H&N Baracuda Green, Lead Free, .177 Cal, 6.64 Grains, Round Nose, 300ct

Very well made (consistency in shape and size, etc.). For me, the H&N Baracuda Green pellets are pretty good; maybe one of the best going, if you're interested in going lead-free. Just enough weight to ensure accuracy, whether using only three pumps or the whole works, out of the many variable pumpers and CO2 air rifles in which I've tried 'em (Crosman, Winchester, Benjamin, Seneca, Beeman, etc.).

Great Scott! These things are outrageously expensive! I bought about sixteen tins just a few months ago, which saved me a good bit, but as much as they cost then (I think it was about 3 to 4c each, after the multiples of 4 tins discount and free shipping), they're FAR more costly now (just under six cents each)! My wife insists the cost to stay lead free is worth it, but I can't help but be shocked by just how much more expensive my airgun hobby as become, just from the difference in pellet costs! I used to get lead pellets that would see me through a full month of target shooting (almost always at a penny a piece, sometimes two in .22 caliber) for the cost of just two-hundred of these (a single tin), and there's no discernable difference in performance, as one might hope from something costing five or six times more...

INCREDIBLY expensive!

My go-to pellets, at least the undisputed champs before H&N started also producing the less expensive Match Green pellets (in tins of 500 instead of 300). The new wadcutters from H&N are pretty much equivalent in quality and utility, but they're considerably more affordable, which is a big plus for lead-free shooters. These aerodynamic pellets also are extremely accurate in all the air rifles in which I've tried them, and they work MUCH better in magazines (particularly those for my .177 and .22 caliber Dragonfly Mk2's) than do the Match pellets. These also produce a noticeably smaller footprint on reactive targets (such as Shoot-N-C and Splatterburst) than do their Match rounds, undoubtedly due to their being domed rather than flat. Depending on the targets I'm using, that can be a big advantage for me over other, less aerodynamically efficient pellets. Another truly excellent product from H&N!

PRICE (more pellets for less money)!!!! Sure, that's blue-sky, wishful thinking, but hey, if I really could change something... :-)

Great in both .177 and .22 caliber. Until Pyramyd started carrying the H&N Match Green pellets, these were my undisputed, absolute favorites. The Field Target Trophy Green from H&B are a similarly domed pellet, but they're smaller, considerably lighter and I've had some problems with them being inaccurate in a few of my variable pumpers and won't be buying more when I run out. I've built up a stash of a few thousand of these extremely nice pellets (only the Predator GTO lead-free are better, IMO) that I'll be sure to keep in stock as long as I can afford them, along with the more affordable H&N Match Green pellets. For my needs, these (and the Match Green) H&N lead-free pellets are far and away the best available when it comes to price versus performance.

they work well in my Gauntlet thank-you