Page 2 - H&N Field Target, .177 Reviews

Very consistent pellet.

I would add the screw on lids that the the barracudas have.

Used in a Benji Trail NP Pistol

vary accurate

nothing

needed little extra velocity on my gamo cadet and it works great.

very fast pellet with accuracy comparable to lead domed pellets.very consistent manufacturing.

lower price point.

great for pest control around garden without worry's of lead contamination.

Lead-free, accurate, consistent

Nothing but the price

These pellets break the sound barrier when shot from my HW95, but are still fairly accurate at 30 yards despite that. When used in my HW30S they stay subsonic and are as accurate as any other premium domed pellet.

These are very nice pellets, although they are light they are tack driver accurate in my Gamo cfr. I was amazed at how accurate they are commpared to other lead free pellets that I have had in the past.

More pellets per tin. Maybe make a 500 count tin.

If you have any under lever gun these pellets will be accurate.

Perfect for a slower shooting airgun, suprisingly accurate.

lighten weight to 5.40ish grains.

quality for such a light pellet.

I was hesitating to review these, because they perform badly in my Air Venturi Bronco. However, I tried them in my Crosman 1377 and they perform great. Even pumping the gun just 3-4 times give a straight shot at 15 yards.

More to a tin.

Extremely light. Also, be careful as they bounce off hard surfaces, unlike lead pellets.

Accuracy. The more accurate of the 2 types of "lead free" pellets that I've tried so far. In my pistols, (CP88,CP99,and Px4) They are more accurate than the predator GTO wadcutters, and almost as accurate as lead RWS hobbys.

Let people know for sure if these are 100% lead free.

Worth the price because of their accuracy, but not really sure if these are 100% lead free since the tape seal around the can states that they contain lead. Would have given it 5 stars if I was sure they contained no lead.

Surprisingly good accuracy.For use in Co2 or low power guns.

Too expensive to use on a regular basis.

Most if not all ultra light pellets I have tried seem to sacrifice total accuracy at distance for speed. I like to target shoot pistols out to 20+ yards. 380-500 fps w/lead just doesn't get them there and most ultralight pellets scatter. . These seem to go farther while retaining quite a bit more accuracy.

The lead-free material.

See notes below.

Let me first say that these are great pellets; in someone elses gun! But not my 2011 Gamo Whisper with a Leapers SCP-392AOMDTS at 60 feet! I found that these pellets scatter all over the targets and are very inconsistent. I'm new to the world of air rifles and am on my hunt for the pellet type that my gun likes. But what I have noticed so far (and read) is that there is a lot of variables that have to be considered in the world of pellet to barrel physics. Like, I've noticed that these pellets fit "loosely" in the barrel whereas other brands and models fit tighter and you have to really push them in. The tighter the fit the better the accuracy because of less wiggle in the barrel as the pellet is propelled through it. The grain weight of a pellet makes a difference too and these are very light pellets.

Lead-free

Increase the weight. Appear to be made of cast aluminum. These rebound and ricochet like crazy.

Lead is dangerous to handle, and there's no debate on that. Not wishing to wear gloves and to be able to shoot spontaneously, this is a way to go. But it's just OK, nothing great. Would suggest using the copper .177 over these, though the cost is greater.

I have found it to be much more consistent in size and shape than cheap lead Daisy wadcutters or cheap lead Crosman wadcutters. I use this ammo with an RWS Model 34. All of my experiences have occurred when firing from this gun. This ammo loads into my gun the same way every time, and fills the seat snugly. This is good. I like that it fires at a super-sonic speed, meaning you get that nice, loud crack that puts a smile on everyone's faces. One can blast through plywood and dent solid metal better than with lead pellets.

It's probably impossible, but it would be nice if they deformed on impact so that ricochet is minimized. At the same time, it's fun that they don't deform in that you can blast through ice buckets, wet phone books, and other random objects whereas lead ammo will not.

The ricochet goes a long distance sometimes, so beware. I have had absolutely no accuracy problems. I would recommend these to anyone whom enjoys shooting in the backyard but doesn't want to leave lead waste everywhere.

They are clean no lead on fingers. Have not had any damaged skirts. Easy to load.

More in the tin.

I use these in a Beeman R7 and at 20 yards my wife shoots 1/8 to 1/4 groups consistently. And very good grouping out to 30 yards. I have only used these in the R7.

not much

don't have a solution

i hate to be a stick in the mud but these don't like (or vice versa) my 1377c pistols or my remington npss long gun.maybe yours will. good luck to you.

These work great in a low power Crosman 1077 and CO2 powered pistols. Good velocity

Lower price

Precise accuracy. High velocity. Uniformity of size and shape. No lead.

Add a screw-on cover - even though the cover supplied holds tight.

Having tried a slew of different ammo for CO2 pistols, this ammo is by and away the best I've found for indoor or field targets. With a full CO2 cartridge using a Beretta PX4, 16 rounds clustered within 2" at 25 feet. Superior to other ammo made of lead - no smudges on your fingers, no residue left in your pistol - and at least equal to PBA ammo in terms of penetration and velocity. Outstanding!

No lead

More pellets in container for price

Good Product. A little pricey.Not Pyramid,s fault

Quality. Accuracy. Appears to have low air resistence. Reasonably riced. Nice fit in chamber and repeater magazines. Very clean pellet - no dust.

What's to change?

Mild deformation characteristics, just enough to give it good "thwack."

Clean and overall consistency.

Nothing. They seem to be a good overall pellet. They are lighter weight than I prefer, but that's not the pellets fault. I just wanted to see how they'ld perform from my gun for fun.

The only airgun I own is a Daisy 880 Powerline. According to my CED M2 Chronograph they average 705 fps at 10 pumps. 10 shot groups from an honest 15 yards were consistently under 1". Most commonly 5/8" - 3/4".

The weight and consistency of each pellet in tin. Also lead free.Perfect for my crosman T-4 pistol!

Nothing

This pellet works perfect for my low power crosman T-4 c02 pistol.Compared to the slightly heavier H&N 6.48 lead free ,this one is better. Great velocity and good accuracy . I just make sure i thouroughly clean my barrel of any lead deposits from previous shooting sesions with lead pellets before using these pellets.And a few drops of pellgun oil in tin also is perfect.