Page 9 - H&N Field Target, .22 Reviews

reputation, H&N quality and obvious attention to fit and finish. I bought these to use in my high quality airguns.

nothing at all except to make production batches of the nominal 625 ct. that guarantee all pellets are from the same molding equipment that has not seen too much production use.

Pick brands you have had good results from.

They group well at 25yds

Cant really complain.

These work great in my gamo whisper nitro .22.

One of the most accurate pellets ever made. It works well in my Marauder pistol, RWS 94, R9 .22cal, Cyclone etc. I have yet to find an airgun that it is not accurate in. I would definately get the 5.53 version, especially for springers. I own many airguns, so this is from years of experience, and shooting all kinds of pellets.

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Every springer is different, and some are more picky than a .22 long rifle.

tight fit, consistent.

would love to see these in a 15-17 grain. the obligatory less money statement

great pellet but, for the price others shoot just as well in my rws34 and 350 and cost less

Excellent consistency. Bottom of tin had 5.53 and they were definitely 5.53.

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Works great with my Remington NPSS.

Probally the best pellet out there,and large enough head size to fit most guns

This is a very accurate pellet. Shooting out side at 25 yds. you can cover your groups with a dime . I am very happy with this pellet . I shot mine through a RWS 34 .22 cal. rifle.

They don't load as smoothly as the RWS pellets but they are very accurate.

Good uniformity throughout tin.

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Good quality, found no deformed pellets. Grouped well within 50 yards with my mrod.

You'll find a great fitting pellet with the multiple head sizes available.

I can't complain about this pellet.

The 5.53mm head size are quite accurate with a Remington NPSS .22 cal. You should definitely consider these for that rifle. That is a "go to" pellet.

the texture , is a lot more solid then some other pellets that I have used and still use . No scope change for h&n 14.66gr. , over 14.3 chp., cd. or the cp. witch are the most used : the jsb jumbo 14.34 still on change , jsb just feel cheep and week , soft to the h&n ..

the tin lids will fall off , watch it or you will have a mess !!!!!!!!!!!!

READ THE INFO be for you by ; the head comes in several sizes , they do fit and shoot slightly different too some others ,.

After being recommended these pellets by PyramypAir's tech/chat being matched for my Stoeger X20S I found them to be very accurate and hit hard. This company makes very clean and consistent ammo and fit nice and snug.

Nothing, Ammo is flawless but a Screw Top Lid would be nice! (should be a law)

Talk with PyramydAir chat/tech's about the best ammo for your gun - they know 'cause they've shot'm all and know what shoots best out of your gun,

Very clean and consistent in size and shape. The lead seemed to fit the rifling a little more snug than other pellets but that might be the secret to its great accuracy.

Srew on lid please! I dont like 200-500 pellet pick up.

These seemed to be a pit softer than normal pellets. Be gental when loading them into magazines.

Clean lines, very uniform, and they have a high BC according to a few peoples' tests I've read, somewhere around .029. Haven't hunted with them yet but they really punch the spinners at 40 and 80 yards out of my XL 1100

Lower price would be cool but these are some nice pellets.

The only thing I had to do to sight these from CPHP in my XL was give 2 clicks down. 1" spinner at 80 yards first try, right on the third mill dot where Strelok ballistics calculator said to aim. These seem to hit really hard also, probably the retained velocity. You can believe I'll be loading up on these for the XL, maybe I'll see if I can tune the Disco for a good shot string and see how accurate they are. All in all these are some great looking pellets with no lead flakes or anything to turn your fingers black. Both of my 1100's are on a new permanent diet.

Shoot far better than any other pellet I've tried. High quality for sure.

They are a bit pricey for sure. Lowering the price 20% and packing in a screw-on lid would be perfect.

After trying other pellets in my Trail NP, I thought I was destined to have so-so groupings. Then I tried these and now the groups are very good to excellent.

H&n make fine lead. My pistol marauder likes them.

Price, free would be rad

Dont skimp on pellets, get decent ones you gun likes, then stock up, dont want to go empty

Very uniform. Also a very clean pellet.

Is a little pricey but I guess you get what you pay for in quality. Screw top tin would also be nice.

Very accurate pellet out of my benji xl 1100. One inch groups at 40 yards with bsa tactical scope. Have only tried 2 different pellets through this gun so far. Chop and the field target trouble and they both shoot very well. Like I said above they are a little pricey when compared to the coup with really no better groupings.

Good value for the money. The pellets are uniform and very few, if any, deformed pellets. These are the most accurate in my Marauder pistol, giving me one ragged hole at 25 yards

Like most pellets, a screw on lid would be nice

if you haven't already, give these pellets a try, you will be pleasantly surprised

These are great consistent pellets. This is eveident when you open the tin and measure weights at random. What more is there to say.

Screw top lids!!!!! Screw top lids!!!!!! What is it with pellet makers refusal to use screw top lids!!!!!!!!

Shoot very tight groups in a Benji Trail NP! I would suggest these for the gun.

the fact that each time I buy these pellets, they shoot accurately. That shown consistency in manufacture.

nothing.....ah well maybe a bit lower price.

To me, the accuracy of a pellet is more important than the shape (type), and second most important is the quantity per tin, as shipping cost can impact the price per order. These come 500 per tin.

Very Consistent, very snug in the barrel of my Hammerli 850, 32 shots inside 1" from 48yards, can be sighted to 60 yards with sub 2" groups pretty easily from the shoulder. Not alot of knockdown power at that distance but stills leaves a wadcutter smooth hole. Well placed these will end a squirrel or rabbit, and sub 50 yards I have found no equal to these grouping wise. The JSB Diabolo 18.13's dont fit as snug but group nearly as well and hold more energy and the Baracuda 21.14's are right on their heels. The 15.9's dont group as well as any mentioned above nor do the 13.43's or Crosman premiers, but the barracuda Green need 12.65gr need honorable mention

My gun has a modified suppressor and is a tad slower than stock but 94dB @ the muzzle is worth it. From 35 yards firing out of a window, pests watch their comrades fall and look confused.