Page 3 of 11 - H&N Baracuda Match .177 Cal Reviews

My BSA R10 SE shoots these the best as does the Stormrider.

If you own either the BSA R10 or the Diana stormrider you need some of these.

Searching for the pellet with best, consistent accuracy is a chore. For my Air Arms TX 200 III this is the best ammo I've found. Bench rest with 5 shot groups at 10 meters is as good as it can get. Each of the 5 shot groups enter or touch same hole, making 1 big hole 90% of the time. At 20 meters 1/2 inch groups, at 40 meters maximum distribution is inside 2 inches. How could it get any better? If anyone can tell me there is something better out there I want to hear it.

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Excellent accuracy in Benjamin WiFi

I have a Gamo .177 Black Knight. It's a springer/break barrel. I have shot at least 1500 rounds (total) of all different sizes and grains. Beeman 11.57 Silver Arrows, JSB Monster Diablo 13.43, Crossman Premiers Domed 10.5, Gamo Red Fire 7.8, Gamo Rockets 9.6, RWS Hyper Max 5.2. If you have a higher powered air rifle go with these and I promise you won't be disappointed. I changed out the stock scope to a 4-16x40 Centerpoint Illuminated Rectile and with this combo I'm getting 1" groups from a bench @ 100 yards! I get an occasional stray (maybe 1 out of 10) but nothing compared to the others. I'm even shooting through old aerosol cans at that range (they hit hard)!

Nothing..... Getting ready to order more!

It has a screw cap and these pellets are very accurate. I ordered three tins and received the fourth free, I bought these pellets before and they shot excellent in my Beeman spring air rifle.

They H&N should make smaller tins to keep some of the cost down. Each tin comes with 500 pellets and is a little expensive and one must shot a lot when ordering the amount I ordered.

So far I have only shot these pellets at 10 yards and I don't really know how good they would shoot out to about 25 or 50 yards. At 10 yard I could cover the whole group of ten shots with less than a dime.

These pellets are clean and well made, the manufacturer seems to pay attention to detail starting with the tin in which they are package in, it is a twist off lid which i prefer over other tins small details do matter it tells me that they care about quality.These pellets shoot well out of my Benjamin trail XL 1500 which seems to favored the heavier pellets at this time they are one of my prefer brands pellet very accurate considering that i am still in the process of breaking in the rifle since i have only shot about a hundred rounds through it..

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A quality built pellet if you haven't try these give them a shot i think that you will be satisfied with their performance,they do hit hard

Consistent accuracy. I'm getting .625" groups from the bench @ 25 yds. with my Gamo Whisper fusion IGT.

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They are a bit expensive by comparison to some of the other pellets available but, the enjoyment I get from the accuracy of these pellets makes it worth price to me.

500 ct Tin is great, tight groups up to 50yd.s plus, cron.s at around 870 fps from my NP-2 Trail

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Quality

There's a lot to like here folks. Shipping was timely and packaging was superb. And, I really mean superb. Quality of the pellets was excellent, the tin has a screw on lid, and accuracy is absolutely unbelievable in my gun. I'm shooting three shot groups at thirty yards you can completely cover with a dime. This is from a sitting position, elbows on my knees, and forstock held against the side of my shooting stick. (Its a Fir branch picked up in my yard.) My gun; .177 Gamo Bone Collector Bull Whisper 1300 fps,, Centerpoint 3x9x40 on original Gamo mounts. Everything is secured with blue Loctite. You might find these elsewhere for a little less money, but nobody will equal or beat the quality of their packaging. Pyramid has gained another customer.

Nothing. These pellets stand on their own.

I have shot quite a few different brands and weights of pellets and these have really impressed me. If you have a setup like mine, these should work out fine for you. But, you've got to have the Fir stick.