H&N Hollow Point .22 Cal, 12.65 Grains, Hollowpoint, 200ct

These are an accurate,clean, and hard hitting pellet

Excellent Quality,Great fit in My Benjamin Discovery .22, worked beautifully in the Disco with CO2, at lower pressure/velocity of CO2, and these lighter (12.65gr) I did not have to change my scope/aim point. If I switched back to High Pressure Air and my usual pellet ,Crosman Piranhas 14.3gr the Scope was still dead on. That works for me !!

Make a Larger Can Available...

They all set the exact same size and weight

I'd like them to be a little bit heavier

Best pellet I have found for my Weihrauch HW50S--super accurate in this gun, always uniform in shape and weight, typical H&N quality. And as always, Pyramyd packs these for shipment better than anyone else in the business--no deformed skirts, no dented cans.

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Have tried these in 3 airguns--Weihrauch HW50S, RWS 34, and Benjamin Nitro Piston; accuracy is SUPERB in Weihrauch, very good in the RWS, but just ok in the Benjamin. At 12.65 grains, they may be better suited for low to mid-powered airguns than the higher-powered rifles; however, with the quality and consistency of these pellets they are well worth a try in ANY airgun when testing for accuracy.

Threaded tin. Consistent performance in my Crosman Marauder pistol which is notorious for being fussy abut pellets. These pellets are quite light and the P-Rod seems to prefer light pellets. I am getting consistent 3/4" groups at 27 yards shooting off of a bipod.

I am tempted to say lower price but these days "lower price" means "value engineered" which generally means poor quality or lesser quantity at the same or lower price. So let's just say none.

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The fact they are H&N pellets which are always of high quality with little or no deformations and variances in specifications and i will always try H&N Pellets before any other when testing for accuracy and performance in my air rifles.

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Usually the H&N Hollow Points do well for me in my air rifles All calibers and weights.. but these I could not get aceptasble accuracy from my Benjamin Titan GP .22 cal.

Cool looking profile.

Very hard to load in my .22 Benjamin Marauder, using a single shot tray. Unless I was very careful (read - VERY), the pellet would not enter the breech and would become damaged. I had to remove one with a cleaning rod. For the few I could load, the groupings were so-so at best.

best grouping pellet in my borwning 800 10 shots 1/2" e to e 33'

need more pellets in can. would save on shipping

bought 2 tins of these and 1 of silver bear which cost $1 more haven't tried them yet got them yesterday at 5pm almost too late to try. packing was assume. i had read about these in browning 800's and had to try they didn't lie!!!!only pellet i've tried that grouped better then rws hobby

should come in tins of 500 shipping is the same as a tin of pellets. if they came in 500's shipping would not go up much and with buy 3 get 4 it about pays for shipping.

only reason for 4stars is cause only in tins of 200 come on h&n get with it i want to shoot and practice with the ammo i hunt with.

this seems be a good balance between penetration (at sub 14.3 grain mass) and expansion. after firing this pellet (crosman nitro venom at 10 yards) thru a fur cap wrapped around pork shoulder meat it would regularly penetrate 4.5 inches with a nice entry hole. the thick ring below the hollow point would roll out and backwards slightly increasing the pellet diameter - though not as dramatically as the crossman destroyer design pellet. with scope tweakikng i found excellent accuracy.

maybe changing the hollow point design somewhat to expand wider.