H&N Grizzly .357 Cal, 82 gr - 60 ct

this bullets or pellets not bad prize at 9.00 but i have double pack for 27 buck there 100 and each can that give 200 round of ammo that just great for some starting there big bore air rifle i have got bulldog 357 and these bullet fit these grizzly are lite at 85 grain that will hit the target same power at nozzlers

Pros
good deal

Cons
there no con yet but id there are will tell later

I bought these with the intent to use them for plinking but quickly found them to be killer pellets! Bought five (5) more tins to have plenty on hand!

Pros
Very cheap per pellet 9 cents per shot! Good ballistically out to 100 yard. Have not shot anything further.

Cons
Weight segregation should that 80% weight was 80.5 gr, and 20% where scattered 75gr to 79.gr. Once segregated they shot good CTC groupings .75" @ 50 yards about 1.25" at 75 yards

These things pack a punch at 40 yards

Pros
Heavy great for hunting

Cons
Not good for long distance

nice finish and oiling... well shaped... but they just don't get along with my hatsan bt65 .357

Pros
Good quality pellet...

Cons
they make a 3 inches group at 25 yards on my hatsan bt65 .357... maybe with a different airgun would work..

Pellet's soft lead ,so when they hit they expend all of there energy and mushroom very well !

Pros
I about 18 yard range in house , so I tried the H&N Grizzly ! they work great ,soft lead , No over penetration at back stop , 19 yards accuracy great ! No pellets zinging around cellar after they hit big plus don't have to use expensive pure lead hunting bullets to sight in open sights or red dot's ! ! !

Cons
Not really a con but I couldn't find any other weights , should try making 95 gr.to 100 gr. and a nice 120 gr hunting pellet !I I get some royalties lol