H&N Grizzly, .357, .357 Reviews

price

haven't used them yet

My Bulldog shooting these great out to 40ish yards. They hit hard.

Nothing! I have 4 tins on hand of these.

They don't mushroom but penetrate great! Wish I could get these to shoot this well in my .25 hatsan bt 65 elite. Out of that they get a 1 star. Shows the importance of trying different ammo types, shapes, and weights.

Price was good

In my Shin sung the bullets were very loose. When I shot them they did not shoot hard , which I think may have been due to air blow by around the bullet.

Ok for plinking. but I would check the diameter. y gun is old but other bullets shoot much harder. They may work better in newer rifles

They do not get stuck in the barrel. They are currently available.

I would work on the weight and sizing tolerances.

These were the most in accurate slugs that I have shot out of my RAWS .357. I went from .75 in with the JBS and the NSA slugs at 100 yds. These group around 5 inches consistently. I would not recommend them even for plinking, SHTF possibly.

Nothing

Diameter of the slug needs to be larger. They were so loose in my FX impact. I knew on the first shot they would be terrible .

Anything past 10 yards -forget it. No accuracy whatsoever

The price is good,

These are not as accurate as a heavier pellet in my Benjamin bulldog

they look good

the way they shoot extremely inaccurate they hit all over used them in fx impact hatsan benjamin didn't shoot good in anything

I will not buy again tried them in 2 different caliber

I like the lubricant that almost feels like a liquid Teflon. I got a 950 fps at 2000psi. I still have some of the original and got 900 fps at 2000 psi.

nah-h-h accuracy is excellent and holds wind resistance well. We get 10 to 30 mph winds daily in the mountains. Shooting targets from 30 yds ground lvl and 85 yds from 12 ft tree stand at a 6' railroad tie target. We're shooting .22, .25, and 9mm air rifles

Only thing I would be wishin for is to get 100 rnd tin at the same price...that would make H&N the leader and have a life long loyal customer base.

i shot these from my hatsan hercules bully .357 cal. it feeds easily into the breech and doesn't protrude more than the depth of the magazine. the bullet's weight and shape are very precise. these do have a small torx shape hollow point nose. i weighed a whole tin and i got a low of 81.4 grains and a high of 83.0 grains. i did a 5 shot string after a tank fill up to 250 bar i get 888 fps, 869 fps, 846 fps, 825 fps and 803 fps. i will retest later during the hotter months of the year. the first round after a refill is the only time i can near the advertised 150 fpe for a hercules bully any subsequent shots velocities will be less. i get 1 inch groups at 30 yards on paper. i shot a smooth surface 10 gauge stainless steel sheet metal and im surprised it stopped the h&n grizzly pellets. they hit hard leaving a serious crater and bulged the backside but did not go through. but stacking two shots on the same spot will defeat it

Low cost plinking rounds

Increase the round size to .357

H&N quality

These .356 dia pellets do not shoot accurately in every .357 gun. My experience has been mediocre groups in 2 of my guns and fair in the 3rd gun. I have shot H&N pellets in my .22 and .25 guns for years with great results. Perhaps the difference is a "pellet rifle Barrel" versus an actual rifle barrel. I tried these because of their neat design and the fact that they were "swaged".

I shot 81gr "pellets" from one of their major competitors in the same guns with vety good results. My own "cast" 82gr round balls are the most accurate projectile yet.

Design, shape, good qc, very little variance in size or weight. 82 grains is a good balance between size/weight for medium and higher powered guns. 1000 fps out of my Benjamin rogue.

I would make them .358". I really wish companies would stop peddling one size fits all 9mm/.357 projectiles. They are two different calibers. These guys don't engage the rifling in a true .357 barrel very well. As a result their accuracy is terrible. They won't group worth a darn at any reasonable distance beyond 10 yards.

If you have a .357 barrel in your rifles, spend your money elsewhere. I was really looking forward to using these guys as medium game/predator hunters. In all honesty, they're useless for that because you can't be confident in your shot placement with them. Odds are you'll miss altogether, or worse, wound or maim your quarry without a clean kill. I won't be buying these guys again. I'll probably melt them down and use them for casting.

Fit well with Hatsan and Kalibru bullpup. Killed a medium size boar by targeted at the vital organs zone of its body at around 20m. The pig dropped down without any further sign of movement. Surely is my first choice for using the .357 magazine of Hatsan and Kalibru in hunting.

Perfect design by HN for the thin 9mm magazine.

Anything heavier than 100 grain may not fit in the aforementioned airguns.

The weight is right for moderately powered .357s.

These don't shoot well out of my .357 Rainstorm 3D.

Its too bad these don't shoot well out of my Rainstorm 3D. Its an awesome design and weight for a moderate powered .357. If H&N would made a redesign that would shoot well in a Rainstorm, I'd be all over it.

Shots well out of my RAW .375 at 50 yds. Getting 3/4 -1" groups.

They need to come un-lubed too shot well. My RAW needs lube pellets for best results with FP-10.

Need to clean off the factory lube and relube with FP-10.

shoots well in my bulldog

100 per tin rather than 85

Its a beautiful thing!

Nuttin' !

quality product-quality packaging

Fits rifle perfectly

Nothing

The shape is consistent. Very few aberrations. When they hit, even though they are 82 grains they hit hard and cavitate well. The expansion is quite nice.

What ever lube that is they are putting on their pellets is horrible. It's like the stuff they pack old Russian AKs in. Either ship them with no lube or find a lube that is not as sticky/tacky.

When you first get them they will be all over the place. I had to soak them in de-lube solution, run them in my ultrasonic cleaner, then re lube them with quality pellet lube. After that, the groupings at 50 yards were around 3 inches fairly consistently. Overall a good pellet but you should not have to work that hard to get them to perform.

well-made clean round

needs to a little bit bigger it's fits loosely in evanix sniper 357 hits 3 inches off its 3 inches off compared to JSB pallets when cited in at 25 yards.

h_&_m makes a really nice pallets but the spell it doesn't form that well.