H&N Field Target Trophy, .177 Cal, 8.64 Grains, Domed, 500ct

H&N Field Target Trophy are very accurate. PA Packaging was beyond expectations. If you want your pellets in pristine condition, buy from Pyramyd Air.

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I've been shooting these .177 H&N FTT's (4.50 head size) in my HW35E & HW97K for years. Always consistent and very accurate. I buy large lots to get free shipping and unfortunately some tins in my last order had many very loose ones (that simply fell out of the breech upon closing). So I bought an H&N FTT / Barracuda sample kit and was surprised that the 4.51 head size FTT's perform best in both Weihrauches. The 4.52 head size ones were not so good and ditto for the Barracudas. So I'm going to order 4.51's and hope the undersized malfunctions of 4.50's are a thing of the past.

I hope H&N tightens up their QC to avoid under sized pellets that are a waste of money, time and patience from getting into distribution .

H&N 4.50 HS FTT's have been great over the years but I wish I'd tested a variety of head sizes years ago ... these 4.51 HS make me look like I actually know what I'm doing! "Too soon old / Too late smart"

Currently using H&N FTT in 8.64 in 4.51 & 4.52. So far so good. Off to a good start with a new gun.

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Might try 4.53 next.

So far so good. 4.51 & 4.52 both shooting well in a new HW50s. As long as I do my part, they do theirs.

Should have done this 10 years ago.

The screw-top tins. Come on, JSB, AA and FX, get with the program.

Way bigger than advertised.

This is the third time I put other pellets into my cart and they turn into FTTs without me noticing. 8 or 9 years ago that wouldn't have been a problem, but currently all Field Target Trophy pellets in .177 have a head size of 4.54. No matter what head size is specified or marked on the tin, they are 4.54 (at least in the 3 tins I have purchased that are marked 4.51mm), which is way too big for any guns I currently shoot. If I ever decide to cast my own slugs, I guess I have 1,500 unusable pellets to melt down. So always double check your cart before paying, and don't expect FTT pellets to be any head size other than 4.54mm.

I have a Crosman F4 NP that does relatively well shooting the Crosman Premier 7.9 HP's, but I was tired of every 5th shot being a drastic flyer (I noticed that pellets that fit looser in the barrel tended to lose accuracy. I tried a tin of these H&N FTT's and these are definitely the pellet for my air rifle. At 27 yards with zero wind, groups are nickle-sized at most. Pellet-to-pellet consistency out of the tin is outstanding for the most part, and they all seem to fit perfectly in my barrel. These pellets weigh slightly more than the HP's and they have an excellent BC, which is exactly what I was looking for to retain energy downrange between 25 and 50 yards for my needs. I am very happy with their performance.

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Don't be afraid to stock up on multiple tins at the same time to keep consistency between lots.

These H&N Field Target Trophy Pellets fly nice and true! So true, that I happened to be shooting two inch groupings at a distance of 47 feet when using my CX-4 Storm Pellet Rifle. Id also like to add that the majority of these pellets were in fantastic condition on inspection, I only counted around 4 malformed pellets out of a 500count tin. Youre sure getting your bucks worth by purchasing these H&N Field Target Trophy Pellets!

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This is the perfect pellet for hunting iguanas at 50 plus yards with my HW95 and my Diana 34.

The price is a bit steep but you can't argue with the quality.

This pellet with the rifles mentioned delivers power to knock down a big 8 to ten pound iguana at 60 yards, dont be fooled by the small size of these .177 compared to a 22 or 25 pellet. My HW95 and D34 are lasers with it.

I ordered these pellets to give them a try and found that they work extremely well in a Winchester 1000x as well as a Benjamin 397. I am a person that sorts pellets by weight and I found these to vary in weight from 8.55 grains to 8.65 grains straight from the tin. I feel that these are some of the most consistent pellets by weight that I have found. 1/10th of a grain is going to give me the performance that I am looking for. I have found other pellets that vary a lot more than that and that is why I sort them. The more they vary the more my pattern expands at distances. These produced sub quarter size groups at the 25 yard distances. I have also noticed that their diameter size is a little larger which seem to grip the riflings better and produce tighter groups. If your gun is sighted in using crosman premier pellets 7.9 grain, these grouped tighter and below and off to the side of the crosmans in all the guns I tried them in. I believe this is due to rotation and weight.

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Best accuracy in my Remington express

could be cheaper!