H&N Baracuda 15, .22 Cal, 15.89 Grains, Round Nose, 250ct

Excellent midweight all-around pellet for just about any airgun shooting activity.

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Match grade, very good to excellent accuracy in all my rifles.

Weight, round/dome head, accuracy, fair price.

Nothing. I purchased it for the description.

I purchased this pellet primarily to be shot from my Umarex Gauntlet-2. There was nothing that I did not like about this pellet. I conducted a 3 shot chronograph across my ProchronoDigital by Competition Electronics. Date was 6/30/2023 Temp 83degrees. Chronograph readings: 979, 983, an 982 fps. I absolutely recommend this pellet, and will by it again. This pellet has hit the bullseye on a 2 inch

These work very well. Budget priced

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I haven't yet tried these at longer range. Out to 25 yards that seem to be as good as JSB's. Try them now before the price goes up

i use them in place of jsb hades. they shoot just as good in my avenger 22 and are much cheaper. my avenger likes anything with a 5.52 head size and fps is i think about 890. they are very consistant

nada

crows, pigeons make a loud thump when popped under 60 yds

Good looking pellets. No dents

Not much

I own a Gamo Swarm Maxxim in ,22cal.
They shoot awesome. Not my favorite but a good pellet.

Have had and used Benjamin 22 Prowler .. no accuracy UNTIL I tried these Baracuda 15s great rat gun now fun to shoot when pellets go where you aim them.

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If you ate having poor success with your 22 cal air rifle give the H&N Baracuda 15 a try.

Good lower cost target pellet with similar trajectory to the H&N Hornet hunting pellets.

Wish they were copper plated.

Great quality as you typically expect from H&N products.

Size, shape, ease of loading and handling. Performance.

At least 400 count per tin

On the performance aspect, this pellet performed outstanding. I tested this done pellet shooting at a box target with a 2 inch Birchwood Casey affix. Target distance was 90 feet away, 52 degree temperature, dry and sunny. I zeroed my .22 caliber Umarex Gauntlet-2 with CenterPoint 4-16XAOIR, set at 10X, m point of aim and point of impact, directly on the center diamond bullseye. Once I was impressed with hole in hole hits on the bullseye I moved on to chronograph. I always zero my chosen choice of pellet on the bullseye, instead of seeing how the shots group. Once I choose a pellet, zero it in, it becomes my pellet of choice until the tin is empty. I have 20 different tins of pellets. On the chronograph, it was a three shot test over my CompetitionElectronicsProChrono. Results were 994, 990, 1002 fps, averaging 995 fps, equaling 34.94 fpe. I recommend, and will purchase this pellet again. I will be shooting these for a while. I have two tins. Get a chronograph. WoodysWorld.

My TX200 loves these pellets

Bigger tins

Should try them

they are H and N pellets, best overall manufacturer imo

dont know, scratching head on this one continued below in appropriate box

.22 cal. in crosman valiant and diamondback, and umarex octane along with benjamin np , npxl --- this weight of pellet, especially with the brand name of pellet on its way to target, thought was a foregone conclusion to get incredible poi accuracy, just a matter of scope adjustment and done. With what i have learned over time, these should have been in the wheelhouse of these breakers with no problem WELL didnt happen over and over again these should work very well in these rifles with little said but instead im scratching my head bald they shot like a tin that was used for a hockey puck with badly bent skirts 2 inch groups at 22 yds for all my rifles they look just fine, no damage at all if anyone out there has a possible reason for this please respond because im at complete loss 2 tins and all the same, anyway still love H and N just cant understand how perfect looking pellets in this weight with these rifles shot like 9 grain pointed pellets in 20 mph wind.