H&N Baracuda Green .25 Cal, 19.91 gr - 150 ct

I shot this with my .25 caliber Umarex Gauntlet-2 pcp the accuracy was excellent. It is a very hard hitter with outstanding penetration. Chronograph results were 1036 and 1037 fps, resulting in 47.55 foot pounds of energy. This pellet will easily exceed 50+ foot pounds of energy when shooting heavier weigh pellets. This pellet is a good substitute for slug usage. This is a go-to pellet candidate when distance shooting. I highly recommend this pellet and WILL purchase again. Get a chronograph. WoodysWorld

Pros
The dome shaped head, material hardness, weight, accuracy, high velocity, and cost.

Cons
Nothing

These are really excellent and hard hitting pellets. They blow through most small game, and are as accurate as I can be at 30 yards. They don't expand, or even deform, as they are quite hard, but that does give them excellent penetration. The drawback is that they are very long. Perhaps if Hatsan redesigned their magazine to accommodate various diablo designs, this pellet would be more reliable. But...that isn't going to happen, so be aware of this issue.

Pros
Exceptional accuracy, and matches the weight and flight characteristics of the Field Target pellets that I also use. Swapping between the two results in consistent performance. Have not had a "flier" yet, and the harder compound of the green pellets means less deformation in the tin.

Cons
Biggest issue is the length. In theory they fit into the magazines of my BT-65. However the band that holds them in place shifts the pellets forward in the magazine so that the tips emerge. This jams the rifle and/or cuts the tips. Because of the position of the diablo neck relative to the tip, it would require removing about 1/32" to 1/16" of the tip, which would be time consuming, and would significantly reduce the weight of the pellet. In the attached picture you can see the length difference, the difference in the position of the pellet neck, and the resulting damaged tips in the magazine.