H&N Spitzkugel .177 Cal, 8.64 gr - 500 ct

Not consistent fit. Defective pellets, have little beestinger tips on pellets. AGD to send replacement pellets.

Cons
Defective batch, shame on H&N ( need ) much better quality control on size and condition. So fare no trouble with H&N pellets.

for some reason I am having difficulty breaking the one inch barrier on pointed pellets and these were no better giving me a 1 3/8 inch group at 25 yards in my Gamo Bull Whisper bone collector. these look good are clean and no damaged pellets noted in my testing. They like many others have just failed to make a 1 inch minimum for further testing.

Pros
Look good

Cons
Not quite good enough on accuracy at least in MY rifle worth giving a try though.

These Pellets are quite accurate out of my Ruger Air Magnum. I dare say they are more accurate than the tomahawks I previously rated. And Because of the added Grain weight they hit a little harder than the tomahawks. I just got done shooting my third session with these pellets and I am very impressed. I weighed several on a scale and they are all within .01 grains of each other. Shoots right through 1" pine boards at 20 yards.

Pros
Very Accurate to shoot and Quality assurance is near perfect, within .01 Grains of weight in a whole 500 pellet tin.

Cons
cost

These pellets where every bit as accurate at 50' as the RWS pellets I also like. The 8.64g and the point add up for good penetration. I use layers of cardboard as my backstop and these went though more layers with my MK-177 than any other pellet.

Pros
The 8.64g and the point add up for good penetration.

Cons
The O.D. of the pellet seems a bit small, they wouldnt stay in my PX4 clip although they are exactly the right length to work.