Page 2 - H&N Rabbit Magnum, .22 Reviews

I was attracked to these originally because of their bullet shape as I want a airgun pellet that I can push over 900 fps and retain good accuracy

Don't know what it would need changed to make it more accurate out of my Evinex AR-6.

Check the reviews on these to see if others are getting good accuracy in your model of airgun

They are very clean, the can I got was in excellent shape. Outstanding appearance of quality in the pellets. Every single one looked perfect.

I have never in my life seen worse accuracy from a pellet than these gave in a Benjamin Discovery. At 50 yards these things hit everywhere except where they are supposed to. No joke, no exaggeration. The worst accuracy I have ever seen. Impossible to get a group of any kind on paper.

Our Benjamin discovery hates them. If you have a Discovery these might not be for you.

accurate hunting pellets heavy weight superior damage to weight ratio!

adding a hollow point would stabilize these pellets for more accuracy!

work very well in break barrel rifles need to use a pellet seat to use in any break barrel rifle!

Hard hitting

Hard to group with qb78. About an inch at 10 yards.

Clean them. They are filthy. I oil mine to stop oxidation.

they work excellent in a Benjamin 392. they penetrate deeper than jsb monsters at the same weight, most likely because of the shape and/or harder lead. they have a perfect seal in the Benjamin 392. they hit very hard and cause massive damage to soft things they hit. much like a minie ball of the civil war they tumble on soft targets so it would be good for hunting any size game an air rifle can humanly kill.

maybe a little bit smaller diameter for better versatility in guns, and it should have a triple ring seal like the real minie ball instead of a single seal at the back. its a pain to cycle them in a p rod because of the tight fit. the choked barrel and the tight fit of the pellet seems to rob some velocity when used in the p rod. jsb monster is a better alternative for the p rod.

they fit snug in all guns but they should shoot fine if not better because of that.

Not much. They really look good.

I don't know how you would fix something that works so poorly from my three .22 rifles.

These may work well in other rifles but with my Marauder at 50 yds. I could not get them on paper at 25 yds. they were all over an 8 inch target from all three of my .22s the Marauder the 2240 and the backpacker.

Not much they may shoot well out of other guns but my Marauder couldn't get them on paper at 50 yards and at 25 yards I had a 6 inch spread .

I really had high hopes for this pellet the shape is great looks about like a 40 grain .22 long rifle projectile.

I could not get a decent group out of these pellets from my Marauder maybe some other rifles will work better with them.

I really like the shape of this pellet. it looks like a bullet and hits like one. it's heavy and pounds a target hard. it's pretty accurate from what can tell up to about 50 yards with 3 shots out of five shots right beside each other in the bulls eye, with one a little lower and the other on the rim of a quarter size target. not bad at all, but going out to around 100 yards just picking out a target and firing, i found that does drop a bit but still right in line with the target. i'll have to really learn this pellet at different ranges but i know if you can drop this pellet on it somethings getting hit hard. i like it.

i would like to see this one in a 20 gr. maybe.

i have a hatsan .22 cal and this pellet does contact the o-ring going in the receiver a little more than some other pellet designs. i didn't have any problems with this one but i did with the H & N sniper mags where the o-ring was damaged. they just rub it more so just be mindful of that.

It shot well.

not a thing

very good pellet

I absolutely love these pellets. I shoot these out of my Hatsan AT44-10 QE Long .22 cal. They are very accurate and hit very hard. I only shoot out to about 25 yards but I believe they will be just as accurate at further distances. Prior to these pellets the JSB Jumbo monster 25.39 gr pellets were my favorite but now these are my favorites. I like the tin container they come in. I love H&N pellets, in my opinion they are very well made high quality pellets. I will continue to purchase these as long as I have my Hatsan. Looking forward to getting the new Hatsan Galdius and some H&N pellets.

Nothing that I can think of. No manufacturer can make a pellet to fit everyones gun perfectly. Therefore these pellets are not going to work for everyone. You simply must find the best pellet for your gun. For my Hatsan these are perfect.

Be very careful what you are shooting at. These pellets will go through a lot of stuff under 25 yards so you need to be aware of whats behind your target. I have seen it blow through a squirrel at 25 yards with ease and lodge into the fence deeply. It will also go through fence boards with ease. They fit the magazine in my Hatsan AT44-10 QE very well.

Quality seems great.

Description is incorrect.

The listing description is for a totally different pellet than the one in the picture. The described pellet will fit in a non-PCP rifle, whereas the photo shows a differently weighted pellet that states for PCP only on the tin, but nowhere in the description does it say that these are for PCP only. These pellets do not fit into a non-PCP rifle, they are just too big.

I absolutely love these pellets. I have a Hatsan AT44-10 QE Long in .22. These pellets are very accurate in my Hatsan. They fit very well in the magazine. I have been shooting the JSB Monster 25.39 gr pellets which my gun shoots very well also, however I am starting to like these H&N a lot. They have very good penetration and knock down power. So now I have 2 favorite pellets to shoot. I will be buying these again as well as the JSB Monsters. Love the screw top can.

Absolutely nothing, maybe a larger container of about 500. No big deal though just order few cans.

These pellets hit very hard at 25 yards out of my Hatsan. In fact it usually goes through a lot of stuff under that range including wood fence boards. I have seen them go through a squirrel and embed into a fence at 20 yards. Therefore be very careful about what you are shooting at. If you have a high powered PCP air gun you should try these pellets. These are not for medium powered air guns. In my opinion for my Hatsan AT44 these are as perfect as you can get. I like these better than the JSB Monster 25.39 grain pellets which are excellent pellets as well.

Most pellets today are not designed for PCP air guns. I'm talking about the " skirted design "...Velocity of any air gun will affect the ballistics of a pellet. Higher velocity will give you also unstable pellet...you have seen numerous footages on YouTube with wobbly pellets...The reason for that is " skirted design of a pellet "...It means, pellets of today are not designed for the high velocity PCP air guns...this would be a pellet, that has been designed for PCP air rifle, it also weighs 25.6 grains...this means, if you compare this pellet in .22 caliber to some other pellets in .25 caliber, this pellet will have a bigger penetration, and knock down power even though it's .22...next good thing about it is, the higher tolerance to wind...one thing is for sure, if you're looking for a non-wobbly pellet, this is it... If you cannot determine between .22 and .25... what caliber of the air gun, you should buy...I would strongly advise you to buy .22 and use this pellet in it...

Make it hollow on the back, and a bit longer, use the same amount of led, and use Noseler pattern for a pellet...like I sad, hollowed on the back...

If you go from .22 to .25 caliber of PCP air gun, you're losing your shot count...
With this pellet, you can stay with .22 caliber which will give you more shots per fill out of your PCP gun. And you will still get the same knock down power, as you were shooting out of .25 caliber air gun...
Gunsmithing is a half of the gun, the other half is ballistics of the bullet, or in this case, a pellet...
.22 caliber Benjamin Marauder, you get 50 good shots out of it...
.25 caliber Benjamin Marauder you'll get 25 good shots out of it...and another thing to be considered is...
The bigger the pellet is, there is more friction between the barrel of a gun and a pellet, friction is what slows down the projectile...more friction also means less feet per second...
So far, this is the best pellet for the PCP high velocity air guns...

H & N quality.

I should of read what was on the lid on the tin. PCP only. My spring guns do not like. The Hat 150 has the power to push them, but you cant line them up right w/ loading. The heavy cyl shaped JSB worked better for me. Im gonna stick to the Baracuda 21g. Its all around best performer. I had my 150 tuned, makes 33fpe now so power wasnt the issue, its an alignment issue.

H&N Pellet, quality one can depend on, and the scew on lid.

Make them a bit smaller in diameter

These are a fine pellet I am still testing them in my Marauder rifle .22 cal they are bit too snug for my liking and the accuracy testing isn't done yet, though to date they are not al that accurate..for me.

These are what I consider the best weight for an all around pellet in .25 caliber. They are very nicely formed and look like bullets. Mine did not have the tit at the end of the nose. They came in a screw on lid type tin.

These are fine as they are but I would like to be able to buy them in a larger quantity package also.

My Marauder loves them. A full magazine of eight landed in a nice group dead center of the bulls-eye (same zero as my other favorite pellets). The group of eight measure just .433" center to center. My gun is set up to deliver 888 fps with 31.0 gr. pellets. (Modded valve and hammer spring.) I did not chronograph these yet and will add that info as a comment when I do.

The shape

Make them in .25 please

They need to me these in .25

These are my favorite cylindrical pellets.. love em

Received these today and tried them in my Crosman 1322. They hit so hard! Love them! Was looking for slugs like the Sheridan .20 but in a .22 and found these. They penetrate really well.

Nothing

Their bullet-like shape, their heavy weight, and the fact that they are heavy weight hunting pellets that fit well in a Marauder magazine.

Offer them in a bigger tin (more pellets).

I am firing them out of my Benjamin Marauder at a pretty low velocity (didn't Chrony these yet, but 18gr JSBs are leaving the barrel at around 850-ish FPS). They seemed to group pretty well at 30 yards, and hit my target with serious authority. The MRod hasn't been shooting so well lately, but seems to like these. As I mentioned above, these are the first over 20gr pellets I've tried that fit in my magazine, and feed well. I do have to push the bolt a bit harder than usual to get it to go in the last 1/8 inch or so, but otherwise these slugs seem to work pretty well.