H&N Sniper Light, .22 Reviews

Pretty consistent accuracy at 20yds.

so far,nothing. Haven't shot it enough to really give a full review.

Spend a little bit of money for quality products. Better off in the long run.

Accuratein the Benjamin EliteNP .22 cal tactical version.3-9x50 barska huntsman scope Perfect weight for consistency out of this break barrel rifle

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Buy them! They are a bit pricey...Youll be pleasantly surprised though..accuracy isn't necessarily cheap...the perform well in my rifle

Shoots well on shots under 50 yards With gamo swarm

The container screws close.

I have a Beeman Sportmans series RS2. These pellets did not perform well in my air rifle. They seem to fit loose in the barrel when loaded. The size and shape did seem consistent. They may perform better in other air rifles/pistols.

I like the design, especially how the skirt is made. Pellets arrived in good shape. Saw good reports with this pellet for the Diana Chaser,

Tried it in the pistol and rifle version. Could not get good groups in either one.

Will do further testing with my other rifles and pistols to see if any of them like these better.

On several occasions I have ordered the sniper light pellets in .22 cal. for use in my Gamo Swarm Magnum rifle. In this design and at 14 grains these pellets perform very well at various distances out to 50 yards. I have not been able to shoot them beyond 60 yards as of yet. I have hunted squirrels with them and they have been quite effective. At this point in time I've only had opportunity to shoot squirrels out to 47yards.(according to my Nikon aculon range finder)

The only thing I would like to have changed, is to be able to purchase tins of 500. Back when I started airgunning with adult powered airguns, all pellets were sold in tins of 500. I have been shooting adult airguns for 40 years now.

Yes, if others are interested in An accurate pellet that is well designed & precision made as well as flat shooting in airguns from 900 f.p.s. to 1100 f.p.s. (.22cal for me) The H&N sniper light pellets are a great choice. They perform great in my Ruger impact max .22cal. Also in my Gamo swarm magnum .22 cal. I have shot the pellets accurately in both rifles out to 60yards, hitting 2" walnuts consistently. Distance ranged with Nikon Aculon rangefinder.

Very accurate. Nice weight for mid size powered gun.

Skirts dont look like picture and are thin fragile and maybe ten percent were too damaged to shoot.

You will love these

Both the sniper light and the sniper magnum produce tighter groups when shooting targets. They also have enough punch for small game. Buy some and try them if you are looking for a better pellet.

Nothing;a change would mess them up. They are just right.

The skirt on this pellet really makes all the beneficial difference.

Accuracy

Cool looking different from most pellets

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I bought them because they looked cool as a bonus they perform very well

Shoot very well in umarex guantlet

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Definitely give these a try

Very nice clean pellet, hard lead like crosman dome pellets not a lot of expansion beware of pass through shots

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Great for pesting

I love the shape and the grouping I got out of my gun. I recently bought a umerax gauntlet in .22 cal. I tested five pellets so far...4 of them crossman. And they all did really well the hp crsmn shot half inch group at 30 yards. But these sniper lights 3/8 group!! For sure ordering more and will be doing more testing!

I would love to buy 500 at a time for a decent deal. Love the screw on lids!

These pellets are dead accurate out of all three of my guns. Gauntlet, octane, and red 48/54.

These pellets are extremely accurate in my P-rod. Eight shots at 25 yards from a rested position make a single perfectly round hole and are EASILY covered by a dime. I typically get a few flyers with the Field Target Trophy and CPHP pellets, but not with the Sniper Lights. I haven't tried them at longer distances, but 25 to 30 yards is about the effective hunting range for the P-rod anyway. I still need to try them in some of my other guns, but the fact that they perform so well in my P-rod makes them a winner in my opinion. These pellets also have a very nice shape for long range shooting and I believe they retain their velocity well. I have not weighed these pellets, but based on my groups, they appear to have very uniform weight because there is no vertical stringing - just a nice round hole for a group. I have tried many other pellets. RWS Hobby pellets give me a nice group too, but only at short distances of about 10 yards, and the RWS groups tend to be taller than wide.

It would be nice if they were cheaper. If I could save a few bucks buying tins of 500 I would do that. $8.95 for 250 pellets is a bit much for 22 caliber pellets.

Pyramydair is the best place to buy your air guns, ammo, and accessories. They have outstanding customer service and knowledgeable employees! It's great to be able to call them and speak to real person who knows and understands the products they sell. How refreshing is that!? They also have a great air gun repair team that repaired an issue with the trigger on my P-rod free of charge even though it was no longer covered by warranty. They said the gun should never have had the problem, so they repaired it and shipped it back to me for free.

10 yards with my QB78 at 550fps. 1/4 group on the regular.

More in a tin

As good or slightly more consistent than jsb exact 18.93grain Either one fires true out of my rifle.

These are the most accurate close and long range pellets I have shot out of both of my break barrel rifles which are the only ones I have . The next to them is their big brother the sniper magnums. They are my go to pellets for precise close and long range shooting. I have several other pellets in my supply but none as accurate! !!

This pellet appers to be the most accurate among all pellets I have tried. And assuming I can trust H&N's aerodynamic data, this is one of the most efficient flyers out there. I have no pellet gage to establish a size distribution but these pellets "fit" the chamber of my D350 like a glove. A very light press with a pellet seater is all that is needed. Finger pressure is not quite enough, and the rough skirt rim can easily catch a nail and get damaged. The weight distributions (out of 4 tins) all had the same average of 14.2 +/- 0.1 grains. Accuracy was stellar. At 10 meters, with iron sights, sitting (in my chair) the median radius from a 25 shot trial was 0.199 inches. Best among all the pellets I have tried thus far.

Nothing in regards to the pellet. But please package them in 500-count tins. And bring the price down, at least in line with the FTTs. At about $40 per 1000, I have a hard time justifying buying these pellets vs. a two-pack of FTTs.

This pellet is a complete overkiill (and a waste of money) at ranges under 25 yards. We cannot capitalize from its very high accuracy at these short ranges. FTTs are just about as accurate at 25 yards, and half as expensive. This pellet is screaming to be tested at ranges beyond 50 yards. This is where we separate the wheat from the chaff... Unfortunatelly, I have no easy access to such a range to test how good this pellet might really be.

They are very consistaint very hard pellets With BC 0.03 . These are very accurate even out of my Hatsan 135 Vortex Ram. 940 fps 27.25 pe at muzzle and staying over 21.4 pe at 30 yards. They have punched thru a steel 14 gage tray at 29 yards several times. I have shot critters at 100 yards several times. Once you figure the mildot to hold they are right on target. I site in at 22-23 yards dead on. Using a Leapers with soild base mount 4x16x56 30mm tube makes life good on a soild rested shots.

Possible some softness to the lead. these do not expand on impact of pests. They have shown only scratching on bone hits. They have shown clean holes thru skin of a nutter same size in and out on no bone hits. Shock value is very low with these.

H&N was recommeded by Hatsan USA. I was having ram failures with Crosman HP 14.3 gr. The H&N lights when i measured them I noted these are only riding on the rear skirt of the pellet. The crosman were riding on both front and rear skirt. but were of a lessor diameter than the H&N Sniper Lights. I was amazed that these were shooting fine groups at 10 and 16 and 23 yards.

Nice pellets, nice quality and consistency, they shoot nice tight groups at lower power in my Hatsan Gladius. They also are just as accurate out of the AA S200 Hunter.

Nothing but maybe offer in 500 count.

So far these shoot nice tight groups in my Gladius lat power levels up to 4. Will probably switch ot the 18gr version for power levels above that.

H&N quality clean and I like the profile..

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Not good groups and poor accuracy for ME in my Benjamin Titan GP .22 cal., I'm still testing pellets anyone have a good pellet recommendatrion that has perfomed well in their .22 cal.Titan? Let me know as I am still testing and searching.