H&N Baracuda Round Nose Pellets

Great product

this is great ammunition (pellets) for my Hatsan gun perfect weight and accuracy well worth the price

seems to be a very good product. fast shipping

The product description says this is a "‎Wadcuda". This is a DOMED pellet as shown in the images. Make sure you order the correct head size as it comes in 5.51 and 5.522mm. If you aren't sure of uour head size requirement/recommendation, contact your airgun manufacturer or dealer.When your airgun is correctly tuned for this pellet and you have chosen the correct head size, thhis a very accurate pellet when shot from a PCP HIGH POWERED airgun. Muzzle velocity should at LEAST 650 FPS for best accuracy. If you cannot achieve that in your airgun, don't use this pellet if you are seeking accurate results.Most Air Pistols are not suitably powered for this pellet to achieve excellent accuracy. But a few are.The two images here are shot from a Stoeger XM1 Ranger (PCP rifle) at 50 yards and was FIVE shots. The chronograph image is same gun with this .52 grain pellet from a benchrest. Similar results in Umarex Notis at 30 yards.In my own experience, when shot from a high powered PCP rifle witha muzzle velocity of at least 650 fps, this is not only a very accurate pellet (in my own PCP rifles, your experience may vary, every rifle is different in which pellet it "likes"), and is suitable for hunting small game, like mice, rats, crows and WITH A WELL PLACED HEADSHOT, suitable for Racoons, Possums and Fox. Personally, if I am unsure of a perfect headshot, I don't shoot and wait for the proepr opportunity.If you don't know what "tuning" your PCP rifle is, look on YouTube where there are lots of good videos on tuning your particular PCP rifle.

Good pellets.

I own a Gamo .22 air rifle and haven't used these competitively or anything; but, a few muskrats damaging my property (a creek runs through it) have met their maker from about 50 yards, so they pack a punch and I would recommend them for their effectiveness.

Fired from (some 50 shots) Gamo Swarm Generation 2 pellet rifle. 20 yards.Up in the rust belt it's getting a bit windy (December 2023). I'm impressed with these pellets. I'm very nearly tack-driving at 20 yards. They hold groups best measured in millimeters. On top of that one target medium I tested was 1/4" oak. Blew right through it. Then, three folded 'Shoppers' (Like a newspaper) with enough force to dent the oak significantly, bounce back and lodge in the 'newspaper' (same material) more than 75 percent of the time.Expansion was very good, even outside of skirt failure (both of which you want impacting your pest critter).They shoot flat, so testing after sighting at 20 feet vs 20 yards I did not have to adjust elevation, just left to right.Then I filled the tin with WD-40 Silicone spray. Whole new animal. Bringing down the elevation 3 MOA at 20 yards, these things were still tack driving, or darn near close to it. (Bullseye half the size of a dime).I'm firing from an elevated position (roughly 8 feet up towards the ground) with an equal embankment behind that. But there is a chain link fence. These pellets nailed the target and a few hit the chain link, and 'zinged' away like what you'd hear in western movies a couple of times. They hit, they shoot straight. And I mention my gun because it's not the most powerful. It's a budget rifle you can find for 180-200 dollars (In the 150s on sale).My goal is 15 to 20 yard shots on Squirls that try to get into my house. I'd say these will do it.

These are absolutely a buy if you have a higher power air rifle nothing below 24 foot pounds they fly beautiful at 780 ft./s or higher speed and I’ll put the hurt on anything you eat not as soft as all the brands, but they should very good