I choses these particular pellets to take advantage of my rifles' accuracy potential. They are the pellet of choice for extended range shootiong as they have the best ballistic coefficient of all listed in Straight Shooters "Our Take". Lesser quality guns will perform just as well with a less expensive pellet. If you are looking to extract the most accuracy from your .177 caliber gun, these will suit the bill!

A friend of mine and I both shoot these in our RWS Model 34 Diana Compact. They slide nicely into the barrel, exhibiting a perfect fit, which some other pellets do not. They are clean, shiny, and show quality in every aspect, not to mention the most important quality; they are consistently accurate.

nothing. I like the dome shaped pellet in all my pellet rifles.

EVERYTHING! not one unconformity in two tins, I havent gotten out to try hunting squirrels with this pellet yet, but as far as the modeling clay test goes this pellet had greater penetration and energy deliverance with my Beeman 1040 (500 fps) than anything else ive tried. Also, its no trouble to hit a soda can at 40 yards with open sights. Over all a great pellet for whatever you need. Superb German engineering/ quality control testing, these guys at H&N take pellet making VERY seriously.

Make a bulk package with 1250!

All airguns are different so you may not experience the very same success as i had, but you cant go wrong in trying these!

These are the most accurate pellets I have found. They outperform every other pellet brand I have compared them to. They are clean and uniform in shape. After shooting 1,000 of these, I can honestly say I have not had a flyer yet.

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I conducted 3 separate accuracy tests with my Gamo Recon, which I use to hunt rats. The H&N Field Target Trophy out performed 7 other pellets for accuracy and consistency at 30 feet. Shooting 5 shot groups, these H&N FTT pellets shot groups that could be covered easily with a dime. Since switching to the H&N Field Target Trophy pellets I have been getting clean kills with only 1 miss while hunting pack rats.

Extremely accurate. Consistently uniform skirts.

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I shot these pellets out of 3 different air rifles and got excellent results with each rifle. I used them in a Gamo Recon Whisper, Gamo Bone Collector and a Gamo Shadow 640. With each rifle they produced very tight groups of 3/4 inch to 1 inch at 25 yards. I will stick with the H&N Baracuda 10.65 grain pellets for my Bone Collector; however, I will use these 8.64 grain pellets in my other rifles and my crossman 1377 pistol. Try these pellets, you will not be disappointed.