Page 2 - H&N Silver Point, .25 Reviews

Price good

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They did not perform well in my guantlet.

Great accurate ammo. I've found these to be a great valued. I'm happy with penetration and accuracy. My hatsan 125 sniper loves these and a few other types of pellets. I order some just about every time I place an order.

Occasional deformed pellet. Maybe 1-2 in a tin. But for the price I'm not complaining. Even those shit well.

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H&N quality. Works great in a very pellet friendly Hatsan 155 Vortex out to 50yrds. Just havent shot them any further.

Seem to hit harder and penetrate deeper than the SpitzKugel at the same weight. They fly fast & accurate up to 50 yrds.

Shape, and weight.

More then 200 in tin.

I shoot these with H&N FTT out of an RL .257 condor. I'm getting around 1001 FPS. They fly the exact same as the lighter FTT. I would reccomed to try.

The amout of pellets you get for the money and they are all in pretty good shape when I opened them up.

Make them not whistle in flight.

These pellets are noisy, I can here these things scream out to 100 yards. They also don't shoot very well out of my marauder.

Good hunting pellets for cheep bulk

Package smaller to fit in mail box

Accuracy OK weight good knockdown with small pest great

All pellets were identical - no bent skirts or deformed pellets. I like the shape! (in theory).

Not the most accurate from a Hatsan At44PA. Not the most accurate from a Benjamin Trail NP XL either....

These were a little troublesome in getting the Hatsan AT44 magazine to cycle. Maybe they are a hair too long for it? The cycling trouble led to 2 pellets being fired at once... it happened 4 times out of 18 shots/2magazines. After the 4th occurance, I closed the lid on the tin and put it in the Benjamin Trail NP XL box.

They fire ok out of the Benjamin... but not the most accurate at 25yrds compared to JSB Exact Kings and H&N Barracuda Hunter Extremes out of same rifle.

inexpensive

accuracy

not your best ammo to use sighting in your weapon

Good overall

more consistent sizing

Pretty good pellet for my Hatsan 1000X. They fit the breech snug and give pretty good groups at 15 yards. I do get some occasional fliers now and then but these things hit hard and do some damage.

Nothing except I would like to sort some by weight one of these days and see if that's what is causing my fliers.

JSB's and Benjamin Domes seem to be the most accurate in my Hatsan so far and these come in a close 3rd place.

This shape pellet works well in .177, .22, and in .25 caliber. Great shape for hunting, plinking, or paper targets

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Keep these as an all purpose pellet in all 3 calibers

Shape of pellet. Penetration.

Make heavier

These did group well at 30 yards with my M-Rod.

These pellets are very uniform and clean.They have great penetration.Accuracy is also good.

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I killed a very large varmit at 60 yards.I have witnesses.

These pellets had a container with a secure screw-on lid.

These simply were not suited in my Benjamin Marauder.

I have gotten consistent accuracy from another pellet yielding an 8-shot average group size of 5/8" at 25 yards. This pellet would not shoot into less than 3" at the same range despite several attempts and adjustments to improve the groups.

starting to wonder if i'd made a mistake buying benjy npxl until i tried this pellet. installing a gp trigger helped the rifle a lot but it just would not group until i ran these thru it. these gave just under 25 foot-pounds and 5 shots grouped 7/16 inch edge-to-edge at 30 feet. velocity spread was 8 fps for the 5.

not nuttin' nohow

if you're hooked on german springers like me you still might be able to go chinese.

Flies true very uniform not dirty at all you want to run deeper this is the one

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Awesome hunting for thick fur