H&N Field Target Trophy (5.53mm) .22 Cal, 14.66 gr - 250 ct

Put the other pellets down and try these in lead and copper... Just spend the money if you want consistency... Buy in bulk it's better on you and shipping ...just wait for the sell

Pros
Best shooting pellet I've ever had... They must sort them by hand with a microscope

Cons
Not a enough time in a day to shoot

aim true and love doing it

Pros
fly great. 100 yard all day long.

Cons
price

Very accurate pellet especially for springers.
Quality made in Germany.

The pellets where very clean and packed tight in there tin. Which very few of them are dented or unusable. I used them in a regulated Prod shooting at 720fps. The gun like the pellets holding a 1 inch group at 50 yards. The loading is very smooth, not binding or sticking at the breach like some of the other brands do. The pellets fit well into the magazine not to long or odd to drop right in for a nice fit and magazine operation.

While not as accurate as the JSB 14s out of my Gamo Urban, these are still a quality pellet for plinking/paper punching.

Pros
Available in 500 coint tin. Velocity closer to the recommended 850-915mph sweet spot out of medium powered rifles such as the Gamo Urban.

Cons
Shorter pellet. Not as accurate as JSB 14s out of my gun.

These seem to be the favorite of mine and other hatsan 95 .22 owners. AD has a great price with the buy 4 get 1 free deal and they packaged them up tight !

Pros
Great for the hatsan 95

Cons
none

Purchased three sizes in these pellets and they all shot well, there worth a couple bucks extra.

Pros
Consistent groups

Cons
None

Found to be accurate and uniform. worth the money

Pros
accurate

Cons
None

I bought these pellets to try in my .22 caliber Gamo Bone Collector Maxxim. As of now, I have mixed feeling about this pellet being right for this air rifle. Here's why:

I ordered and received the pellets with the 5.53 mm head size, which I verified on the tin only. These pellets fit VERY tight in my breech. By tight I mean, they "pop" in with a good deal of pressure. They seem much larger than 5.53 mm. Almost all other pellets I have tried have 5.52 mm head sizes and fit snugly with a slight amount of pressure

I was getting very consistent and accurate groups with this pellet for the first 250 shots. During my last shooting session, I was in the process of shooting 3/4" group (10 shots) at 25 yards. My 7th pellet landed 3.5 inches to the left of the group. I figured it was me or a bad pellet. The 8th shot landed even further to the left of the 7th pellet. The last 4 shots formed a 1.75" group that was over 3 inches to the left of the main group.

I checked the the stock screws, the scope screws and everything was tight. I decided to try a different pellet (Gamo Red Fire), which has always been accurate. I shot a 1/2" group with 5 shots at the same distance.

I decided to clean the barrel, and discovered the barrel was not dirty at all. Afterwards, I shot another 10 of the H&N FTT from 25 yards. This resulted in a 3.5" group that impacted right and up from my point of aim.

I don't know how to explain this.

Here are the statistics from my Gamo Bone Collector Maxxim. Velocities and shot group is from a 10 shot string:

Velocity Min - 693 fps
Velocity Max - 723 fps
Velocity Ave - 716 fps
Standard Dev - 9.92 fps
Extreme Spread - 30 fps
Muzzle Energy - 16.66 fpe
Best Group(25 yds) - .7 inches

FYI - I have tried 16 different pellets in my .22 caliber Remington Express air rifle. This is the only pellet that doesn't fit loosely in the breech, and the only pellet that will shoot a 10 shot group smaller than 1.25" at 25 yards.

Pros
Very clean and uniform

Cons
They seem to be over sized. Half way through the tin, the point of impact changed drastically.

Found H&N FTT after reading reviews for my HW95 and RWS 34. Best I had tried, Blasting 1 1/2" 50 round holes in my targets at 50 yds with my 95 with no fliers. Not as good with my 34. So I tried many others and found JSBs shoot a little better with the 34 and pretty good with my 95. Bought alot of JSBs and shot them both 22 cal. guns for a while. Later I thought my 95 was losing it's long range accuracy (50 to 90 yds) I went back to the H&Ns for my 95 and it's amazing accuracy again.

Pros
Best pellet for my HW95 with very few fliers and they hit hard. I have sent around 30,000 rounds through that gun

Cons
None, but they may not fit all guns perfect.