H&N Baracuda Match, .22 Cal (5.52mm), 21.14 Grains, Round Nose, 200ct

Very good pellet for higher velocities IME. They have a great shape, nice look about them, and they fly straight as an arrow. They buck the wind very well over 880 FPS. If I want to reach out beyond 75yds and hit what I'm aiming at I zero these guys up and let em' fly.

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These do all the talking.

These have been my go to pellet in both .177 and .22 caliber until now (my Avenge X likes em but it like the JTS's a bit better lol). Very consistent pellet in my opinion.

Make em shoot better outta my Avenge x...hahaha. Sometimes there is some "dirt" in the bottom of the tin. Would also like a small pc of foam for protection during transport as other brands do.

Great pellets!

Superb accuracy in my HW100 T

Would like to have these packaged in 500 count tins.

I was on the hunt for an accurate pellet for my recently purchased HW100 T PCP rifle. I tried JSB Heavies 18.1 and JSB 15.89 pellets with mixed results. Although those were ok at 25/35 yds, groups opened up at 50/60 yds. I ordered the HN 21.14 Match in 5.52 mm and holy smokes, are they accurate. Hole in hole easily at 25/35 yds and only slightly wider groups at the 50/60yd targets. Recommend you give them a try if using a similar setup. Chrono results with my setup: Avg velocity: 835fps and 32-33 ft/lbs at the muzzle.

Exceptionally accurate from my .22 Dragonfly mk 2. We're talking HW-like accuracy: 5 shots into about a 1/4 inch diameter hole at 10 yards. (From a bench, of course.)

Nothing, really. They're not cheap but you get what you pay for.

If you look carefully at the label on the tin it says "E >-25 J," which means that they're supposed to be used with guns that produce 25 joules or more of muzzle energy, which is about 18.4 foot-pounds. H+N is not kidding. Even though they shoot so very well at short range in the Dragonfly I won't be able to use them regularly for hunting because their trajectory will be too curved even on 15 pumps. They would be AWESOME in a gun with a little more power, like an Urban or a Talon SS if they suit the barrel.

Very Accurate in my Umarex Origin

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great pellets

Very accurate out of Gamo Whisper .22

Larger count packaging

Accurate but don't know how deadly on tree rats yet

buena precision

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municion con buen impacto

Pellets are very clean, shoot accurately, and have a relatively flat trajectory, especially for pellets. They seem to have less wind drift as well. They come in a nice tin with a screw-on lid.

Sell them in tins of 250 and 500 like most other brands. The price is a little high when compared with some of their other pellets that are just slightly lighter

Very few deformed pellets. It is rare to find one with a damaged skirt.

Im always a big fan of the heavier pellets. When I set up a air rifle its great to use a pellet that matches a slug in weight. In this way most times you only have to fiddle with the scope. The less things you have to change in my humble opinion the better off you are.

Im not 100% sure about anything that I would change. Perhaps, maybe offering the same weight in a softer lead?

Best shooting pellet out of my Benjamin Cayden.. Getting 885 FPS with this 21 gr so sighting in @ 25yrds allows a dead hold out to 50yrds.. Must have a very high B.C..

They are pricy IMO! But I use these for hunting so I don't shoot alot of them.. I turn the power down on the Cayden & shoot the Crossman premier 14gr for plinking & pests..

With the Cayden, you have the ability to turn the power up or down with the power adjuster.. I have shot these from 400 - 895 FPS..
These are definitely great for higher powered rifles! However, they sink like a rock below 800 fps limiting your range significantly..