Page 3 - H&N Field Target, .177 Reviews

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good penetration, average group of ten shots, high sure if you had a top of the line rifle the groups would be tighter.

Extreamly accurate. Super quality. 5 shot groups that touch from 25-30 yds.

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Super high quality, with attention to detail. These are nice and clean very high quality pellets. I like them alot, and my Gamo Rocket 1250fps with a Center Point 3x9x32 likes them alot too.

Accuracy! With my Crosman 1701P Lothar Walter barrel they are consistant.

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Use straight out of the box, no lube or cleaning needed.

They shoot very well out of my Crosman 1701P. The groups are extreemly tight at 10 meters.

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These are very consistent pellets. I get the best groupings in all of my rifles with these pellets.

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These pellets are very well made. There were not any deformed pellets in the tin at all. The pellets shoot about 3/4 inch groups in my Gamo cfr,which I love.

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These pellets are well worth the price.

Very consistant and good for longer range shooting, good hunting pellet.

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Great buy!

This is a premium quality pellet in every way. Consistent, accurate and clean. Tried a lot of pellets through my .177 Gamo Silent Cat. This pellet shoots well and is one of the best pellets I've tried thus far for overall performance.If you're looking for that "special" pellet for you air rifle then this one is well worth trying.

Lower the price a bit. Pyramid Air makes it not so bad with the order 4 pay for 3 deal.

Great pellet. Awesome service. Excellent shipping and packing. Will be a returning customer.

Not as good as I expected,but very cosistant and no damaged pellets.

Skirt diameter needs to be increased or skirt walls need to be thinner so they expand to fit snug in the barrel when fired. They seem to be a bit loose in my pistols.I don't have any .177 rifles to try them in.Also,they fit tight in my 92fs mags. but not barrel.Better to be a little tight than a little loose.

I usally test a few pellets in each of my guns after break in and pick the best two for that gun then just stick w/them.You will be suprised when you see how well a pellet can shoot in one gun but not the other-price means nothing.

This is the ammo of choice for long distance accuracy in my GAMO BigCat-1200. A very clean pellet.

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Consistent size and shape

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Group well with my Remington NPSS

Very uniform pellets.

A wider selection of head sizes and weights.

These 4.50mm are WAY to loose in my spring guns. Probably perfect for precharged or pump guns.

Clean and uniform.

Need more selection in head sizes as well as weights.

This pellet was way too lose in all my spring guns.(seems a 4.53 or bigger shoot the fastest.) Probably best in a precharge or pump.

I recently purchased the PPSS Remington .177 Cal. Pellet rifle to go along with the crosman classic 2100. I am an experementer with pellets, didn't have to buy to many, as I already had 6 or 7 different kinds. So I thought I would give the H&N 8.64's a go. And wow is all I can say. Accurate, very few fliers. I have found the pellet that I will use in both weapons. Best thing if you purchase from Pyramyd Air, you purchase 3 and get the 4th free. It's nice to have a univeral pellet for both of my air rifles, and air pistol.

Maybe some sorting, if they are not already doing it, might help weed out the fliers, but as I said I have very few of them.

On the classic 2100, I use them up to 100'. Then I go to the Remington. I sighted the Remington in at 100', went to 125', only scope changes. Went to 150, raised the elevation 6 clicks, and made some scope adjustments, Went to 175', raised the elevation 6 clicks and made some scope adjustments. Went to 200', raised the elevation 8 clicks and made some scope adjustments. Never had to change the windage at all, and I had a 15 MPH crosswind. Up to 175' the accuracy was 100% in a 2" bullseye, at 200' it was around 80%, but still tight enough to take out a varmit at 200'. Steve from South Dakota

I think these are good quality pellets. They just don't perform well in my RWS Model 34.

These were highly recommended to me by someone who shoots air rifles for a living and has an RWS Model 34 (.22 cal). They're heavy, uniform, and they fit snug in the barrel, which all would seem to be a good thing, but they just don't group well in my RWS model 34 .177 Cal. Quarter sized groups at 20 yards is about the best I can get. I have much better luck with the wadcutter shaped pellets.

Fit my Crosman Phantom very well. Very accurate as well.

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Each gun likes its own pellets, but my crosman phantom loves these. I can get 5 shot groups covered with a dime at 25 yds.

After trying 10 different pellets, found these work best in my RWS 54, plus there's also the least inexpensive.

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The quality of all H&N pellets I've used has been very good.

o- They fit *just right* in my Beeman R9 o- Less affected by wind than other pellet shapes. o- They pretty much go where I shoot-em o- They are good enough to make me a better shooter. o- They hit hard

o- can't think of anything reasonable to change, these are great for plinking.

I bought 1500 of these, Pyramid air chipped in 500 for free. (buy 3 tins get the 4th free) I've included a photo of my results at 90 yds, Sitting on the back porch, plinking into the scrub brush pile and enjoying the sweet summer days.

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Better size uniformity.

I was low on my supply of FTT, so I purchased 3 tins of this size. What I discovered is that previously they were only offered in one size. They used to fit my bore from just right to snug. These fit my bore from almost just right to sloppy loose. My 20 yard groups opened from 10 shots in a dime (almost one ragged hole) to forget about covering it with a quarter. These are the small size culls. I imagine that the 4.53 size are the large size culls. If your bore is on the small size, I guess they will work fine. Now I have two new tins of pellets I can't use. Maybe PA will trade me for the mid range size.

These work excellent in half my guns and are the best for those guns. I use the .450 size for my HW's. They are extremely accurate in my HW97 & HW30S.

Make a .451 version.

The .452 are too big and fit way too big in my HW's.