Page 4 - H&N Field Target, .22 Reviews

Nice container with a screw on lid. Clean and uniform pellet that my rws 48 loves.

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These pellets shoot great out to 70 yards with no/light wind. If your shooting with some wind then go with the JSB 18.1.

It's a good accurate pellet. The thing to remember about any pellets is that they have to be sized right for your barrel. Just like humans, all barrels are not created equal.

Buy a good quality pellet where the maker prints the size on the container.

good all around pellet. Perfect match for my discovery. very accurrate

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Screw top lid. I got very poor groupings with these for my new .22 Marauder. They were greatly surpassed by the JSB's 18.1 gr. that got me .5 -.6 inch groups at 50 yds.

very accurate pellets, good long range shooting. 30 yds +

These are always one of my go to pellets when testing for accuracy; they are consistently smooth, clean, and well formed. The hardness for the pellets is between the JSB's and the Crossman Premiers, being a good mix of both. They usually do well in most spring rifles, but there are no guarantees in airgunning. When looking at value, they are more expensive than Premiers, but less expensive than JSB's or RWS (in .22 cal.).

Not a thing, as long as H&N make these and they are accurate from my guns I will shoot them and anything I shoot them at is in trouble.

These pellets (as well as every pellet on the market) vary in weight and head size. Even though the factory tries to sort by head size they will vary, if you want perfectly sorted pellets then buy match quality pellets (expensive) or buy a gauge and scale and sort them yourself. I do not always get the most consistent chronograph results from these pellets, but they always deliver good to excellent accuracy.

accurate pellets for my hw50s. Super happy with pyramyd airs customer service too. Had a package of pellets get "damaged" in shipment and a second tin of pellets was shipped as soon as i notified them. Thanks guys.

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good pellets for the hw50s springer air rifle.

Excellent target pellet, although ut could also be used for hunting. It comes in three different head diameters so I tried them all in my two springers. Interesting that the difference my not only come un accuracy (not very much un my case) but also point of impact.

Not much but I wish H&N would label all pelets with the head diameters (it is usually labeled on rhe back of the tin).

I've always loved how H&N packages their pellets. The tins are not so wide and they are also a screw top.

Good value for the money. head size and weight seem to be very consistent

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These shoot poorly from my Remington Express, and Ruger Impact. They shoot OK from my Crosman 2240 and Benjamin 392. I was a little disappointed with the performance. I really like the way they look, feel, and they way the fit the breech, as well as the cost.

they hit hard in my benjamin trail np2 .22 and they are accurate. the 14.66 gr. are fast as hell. you can hear them zip through the air and the larger head size makes a difference. they seat well and seal well. besides jsb's these shoot the best in my rifle. the one's i use are 5.53 mm head size.

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if you like crosman 14.3 gr. round nose or hollow points give these a shot.

Quality, shape and power!

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Buy these pellets if your looking for a good quality and accurate pellet.

Nicely made pellets, not deformed or anything. The fit in my air rifle is the same every time. One of my air rifles accurate pellets.

From the tin I received I would not change anything.

Try them see if they are accurate in your air gun.

It has a screw on lid, very clean,uniform and great shape. They have a thick skirt which helps keeping a good shape.I use this ones on my Beeman R9 and they wouldn't group well with the stock spring,after installing a Vortek kit they are its favorite snack now.Very good groups at 50 yds. (1/2 -3/4 inches on a light breeze)Good overall quality for the price.

Quality of manufacturing,needs better sorting per batch.I got some tins that weigh under 14.6 and others over 15.3. This is not so much of a problem as long you do the sorting,but it is very time consuming and have to make the proper adjustments to shoot accurately if you are FT competing. But for the average shooter shouldn't be a big problem.

As we all know,not every gun likes the same ammo,so it is a matter of finding the right one for each individual. In the case of my R9 it is working really good right now, but it has good overall quality,just not very consistent from batch to batch.

What can I say that has not been said before about the quality and dependability of the H&N FTT? Not much really. But I feel it is worthwhile to convey my direct experiences with these pellets. The weight distribution (from 8 tins) showed them all to average 14.9 +/- 0.1 grains. I have no pellet gage to establish the size distribution, but all the pellets from "5.53" tins fit the chamber of my D350 like a glove. No need for a pellet seater (which is needed with the Crosman Premier HP and the Ultra Magnum domes for example) to push them in place. No "looseness" in the fit either. Performance is stellar. With iron sights, at 10 meters, sitting (in my chair), the median radius from a group of 25 shots was 0.244 inches. Best accuracy, thus far...

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There is good reason these pellets are among the top sellers worldwide. They deliver consistency and accuracy. And though they are "pricier" than the Walmart specials, they are worth every penny of their price premium. Stock up while on sale and you will never regret it.

My marauder likes these pellets ,very good accuracy. Tried different diameters, these 5.53 s are great!

tins of nonmatched pellets vary in diameter and cause inconsistency in flight and POI

Recently purchased Diana RWS 34P and these 22 cal pellets shoot very consistently. If I do my part I can stack them on top of each other at 10 yds. Waiting for warmer weather to try longer ranges.

Stamp diameter on top of tin for easier identification 5.53. Larger volume packaging with better price, as these are my go to pellets now.

Appear to have good consistency, no deformed pellets yet. (Thanks Pyramyd Air for excellent packageing/shipping)

Used these in my custom Crosman 2400KT and was blown away with how accurate they were together. Bulls eye hits at 35+ yards

To be sponsored and have these free for life! LOL.

As with any pistol or rifle your experience will vary depending on your pellet selection. I've never been disappointed using H&Ns

One hole groups at 20 yard in my HW97k, love the screw on lid.

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Tight fitting in my HW97, which this gun really likes

Outstanding Pellet ; I fire these through my Umarex Octane with excellent results I shoot at a 3/4 inch bull's-eye at 65 yards I use a 3X9X40 AO scope and gun stand. If I don't hit the bull's-eye I am within 3/4 of an inch of it. Pellets are consistent in size and shape very accurate. Good tin and shipped with expert care. What else could a shooter ask for

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I would recommend this pellet to any air gunner regardless of there gun of choice I believe it would preform well an any air gun

Clean; quantity of 500; tin has screw-top lid

Let me say, I am a fan of H&N pellets. When I got my Benjamin Steel Eagle in .22 I zeroed in on this brand in my search for a perfect pellet. My first tin shot incredible groups. 12 shot groups consistently averaged about 825 fps with minimal spread and std. dev. I sampled 30 pellets and was surprised the average weight was only 14.5 grs. No problem though because there was less than 0.2 gr deviation in my sample. I was delighted with the speed and groups. Well, I bought two more tins, same head size but different lots than the first. When I shot these, POI changed and the groups opened up. A chrony test with the old and two new tins showed that the new pellets shot more than 20 FPS slower. Extreme spread and std. dev. more than doubled. Both batches tested with same gun on the same day. Sampled weights of the new pellets averaged 15.0 grs., 0.5 grs more than the first batch I bought. And I wasn't surprised that the spread of the pellet weights was double that of the first tin.

I know you can expect variations from lot to lot. My biggest complaint is the inconsistency in the pellet weights within the last two tins I purchased. I expect that with a cheaper brand, not H&N. I am back to searching for the perfect pellet.