Page 4 - H&N Field Target, .25 Reviews

There's no mold, flashing on these pellets just pure led that's nicely done. I like the fact that they fit snug in my Sniper 125.

Of course same Old song more pellets please!!!!!!!!

These fly fast and hit hard from my Mod 125 Sniper, excellent flight characteristics perfect for long range but the JSB's are to just a tad bit heavier.

very uniform pellets and very clean. shot from my Mod 125 Sniper is like shooting a .177 cal. with a 7.9 grain,,, in other words you get a flatter trajectory and still get good muzzle energy as well as distance. they really fly fast and accurate I gotta order more.

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Very accurate at least in my gun they reach over 50 yards and capable of doing damage,, I wouldn't shoot any pellet higher than 27 grain because I really like the distance they cover in the Mod 125 Sniper.

very uniform no deformity's or flashing in the can I received I also like the clean shiny coat that's on them. They're light enough to give that flat trajectory out to 80 yards than most others. My Mod 125 Sniper loves them .\\

Great pellet no need for change.

My Mod 125 Sniper .25 chronographed these at high of 821 and average of 802 fps, most of all they maintain they're energy down range. Get them you won't be sorry.

Yet another H&N hitter. This is an all gun pellet.

350 tin

one of the best pellets you can buy

Very nice hard hitting pellets!

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they fit tight in the breach & these will fly higher than heavy's?

Consistency. Ive been through many tins and they have never varied.

Maybe greater volume, but other than that, nothing.

I shoot these both from Hatsan 125th and mod95. Its light enough for a non magnum springer in the 95 to shoot well at closer ranges and in the magnum it provides a flatter trajectory at greater distances than the heavier. Good accuracy in both.

very uniform and clean

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these are not as accurate out of a marauder as the JBS pellets. I believe with the right barrel twist they would be excellent. OR possibly slowing them down in the 600 fps range. right now im just offhand plinking with them @ 10-20 meters at about 830fps. they are 10-11% faster out of the barrel. I just wish they were more accurate out of the Benjamin. Would probably be excellent out of a springer.

My Hatsan AT44 Long QE wouldn't hold a group with these at 30 yards. I had a hard time getting them to stay on an 8.5x11" sheet of paper. I thought these might be a little too light for a high-powered magnum PCP like the Hatsan, but I didn't expect them to perform that badly

They're nice-looking pellets, but if they don't shoot straight nothing else matters.

If you have a Hatsan PCP you might want to avoid these. I think they're better-suited for lower-powered .25 springers.

Great shape, a little on the tight side though. Accuracy is decent.

Accuracy could be better for the price...... these weren't bad, but still far from excellent in my Hatsan 135 Vortex. 1 inch grouping isn't bad at 25 yards, but still...... these were seriously outperformed by JSB and Air Arms. Even the Barracuda Hunter pellets were a little better at groupings, and those didn't even fit so tight.

Definitely worth trying out if your air rifle likes bigger pellets.

Screw on lid!!!! Good quality pellet, good weight for my slower FPS Hatsan 95 Vortex.

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Perform well out of my Hatsan 95 Vortex in .25 caliber. Low weight but still have a lot of energy on target.

Price, 1.5inch groups at 50yards on average best group was 3/4 Inch@50yards

Better quality control About 25% fliers.

They do shoot the best out of my Hatsan model 135

Great pellets, shot very well in my Benjamin XL 725. They shoot more accurate then the Benjamin/Crosman pellets recommended.

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These are very similar to the Beeman FTS pellets, both great pellets in my guns!

Great pellet for plinking!

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Similar to a Diablo

These are a great alternative to JBS Diablo when they are out of stock. I even like these better. They fly faster, but not only that, they mushroom better. Almost always the outhole will be bigger then entry hole.

Offer a 500 can!!

The can has a screw on lid. These pellets do have a little nipple on the dome. They are accurate!!

20.06 gr

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Buy more then you need.

I'm still trying to find "THE" pellet for my Condor SS. So far I am pleased with these and JSB's. Warmer weather is around the corner and I will give a better review. But, so far so good.

Could all the pellet manufactures PLEASE make tins with screw on lids. I'm sure it's not just me.

PA makes it easy to try lots of different pellets with their buy 3 get 1 free!

I like the lighter gr. pellet for small game. They fly good from my 25 cal. Marauder.

May be a little more pellets for the buck would be nice

I have shot these pellets out to 40 yards, very happy. Don't know about about the long range yet.

They are good at 100 yds. shuts on the crony with the Hatson 100C 673.2 FPS

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Good Pellet for the 100 C Hatsan .25 cal

These pellets shoot great out of my Hatsan 1000s. Noticeably faster than 25 gr pellets. Also very accurate with no fliers.

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Mine came as 19.3 gr. which is fine with me.

Consistent, accurate pellets and they hit hard at range. The weight is just right for a .25 magnum breakbarrel. I like the screw on kids as well, big improvement over the old tins.

Offer two tin sizes like JSB does. I like to be able to take advantage of buy 3 and get one free at this price, but it would be nice to have the option to buy a bigger tin. Also, offer different head sizes like the .22 version. Not a lot of truly precision options out there for .25 pellets, and I worry that as the head size varies from one run or lot to the next, they may eventually not shoot as well as before.

If you use chairgun, you'll notice that the listed ballistic coefficients for heavier domes are far better than they are for the FTT's. What is missing from the data is the velocities at which the ballistic coefficients were measured. If you do a little searching on the web, you'll see that at PCP power levels the data for the FTT is not nearly as good, but at springer power levels the data for the heavier domes is not nearly as good. With magnum breakbarrel guns shooting this pellet in the 700-800 foot per second range you are going to see a much flatter trajectory and ballistic coefficients getting pretty close to the heavier options out there. You might sacrifice a foot pound at 50 yards but the drop with a 30 yard zero is almost negligible on rabbit-sized quarry. My XS28M is about a 24 fpe gun (around 740 fps with FTT) and with a 30 yard zero i only experience about 1.5-2" of drop at 50 yards and they still smack my spinners really hard. My exact scope height is unknown but I use a UTG dovetail to weaver adapter and ultra-low rings I picked up at a local gun shop.