Page 2 - H&N Field Target, .22 Reviews

Number of pellets. Did not shoot very consistent groups like the predator GTO's which are lighter.

More consistent be weight I think might be the problem.

Not bad for the price and number of pellets.

Very uniform clean looking. Extremely accurate 1/2 diameter hole 10 pellets @17 yards Aspen Seneca 22 cal

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These pellets are the most accurate tested in my .22 Benjamin Discovery and shoot very well in some of my breakbarrels too. They seem soft and devasting on small game and pest birds like crows and starlings.

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Quality of pellet and screw top lid

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Extremely accurate in my modified 1720T and MLR...both head sizes 5.53 and 5.55 were accurate but the the head size 5.55 was slightly more accurate..

The pellets are constant thru the entire tin, The 5.55mm 22 cal pellets are the ones my rifle shoots best, however, the 5.53 or 5.54 work very well for most shooting.. I find they all are very clean and arrived very well packed so as to not suffer damage during shipment.

Just strive to maintain the high quality that you currently have, and improve the product whenever possible.

I would advise HW97kt owners to try one each of the sizes, H&N FTT(5.53,5.54,5.55) to see if your gun likes this pellet as well as mine does.

These pellets are the best in my Gamo swarm maxim they group very nice

Shoots true out of my TX200

Every gun has its own pellet that it likes. My TX200 loves this pellet.

Ive been having trouble getting my marauder pistol to group decently. Tried many, many pellets of various size , shape , weight. These in the 5.55mm head size are without a doubt the best.

I wouldnt change anything, they work great.

Im guessing i have a "p rod" with a slightly " loose" barrel and these must engage the rifling properly. Now i can get 1/2 to 5/8 groups at 25 yrds consistantly.

I tried several different tins of top name pellets in my new Beeman R9 (HW95), and after about 1000 rounds I tried these H&N Field Target Trophy .22 cal pellets. The 5.55mm is little snug, and take a little extra push to seat them. But WOW, the accuracy is way better than anything I've tried in the gun so far. The very first shot was the most centered bulls eye I had ever shot (30 yards)! Then followed up with multiple bulls eyes on the center of many more of the 1-inch sticky-dot circles I place all over the sheet. What convinced me to try these pellets, is that they are offered in many increments of .01mm (0.0004"). They must have good sorting to offer consistent sizing within half a thousandth of an inch. I got some 5.54's but haven't tried them yet. Will order 5.53's just to try, but think the 5.55mm are what I'll end up buying in bulk. I think I found my gun's pellet of choice. And with the current sale PA is holding on pellets (pick 4, pay 3), is way under the normal .03/ea.

Put the actual size on the tin lid, instead of on a hard to read label on the bottom. (5.53, 5.54, 5.55mm)

Cleaned gun after trying 100-200 rounds, and barrel not as dirty as other brands I tried.

this is so far the best pellet I've found for a Umarex throttle . no deformed skirts very uniform pellet

lower price but who would not want that

don't know how they will work for you just know they work for me

The screw top metal tin.

I bought these for a Weirauch HW95. I've tried all sorts of pellets from several top brands (H&N, JSB, RWS, Crosman) and these FTT pellets produce the best groups with my rifle. Five shot groups at 10 meters from a soft rest are just a slightly ragged hole. They are the best ones I've found so far. I bought some 5.53mm, 5.54mm and 5.55mm diameter pellets and have tried them all. All were very good, with the best in my gun being the 5.55mm. I seat the pellets with a pellet seating tool to ensure that they are seated consistently. Accuracy is wonderful !!!

The metal tin with screw on lid is good. These won't spill all over if the tin gets inverted.

I bought these for a Weirauch HW95. I've tried all sorts of pellets from several top brands (H&N, JSB, RWS, Crosman) and these FTT pellets produce the best groups with my rifle. Five shot groups at 10 meters from a soft rest are just a slightly ragged hole. They are the best ones I've found so far. I bought some 5.53mm, 5.54mm and 5.55mm diameter pellets and have tried them all. All were very good, with the best in my gun being the 5.55mm. I seat the pellets with a pellet seating tool to ensure that they are seated consistently. Accuracy is wonderful !!!

They work Great!

Accuracy for the PROD. .22cal. Spot On!

they shoot extremely well out of my Benjamin Marauder 22 synthetic especially at long distance they shoot better than the jsb 18.13 grains that I triedI would recommend everybody to try these once at least

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give them a try it'll be worth it

H&N FTT have been a favorite of mine for a very long time. Excellent pellets consistent weight and shape. I like that I can get three diameter head sizes to suit different barrels. I use these pellets as my benchmark to compare other pellets against.

I lube my pellets with finish line or similar (Dupont has one made by finish line).

These gave the best grouping over all others tried. They were clean and have not found any that are deformed or bent.

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In the Benjamin Maximus these shot the best for me. (One hole 15 in a row). The crossmans shot well but I kept having a single filer in 5 shot groups. These did not have the fliers and was consistently going to the same POI. All was done at 15 yards

If I take several rifles this is my go to pellet and seems to get good grouping in all. If I had one choice this would be it. Looking through a tin of pellets I never find a flattened or defective pellet like some other brands. Mid weight is a great starting point for the first shots through a new rifle and will probably end up being the most accurate after several brands and weights are tested.

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If you are buying your first tin of pellets with new rifle this should be the starting point. Great for varied distances and hunting also.

I have two rifles that like larger head diameter pellets. There are not many suppliers that offer large head diameters. This pellet meets that requirement.

Head diameter variation.

Measuring head diameter is a must to seperate pellets that have different points of impact.

I measured several and found perfectly consistent head size: 5.55mm as advertised.

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These fit snugly in by Beeman R9 and deliver the smallest groups of any pellets I've tried in that gun.

well made pellets, so far my 22 mrod seems to like these with the 5.55 head size best. Nice that they come in 500 count with a screw top lid