Equip your .22 caliber air rifle with H&N Baracuda Hunter Extreme pellets. Weighing in at 18.52 grains, these heavy hollowpoints are built for accuracy and impact, mushrooming on contact to deliver serious knockdown power. Their aerodynamic design keeps shots stable and energy high, even past 50 yards. Each 200-count tin ensures you’ll have plenty of firepower for medium game and pest control.
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H&N Baracuda Hunter Extreme Pellets, .22 Cal, 18.52 Grains, Hollowpoint, 200ct.
- 22 caliber
- 18.52 grains
- Hollowpoint
- 200ct
- ManufacturerHaendler & Natermann
- Caliber .22
- Ammo Type Pellets
- Ammo Weight 18.52 grains
- Pellet Shape Hollowpoint
- Pellet Quantity 200 ct
The ma3 is awesome
Pros
Always good the best you can get
Cons
Nothing
Pros
They are hard hitting and accurate
Cons
none
Pros
Accurate and hard hitting does a number on squirrels
Cons
A little hard to load
Pros
Accurate seams to do the job hit very hard
Cons
none
Somehow, people prefer JSB, but my Hatsan prefers H&N
Pros
Accurate and hard hitting
Cons
None
Phenomenal accuracy out of my Gamo Swarm Magnum. I reload for my firearms and do a lot of tweaking to get every bit of accuracy out of those loads - consistency is the key to accuracy. For my Gamo, I use front and rear bag rests, along with a Vortex Crossfire II scope and make sure everything is torqued properly. Consistently getting dime size groups at 50 yards.
Pros
Very consistent, which leads to accuracy if your air rifle likes them.
Cons
None.
Pros
Very Accurate
Cons
None
This pellet is accurate out of my Umarex Octane Elite .22. The Chronograph results are the star of the show. Low 798.1 Hi 805.6 Average 801.3 Extreme Spread 7.49 Standard Deviation 2.44 with 26 foot pounds energy. This explains why there are no unexplained fliers when shooting groups, very consistent, other pellets have Standard Deviations around 100 FPS which cause all sorts of shenanigans which include other H&N pellets.
Pros
The color of the packaging.
The pellet looks like a Phillips screw head.
Cons
Nothing
I shoot these from my Diana Stormrider. At 25 yards I shoot quarter size groups with them. At 50 yards I can hit a 2 inch target and at
75 yards I can hit a 3 inch target. So over all these are great pellets plus they do expand on harder targets, I shot a 18oz can of crushed tomatoes at 50 yards it blew right threw and mage a hole come out 3 times larger than the pellet. So definitely a good shooter.
Pros
everything
Cons
none
Question?
Login to ask someone who bought this product.Do they fit in gamo swarm maxxim gen 2 22 magazine?
asked Max from USAI put down 6 foot iguanas with no problem. This pellet will go through 11 aluminum cans, with no problem. Awesome!!!
Todd from USAI use this pallet with my Gammo swarm first GEN 10 shot magazine. Fitz perfect, compared to any Crossman. It puts a small hole, at points of entry. The amount of energy blows apart the piece of wood that I shoot into. They leave a huge hole out the back. Definitely five star rating. With Gammo swarm magazine, H&N work the best with 10X magazine!!!!
Todd from USAWhat is the advantage of using a much heavier pellet? How does it affect speed?
asked SteveIt will definitely affect the speed but it will carry more energy to the target. For hunting more energy is better and the expansion of this pellet helps aiding in that transfer.
Deven from USABought these from Amazon , heading on description indicated 19.09 grain and when i received 3 tins of these they were 18.52 grain , i find that these are not as consistent in accuracy . has any one else had this problem?
asked Calvin from USAare they lead? or alloy?
asked nickLead. Puts a big hole right through three-quarter inch pressure treated plywood
Todd from USACost shipping for Brazil.
asked Paulo from USAPaulo, The shipping cost depends on the weight of your order. This can be calculated with the shipping calculator found on our website. Sincerely, Airgun Depot Customer Care
Steve from USA
My Diana 350 mag. likes 18.+ grains. Weight and shape are always consistent. Soda cans are easy pickings at 75 yards. Perfect on squirrels. 80 feet up, 50 yards out, knocks them off the trees. You know when you hit them from the sound that they make.
Pros
Accurate Hard hitting
Cons
The tins. Everybody still sells their pellets in these shallow tins. They are a PITA.