H&N Slug HP, .217 Cal., 21 Grains, Hollowpoint, 200ct

Very accurate. They maintain the energy noticably farther downrange, verified by the little amount of holdover required. Plus they leave the barrel with more energy than the pellets. I hadn't planned to, but now will use the Avenger dedicated to only these slugs.

Nothing

I recommend airgunners try em, they are a valuable slug.

Devastating on medium game, great at punching holes in racoons head's at 120 yrds and under. (Longest distance I can shoot on my property) This is for the .217 21gn but the 23gn is just as accurate in my pcp at 900fps... With power to spare! Kalibrgun Argus 60 w/moderator dead quite. If you own one definitely give these a try, I thought the 18.13 jbs were accurate in my gun and they are for pellets but they don't even come close to the accuracy of these slugs... Even in an 8mph cross wind their lasers!! Great job H&N

Hey H&N Alot of us airgunners are huge fans of your products so please be a fan of us too and cut us some slack and give us a little more maybe 50 or 100..per tin. Would be great...

These slugs are great, uniformed shape and size an the factory lube is nice...no fouling in my barrel at all.

This is the most accurate, consistent projectile I have found for the Avenger Bull Pup. Dime sized groups at 50 yards, better than any pellet I have found. Pushing at 890 FPS

Bigger tin, 500 count would be nice

Pyramyd shipping is top notch

H&N .22 CAL SLUG .217 21gr,nice dispersant of energy traveling about 900fps

Nothing comander mag likes them.

Buy some

after three weeks still waiting for fed ex to deliver. seems to be the new norm. i defenitly have better luck with u.p.s.

go from pony express to modern transportation methods

allow 4 weeks for delivery

Diana 350 Magnum .22: .217 size - 21 grains - 20 yards - 10mm group size ( shooting as good as pellets ) - 5 shots group - standing off hand using scope - 710 fps from the muzzle

250ct at least for the same price

tried .217 and .218, both gave me same results but .218 fit too tight and got lower speed with it at same weight.

I bought the 21 grain slugs last month to try if they worked in my 22 cal hatsan striker and quite frankly they were quite good even in a mid power break barrel. Would get about 635fps on average of 5 shots and decent 1 inch group at 15m with open sights. More effective than typical 14 grain pointed pellets at taking out pigeons and doves, dump a lot of energy and drop them dead.

Nothing really, they work just fine even in a mid power break barrel so they will be even better in a magnum break barrel and definitely on pcp air guns.

Good ammo, that's it.

These turned out to be very accurate in my 34fpe Daystate MCT. I have a group shot at 100 yds where 4 of 5 shoots were under 1/2 inch. One pulled shot opened up the group to 1 inch. These consistently shoot 1.5 inches or less at 100 yds.

Cheaper would be better

When you open the tin they don't have the nice shiny, polished look of some of the other slugs, but if your rifle likes them you should be very happy with the results

Good uniformity, great when it actually shot from my Dreamline .22

Too short and soft for the Dreamline and it's magazine

If you have an FX, these *will* jam in the breech. I think they're to short and have a chance to get a little sideways and require *way* too much pressure to seat and fire. BUT. They are accurate, even when jammed in to the breech, slightly better than the FX Hybrids which don't jam.

accurate slug

widen the base so it wont slide thru the sumatra mags

For me personally, the 21 grains shoots best, but that's my opinion based on shooting them out of my FX Crown, avenger, sumatra, and Neutron star. Good knock down power, and pass through.