H&N Hornet Pellets, .177 Cal, 8.80 Grains, Hollowpoint, 225ct

Great Design, Great Impact

nothing

I get and use these in my Springer (Remington NPSS), they are the most accurate pellet I have found for my small varmint (squirrels) dispatching.

Things I like about this pellet are absolutely "NOTHING" These pellets are a burn to the consumer. They charge high dollar for these pellets, and what do you get???? whew!!! a pellet that can only be used to look at, cause they really ain't worth a dam to shoot with.

Manufacture of these pellets should go back to the drawing board. The primary concept for these pellets are suppose to be accuracy which these are far from. For the price I paid I expected superior performance which I did not get. Picture this, you use a dot as your target point, you fire the first shot, and it hits an inch left, and above the target, then you fire another shot, and it hits to the right, an inch below the target, and you fire another, and another, and another, then you realize theres no hope of hitting where you aim, and all this is done at a measly 25 yards. Then you go back to the pellets you normally use, and every shot is dead center on a dime as usual. Kind of funny huh!!! Not so funny when putting $20.00 plus down for a pellet that does not hit where you aim.

If people are considering these pellets all I can say is if you must, only purchase one can to try, this way you will only be out the price for one can. I find it hard to believe these pellets perform the way they do, all I can say is WOW LAU LAU, TOTALLY LAME. Hey PyramydAir!!! I was wondering did you guys try these pellets. I never write reviews but felt I'd better. I'd sure hate to see people put down that much cash just to find out the reality of what these pellets really are. A total burn. I had high expectations for these pellets when I first saw them advertised in the pyramydair catalog, and now I'm very disappointed with these pellets to say the least. Total let down. I guess the bottom line again is live and learn.

Who doesn't like an accurate metal tipped pellet? SQUIRRELS!!! Very Accurate for a .177 set up to shoot 9 grain pellets. Tip is needle sharp.

THE PRICE! .22 rimfires are cheaper to shoot!

These are basically the same as the polymag's metalmag but .3 grains lighter. I bought them for the weight and will buy them again.

These are a very accurate, and hard hitting round.

The Price for these is astronomical, C'mon H&N, Your known for producing Great ammo at a reasonable price.

These pellets are good, but if you want the same performance, at a more reasonable price, then you should get yourself some Skenco Metal-Tipped "Ultra-Mags",Don't Get Mis-Lead. Cheer's, Andy.

Copper point is great for initial hit.

Longer copper core planted further/deeper into pellet. Make Them Cheaper!!

These won`t fit in most pellet pistol chambers and the copper core usually comes off before full entrance on hit. Found that they work best in medium powered pellet rifles.

Pellets seem to be of uniform shape. My Hatsun 125 likes this pellet. I have not tested how well this pellet penetrates, but i suspect it will preform well

Lower the price or add additional pellet for the current cost

Give this pellet a try. It seems to perform well.

Just another pellet from H&N Great penetration, pellet size was consistent. Excellent accuracy from 45 to 60 feet with my Crosman MTR77NP

The price: Cheaper, or offer more in a tin. The lid: it should screw on.

In my opinion is not worth to pay the actually price, However the offer of PyramydAir to buy four and pay for three is a good incentive. I posted four star on the overall rating only for the price.