H&N Hunting Pellet Sampler .25, 5 Types

Bought a Gamo Pro magnum hunter .25 cal and needed a variety of different pellets to find what shoots the best.

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Nice sample pack. I probably should have bought 2 of them as there is not many pellets in each tube. They do fill the tubes full though.

Better packaging. I got to get upclose and personal with every single pellet as the packaging broke and the pellets spilled out with my rifle. Every single one was all thru the paper wrap and packaging. So pour it all out on the bed. Shake out the brown paper wrap and start sorting. After touching every single pellet I got them back where they belong. What a pain. Normally the packaging is great but this one is a disaster frankly. In the end though I did get to study every single pellet. Which could be a good thing?

This is a good idea that had shipping issues. Beyond that I look forward to using them when this summer heat wave breaks. No fun trying to test pellets under less than ideal conditions.

I like getting a variety of pellets to see what pellets works the best in my gun.

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good deal

Using the Sampler, one has the ability to see what type and weight pellet your rifle likes at an affordable cost.

Nothing I would change.

I can not think of any additonal information which is pertinent to this hunting pellets.

The heaviest 3 shot pretty well.

Do not bother with the very lightest 2 (the 28gr and 30gr) since they will not chamber properly.

Shape is important: too short and the pellets will enter the chamber cocked a bit. May jam your rifle.

This sample pack gave me 5 different pellets to choose from to see what my gun likes to shoot.

More options in weight and shape. Taylored to type of gun maybe.

This pack is great for determining if your new gun likes H&N pellets. Instead of buying dozens of tins and wasting money.

A very nice sampling for the price. Different weights and pellet designs. My .25 FX Crown loves them all except the Crow magnum.

Perhaps a few more per sleeve

The sleeves they come in are nice but the lids tend to pop off, a strip of tape solves that problem.

Nice small assortment which gives me 5 different pellets to try

I would put the name of the pellet on the plastic container itself instead of on the cardboard packaging. Once you remove the plastic container from the package you don't know which pellet you're using

I got these pellets a while back because I didn't want to spend the money on separate tins of H&N Hornet and Silver Arrow. Fortunately, this contained just enough pellets of those particular shapes to test out of my Benji Trail XL....Still tinkering but they are deadly on critters

If you buy these, you may want to switch the pellets to some kind of small craft container that has more of a snap lid or a resealable mini ziplock bag that is used for vitamins. The tubes these come in tip over easy and the top doesn't snap in or screw on, so if they tip over that top comes off real easy and you're cleaning a mess and might lose some pellets

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Great way to find the pellet your air gun favors.

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