H&N Crow Magnum, .177 Reviews

These pellets pack a whollop in my Beeman P17. Puts mice to bed.

They are a little long but probably more meant for a rifle.

I shoot these in a Weihrauch 50 S with iron sights. These are immediately lethal to any small, thin-skinned pests. They expand well, and leave approximately 7mm holes in a filled water bottle. I have gotten good results out to about 50 ft., but I'm unsure of their accuracy or efficacy after this. They group very well for their shape and average 715 fps. in my rifle.

I would change nothing.

If you want a good pellet gun to show its quiet lethality and usefulness on small, pesky animals try these! Crow Magnum is an apt name...

The same as the Beeman Crow Mags that I used 20 some years ago. CVery accurate in my Beeman R10, Back in the late 90s I used the Beeman branded version to hunt prairie dogs with good effect.

Seems to be just as good in my old Berman R10 as the Beeman Crow Mags were 25 years ago. Very accurate. Fine for hunting caliber appropriate small game.

Nothing to complain about. Nothing I can think of that needs changing.

Love this pellet, used since came out

More in package

These are awesome in my 1981 bee-man R-9

Great close range hunting pellet. 30 yds and in, hits hard and accurate.

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Very accurate in most of my rifles and they are deadly on small games.

It would be nice if they were less expensive.

If you use your air rifle to hunt with, they are well worth the cost.

Shoot well in my old RWS Diana 24 .177 cal. great on starlings around the barn.

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Shoot very consistent. Only flyers I can tell were my fault..

They perform like the older Beeman Crow Magnums (if those are still made I can't find them).

Perhaps a stronger skirt--I can easily damage it with my fingers while pushing in. They have tight heads for my FWB Sport breech, a little more room in the Walther Terrus or Parris, and the HWs seem to gobble them up without trouble inserting.

Pellet seaters are a good idea when the skirt of the pellet is easily damaged compared to a Field Target pellet. Accuracy is supreme! All the rifles I have in break barrel (9) shoot them where they are supposed to go. The guns I shoot these pellets in with total success: HW 57, R7, HW 80, Parrus, Terrus, FWB Sport, RAW TM 1000 (PCP Target Rifle).

THIS PELLET SHOOTS GOOD, ACCURATE, AND EXPANDS WELL

MAYBE MAKE IT 9-9.5 GRAINS FOR MORE RANGEIN 177

IN 177 ITS ACCURATE FOR ABOUT 60-70 YARDS, THEN IT DRIFTS BUT IT STILL HITS WITH POWER, MUCH BETTER IN 22-25 CAL YES I WOULD RECOMMEND TO A FRIEND

Amount of energy dumped on impact, expansion, fairly accurate for a hollow point with this much flat surface area

Nothing, this is a devastating hollow point even in .177

Great for blasting pest birds. Not recommended for hunting birds you intend to eat, damage to meat is severe even with .177.

I use these in my 22cal pcp and I love them for hunting they are amazing pellets

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Uniform size wide hollow point very accurate in my hatsan torpedo 100x

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These are uniform quality pellets for a good price and you get 500 per tin which is nice because predators red fires and h&n hornet. These are all nice pellets well the red fire is questionable but they are very expensive its nice to see a good hollowpoint for a good price. And if your not sure what pellet will work in your rifle you can get the h&n sample pack which includes these and is a cheap way to test pellets

Very accurate pellets highly recommend

All pellets so far appear in Excellent condition. Accurate at close ranges 50 yards-60 yards. Close to 100 yards and over pellets tend to drift more. Maybe too light for Marauder rifle.

Great container, 500ct, pellet expansion on impact, and were very accurate in my nitro venom dusk. Dime size groups at 25 yards and these pellets pack a punch.

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These pellets are devastating on game.. shot great in my nitro venom dusk and are very accurate even past 25 yards. I've shot game out to 60 yards.

Consistent spread in the chronograph, + - 5 fps. Out of the Benjamin np2 rifle, they averaged 957 fps. 19 lbs of energy, very impressive! My Benjamin np2 pistol, they gave me 364 fps with a spread of + - 8 fps, very consistent.

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Being so consistent, I would think if you want accuracy these should do it.

This .177 H&N Crow Magnum 9.26 grain Hollow Point performed very well when shot from my four break-barrel rifles used in this test. I would purchase this pellet again and I also recommend it.

Nothing, I like it the way it is.

I conducted five shot strings over my Competition Electronics Digital Prochrono shooting them thru four different break-barrels at a 2" target at 70' outdoors. I do not shoot my air guns indoors. The results were: The Ruger Air Magnum averaged 1111 fps with a high of 1131 fps and a low of 1098 fps. The Gamo Big Cat 1250 averaged 810 fps with a high of 816 fps and a low of 801 fps. The Gamo Hunter "220" averaged 789 fps with a high of 800 fps and a low of 785 fps. The Beeman RS2 Silver Kodiak averaged 842 fps with a high of 850 fps and a low of 838 fps. The outside temperature was 55 degrees. No complaints about this pellet.

You get 500 per tin.

My review is based on my experience with this pellets and my 177 benjamin marauder. They weren't very accurate with my marauder but you have to try them on your air rifle because they may be perfect for you.

Very good pellet all around. Expand great , hit hard and accurate.

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The only pellet my Gamo bull whisper will shoot. My Benjamin 397 loves them too but I haven't found a pellet yet that the 397 doesn't like.