H&N Sniper Light Pellets, .177 Cal, 7.40 Grains, Domed, 500ct

Light weight, good alternative for spring pistols, clean, consistent shape.

Too tight to load in either my HW45 or LP8 spring pistols, which were the intended audience for them. I will have to use them in the Crosman 1701P PCP pistol, which has a bolt action and can load oversize pellets well.

Good pellet for guns with bores on the big side, I guess.

These 7.5 grain Sniper Lights shot excellent at 875 - 880 fps from an Air Wolf with an LW barrel. 85 - 90 percent of the 40 yard groups were the size of a dime. My friend tried these with his Mrod and shot mostly quarter size groups at 40 but had some flyers. His Mrod was shooting these 910 - 925 fps and liked the 8.5 Sniper Mediums better.

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Other reviewers stated the head size were not uniform or to big. My tin was uniform, 98% undamaged and pretty clean compared to other pellets. These fit and went into both of our barrels smoothly. The spin on top is a big plus, wish other pellet makers would do the same. If your gun is shooting 13.5 fpe or less I would give these a try.

There was nothing to like about these pellets.

Make them so they fit more easily into the barrel.

These pellets were extremely tight to fit into the barrel. I struggled to seat the pellets with a pellet seater into the barrel. I tried them in 6 different guns with the same problem - hard to load and extremely inaccurate. They were very inaccurate, much to my dismay. H&N missed the mark with these Sniper Lights!

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Head sizes are inconsistent

They probably would be great pellets if their head sizes weren't so off some of the pellets wouldn't fit in my barrel and some fell out I LOVE the sniper mediums .177 and the sniper light .22 but the .177 lights are not so good I don't know if I had a bad batch but they were disappointing