Page 2 of 3 - H&N Excite Plinking Pellets, .22 Reviews

Cheep to shoot.

Manufacturer them better. Crosman Premier sell for about the same cost and shoot 10x as better.

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Fast, good impact, price is great. Supper accurate. Up to 20 yards. Use in my Diana Chaser, and Crosman 2240.

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Great pellet for Diana Airbug

The light weight. 13 gr. is notably faster at 10 to 20 yards than cphp.( at less than 800 fps. @ 17 -19 flbs.) Impact on soft targets ok at that range. Neither 30 ft.lb. springers ( mach 12.5 hatsan 125) can group accurate...they melt the alloy apparently and skip the rifling...( my guess) ..but crack near 1000+fps...and splat well at 10 mtr. Too much piston slam to use for those.Very accurate at 17-21 ft.lbs. very.

They what they say they are. Cheap accurate fun pellets.( up to 30 ft. Lbs . in my guns..) Pie-plate accuracy in my guns at 10 meters at 30 ftlbs. @ 975 fps..( wish I could hit ground squirrel with it at that speed)

Not much difference than Hobby pellets. Very fast. Short range. Good thump from wadcutter face. Soft alloy. Good for increasing zip of moderate to low powered. Accurate at mid- velocity and below. Cookie-cuts like Terminator at short range 15 yds. Sparrow-type birds poison. Good plink. Texas bullfrog exploder around stock tanks.(20 ft.lb. springers....cant hit 18 - wheeler at 30 ft.lbs.). Guns: Hatsan 125 spring. Beeman mach 12.5. Benji Prowler . hatsan Edge. Beman grizzly. All.22.

I bought a bunch of these to use in my Crosman 600 pistol and they cycled perfectly. They were pretty much the exact same size as some vintage Daisy pellets I was using. I am very happy with these pellets and the price is excellent.

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Great pellets for plinking or target shooting.

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They work great in my 1322. For that carbine, they are fast in this caliber (8 pumps) with useful accuracy at close range. I use my 1322 as a short range cannon.

To be fair to Crosman, their super hard hitting pellets are priced well in .22. Plinkers should be sold for 7 dollars for 500.

The Germans don't claim these are match pellets. They are for fun shooting and casual hunting.

Liked:. These tend to be very standard across multiple tins. I bought thirty because I tend to shoot 350-500 shots per day. Shape size etc was the same across the he first six tins I fired, so very good quality. My only complaint is actually by design since these are flat nosed they give me trouble with my Diana Trails out CO2 rifle to the point that I actually ended up bending the nose on my bolt and have to send it back for repair! Accuracy is great at roughly 75 meters/yards which is my standard firing point in my back yard range. Consistant quarter sized pattern on 6-7 shots. Seldom any wild fires or wingers at all. At 30 yards I can stay within Nicole between all 7 rounds of the magazine. Again though, the hard flat nose of the wad cutter means i typically have to bang them into the rifle, no smooth loads. Need to have rifle serviced to curve the input entry just a bit.

Softened nose for my rifle to load easier but that would not be a problem for anyone else.

Excellent value for plinking and might be solude enough for small rats or mice. Definitely accurate enough to enable small game targetting!! Money well spent!!

Accurate to 10 yards? I'm hitting cans and tylenol size bottles at 35 to 45 yards easy without missing. I'm using a crosman np .22 with a 4x12x40 scope. A real bargain at 4.99 for 250 pellets. Very well made pellets uniform size.

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These fight the wind better than rws hobby 11.9. A little heavier they pack a punch for a wadcutter. They seem a little dry like they dont have much lube on them from the factory but does not affect performance. Bought at field supply.com.

A great little pellet for plinking or breaking in a new .22 barrel. The Excite brand is from H&N and the quality is very good for such an inexpensive pellet.

The tin is flimsy and has no screw top. Don't drop it!

I wouldn't expect any sort of great accuracy with these, but I find them great for breaking in new rifles for those first 100-200 shots. They are also adequate for plinking, as their name implies.