Page 3 - H&N Rabbit Magnum, .22 Reviews

to early to tell. so far in my Condor with a standard flow tank velocity set to 850 fps they do not shoot as accurately as most other pellets at 35 yds. I have some things to try yet, such as the high flow tank and differing velocities.

Wish the manufactures would list head diameters on the tins, and give suggestions as to the best types of air guns (Springers, PCPs, etc.)and velocities their pellets performed their best. It would be to their own advantage.

they a pretty pellet, nicely shaped, they appear to have potential, just need some time to figure them out.

Best .22 lead pellet i have fired!! Long range penetration!! Bullet shaped heavy pellet!!!

Not a thing ....

This bullet shaped pellets are awesome at long distances, their weight is just as a .22 LR stinger bullet which is just about 30 grains. These work excellent on very high power .22 air rifles which are 1,000 feet per second or more powerful air rifles.

one of the best I have used recently very powerful

H&N Rabbit Magnum II it is not comparable with any pellete professional airgunners can try it/use it.

overall H&N is one of the best air gun pellet i found

Uniform pellets and undamaged.

Nothing

I shoot a Gamo Varmint Hunter in .22 cal and these pellets did not seat all the way into my gun when loading. They were not very accurate but they did have good penatration.

Very stable pellet with lots of energy down range.

Maybe it was my gun, but the pellets were difficult to seat in the barrel.

More than likely I wasted my money on these pellets due to the difficulty in seating them. I would try and get a few first to see if they work in your gun.

Not much, make a good short range thumper.

Ours cam to us 27 grain "yea monsters" . My gun was lobbing them at the target.

My can turned out to be 27 grainers, the 24.69 might be better.

This is a follow-up review for how this pellet performs with 2 New a/g's I've recently purchased, an AT-44 .22 Pump Action, and an AT-44"tact"1022, both are "Heavy-Hitter's", with an average of 31-33ft/lbs, and they both just love this round, They fit & cycle well in the AT's "slim" magazines, it's a tight fit, but it works(although the little "tit" on the top needs to be filed down in order to cycle w/out any problems)I haven't tried the "tact" at distance, but in the Pump Action, I'm getting sub 3" groupings, all in the black covered by a "Loonie"(CDN Dollar Coin)at distances that exceed 60 yd's, with the furthest out being 75 yd's, and these pellets mushroom on impact the same way a powder-burning round does, Heavy-Duty Impact!!, This is now my lead pellet of choice,my number2 is the 16gr,. "FX SmoothTwist" cylindrical pellet, which I tend to use in un-favourable weather conditions ie, wind/rain. The H&N Rabbit Magnum II is a "ShowStopper", and should only truly be used in guns that can handle the weight, If used in low-mid power guns, you could cause damage to your air gun.

The little "Tip" is not needed. You could easily offer this pellet for non-FAC a/g's by offering different weights, starting at 16gr, 19gr,. and 21gr,. I believe those weights would cover a broader spectrum, resulting in more usage/sales.

In order to cycle properly in the slim magazines of the Hatsan AT series gun's, The little "tip" needs to be filed right down, or will cause jamming)

BEST ROUND I'VE SEEN.,

MOKE A LITTLE LONGER

NOTHING

Great and good quality.

When I use the type of pellet, it can bring me a powerful for hunting.

Work great in my Steroid 392... Very consistent accuracy and the power and penetration are amazing. Work great out to about 25 yards.

DO NOT FIT in almost all my guns... But thats fine, my beasty 392 loves them.

Be careful buying these, they may end up becoming a paperweight. Have a modded gun or HP PCP with an accommodating bore? Go for it.

H&N makes good products, but this is too much pellet (at least contact surface, if not weight as well) for the RWS Diana 34

Elongate the pellet and have minimal contact surface with the rifling - that may help my dilemma.

As stated above, this is not an effective pellet for a Diana 34. You need an airgun with more energy to move this pellet effectively.

They are HEAVY and pack a punch. Have the potential of doing a lot of damage.

Fired out of a GAMO Silent Cat (950 fps on PBA's) ... I have very few few times hit my target. They are so heavy at .22 caliber that they go down way before target. When you do hit it, it gets pretty solidly dented (no penetration on heavy plastics and metal...)

Hard hitting in my Crosman 2250. Obviously slower than the 14.3 grain "standard" but makes up for velocity with energy. Penetration test on plywood was unremarkable but that has more to do with nose shape in this case.

Pointed nose would be better.

Good for use in your PCP and CO2 guns when you want a little oompf with lower noise and don't mind a little velocity loss.

I like the additional weight. Heavier pellets are more consistant. I need to only make a small adjustment in elevation.

Copper coating would be nice.

A bit much for plinking but ground hogs watch out.

I liek the bullet shape and it mushume great, and the weight of it and the accrissy of the round.and the take down power of this round is awsome.

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the heavey knock down

the shape of this pellet

this pellet is not very acuret in my air gun (walther falcon hunter)can only get a good hunting group at ten yards

These pack a serious punch! if you are hunting something of size this will work.

tail end of the pellet is fat. literally have to force them into my np trail.

rifle kicks harder with these.

Weight is nice. Penetration is great.

Find a way to make these pellets more accurate.

On a benchrest my groups at 25 yards are over 6 inches. It is the same story out of all of my air rifles. I can't seem to find one that shoots these accurately. I consistently get sub 1 inch groups at 25 yards with most of my other pellets, including other H & N products. These just don't do it. I'm sure they would do nicely on a rabbit if I could hit him. At slower velocities I can watch the flight path of these rounds and they are all over the target.

They look cool.

Way oversize and to hard to chamber which is probably why I got such lousy groups from my RWS 350 Magnum.

Considering how long these were on backorder, price and performance, I would not recommend wasting your money on these.