H&N Field Target, .177 Reviews

Consistet groupings so far at 20 yards. Hit hard. The build and quality seem consistent also. Great all-around pellet.

As always, price. Also, across the entire spectrum, I wish more manufacturers made a Ram Jet-like pellet.

I'm shooting these out of a CrosmanTR77 NPS (which I love)

Nothing really. They look clean and crisp but......

Hit a target...... Some pellets I had to force in and other slid in like butter but none grouped well. I will use them in a pumper gun for plinking.

Maybe you will have better luck but I could not get any kind of groups unless I compared it to a shotgun. These are not field target trophies. They do not compare or even look similar. I shot two quality rifles and it was real bad.

Nothing about these pellets

Change the name, I thought I was ordering Field Target Trophy

Look closely, when ordering these are not anything close to the quality of the FTT's I thought I was ordering.

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The lip on the head of the pellet tends to hang up in the receiver.

Tried about 100 of these in my Umarex Fusion and my Daisy 880. Large patterns at 15 yrds (1"). Pattern much larger with the Daisy. The 8.64 gr H&N Field Target work much better in the Umarex Fusion.

Great ammo. Very well distribution of weight, very clean, no residue on hands, very accurate.

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Never buy them again. I have tried them in a number of pellet rifles & pistols & no gun likes them.

These are no a good value at any price.

Shot these back in the early 90's when Beeman sold these as Ramjets, these are still the most accurate pellet in my old R-10 even after 25 years.

Maybe a double head ring like the Silver Ace had.

Another high quality pellet from H&N.

In my "most favorite" pellet list. They are accurate, get great accurate distance, consistent... My Gamo Whisper loves them. And YAY -- a screw on can! Thanks, H&N

If they were sold in 1000 count batches, I'd buy them.

Gamo Whisper with nitropiston. Obviously all guns are different.

not much

no idea

Disappointinly inaccurate in my .177 Gamo DX. Appreciate the odd .22 caliber pellets mixed in with the .177s though. Nice assortment.

Good value. Good quality.

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I'm a big fan of H&N pellets. I really didn't think they'd perform well in my RWS 54 but decided to give them a shot anyway.They were awful! Not a reflection on the pellet, just didn't work for me.

Very clean. Nicely formed.

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The only airgun I own is a Daisy 880 Powerline. According to my CED M2 Chronograph they average 600 fps at 10 pumps. 10 shot groups from an honest 15 yards were consistently under 7/8". Most commonly 1/2" - 3/4". Just a good all around pellet with little if anything to complain about.

very goood quality and seem to all be the same shape with very little to no imperfections unlike the crosman premier hollowpoints that i shoot. they hold good groups with my gamo big cat 1200 and can shoot a clay pigeon 2 out of 5 times at 100 yards which is insane for a srping poward air rifle.

a better container that screws on maybe

the way you hold your gun and the pellets you shoot is what will determine if you shoot good groups. try new pellets and keep practiceing and you should eventually get good groups

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Not very accurate for me, I expected more from H&N than this.

What's to say, it's H & N

Better design tin.

Great pellets all round accurtate, hard hitting, clean. Same league as Crosman Premiers if not better

shoots very good paterns. fit snug in the gun, at 30 yds and even 40 yds i find them good. also killed some varmits at 40 yds.

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good product,

Very consistant. Shot good groups, around 1 in, but were about 6 in left at 25 yards. They were not accurate enough for me to run through the chrono so dont have any numbers on them.

These fit very tight in my guns.

These round's are simply a must to have, if you value accuracy! Medium-weight smooth pellet with punching edge for silhouette shooting or for shooting at longer distances.

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The H&N Field and Target has to be one of the most accurate pellet's that can be purchased. The pellet has a wider ring around the head than most domed pellet's. The similarily designed "H&N Silhouette"(thinner ring around the head, as well as being ribbed) would make for a good back-up round, although I prefer a smooth skirted pellet for hunting. I highly reccomend the whole "H&N" pellet line-up for it's unsurpassed Quality/Quality Control & Accuracy. Cheer's, and Happy Huntin', Andy.

consistant shap with good grouping. Lets face it if you are hunting then you must be able to hit your target and these pellets will deliver, remember "you get more results with a hit from a 22 then a miss from a 44" Oh yea, got some of these for my 22 and wish they were still for sale, outstanding

Soft tin will deform in transit, so better tin would be in order,

Ashame the 22 cal is not for sale, like these they delivered, use gamo rifle and rws mag pistol for these and RWS mod 48 for 22

VERY consistent shape for a softer lead. The skirts are a tad thicker than many and they hold up well in shipping.( I live in West Central FL) They have tightened my groups considerably.

More reviews on this ammo. If it were not for the 4th tin free, I'm not sure that I would have tried them. Is it new on the market? I could complain about the tins like most do, but I put "To Go" pellets in an empty skoal can from my neighbor.

I have a turbo tuned .177 CFX that seems to be very picky about pellets. From what I have read, many of the CFX's are picky. This is the most accurate/consistant of the many that I have tried.