H&N Field Target Trophy Power .177 Cal, 8.8 gr - 300 ct

A very good small game pellet Ive shot 2 squirrels and 1 rabbit and they were all clean kills.

Pros
Very accurate

Cons
I would like to see a model in the mid 9 gr range because thats were a lot of .177 springers have a sweet spot.

Pros
Hit very hard and accurate pellet

This site is a great place to buy pellets. If you cannot find them anywhere else prices are a little high on a lot of things though.

Pros
Absolutely love these pellets. Fast and accurate very clean.

Cons
I really don’t have anything bad to say about them

Wasn’t to pleased until I seated them deeper in the chamber (past the skirt).
Now using a 9mm. round nose to seat the pellet, seating a little past the skirt.
Groups are now one ragged hole at 68 ft. It takes some forse to seat, you feel a a little
clunk.

Pros
Cleaner, on hands and barrel, dead balls accurate.

Cons
None.

When useing my 500-700 fps c02 or multi pump guns at 10 yards I use wadcutters for accuracy and visual impact.
Wads aren't as stable at 20-30 yards so I needed a dome.
For some reason these expensive higher weight copper domes out shoot most everything in my rather large selection.

Pros
Stable and consistent.

Cons
A bit expensive for .177

Every pellet has such a nice feel and you know it will be accurate. love this, i would definitely buy again!!!

Pros
the craftsmanship of each pellet is great.

Cons
none so far.

At first, was disappointed with accuracy results from these pellets. 2 to 3 inch groups at 30 yards. Decided to try seating pellets against rifling in barrel, and groups shrank to 3/4 inch at 30 yards. I don't know why such a difference, must just be my particular rifle. With a little more practice, was able get dime sized groups nearly every time at 25 yards. I haven't used these pellets for hunting yet, but should do fine out to 30 yards or so.

Pros
Very consistent quality from pellet to pellet. No deformed skirts or rough edges. Nicely finished.

Cons
A bit pricey, but what quality pellet isn't? Accuracy results may depend largely on your particular set up- had to seat pellets in my rifle to obtain best results.

I've been wanting to use lead free pellets for my spinger, as I shoot in the basement during the winter, but most alloy pellets are too light ( less than 7 grains). The problem is that super light pellets don't offer sufficient resistance and can harm a spring gun. This pellet is not lead free, but the lead is contained by a coating of copper. This prevents lead dust from exiting the muzzle and ending up on the floor. The copper coating maintains its integrity after hitting soft targets (duct seal, magazines, ballistic cloth), so the lead is not expose after impact. I don't yet know how the copper would hold up against a harder surface, but I don't use those type targets in the house anyway. At 8.8 grains, these are fine in any spring gun and I've found them wonderfully accurate.

Pros
Safe for shooting indoors and safe for spring guns. Very accurate in the guns I've tried. No problem with lead as the copper seals it in.

Cons
None that I can think of.

These pellets shoot straight and hit hard.