H&N Baracuda .177 Cal, 10.65 gr - 400 ct

Really great pellet, fits nice and snug . I always use a seater with my pellets, got to get that consistency u need to make every thing the same .,got it off Ebay for 26dollars holds pellets only use it for a seater. All n all a perfect pellet for my rifle great weight didn't have to waste any time in finding the pellet I needed. That's all I got. HAPPY SHOOTING.

Pros
These are my favorite pellets to use in my Black ops pellet rifle and silent cat whisper from Gamo. They're awsome. Hardly any fliers to speak of ,the weight for the pellet is perfect for me to use out of high powered rifles. Able to shoot the bulls eye any given time. Sometimes it is a little boaring to hit the bullseye all the time., but I still find other things to shoot. ,candles are a favorite for me to shoot at night. Re-lite candles are fun if you dont destroy the wick or candle .

Cons
I would not change nothing about how they are made, no residue have a nice sheen about them need to put 500 not 400,please dont down size any more on the amount.

These shoot very well from my Seneca Aspen PCP. I dedicated my last
shooting session to these pellets which surprised me a little. In
other sessions I shot these pellets with other pellets comparing them
against one another and I graded these then, OK for target practice but
I didn't think I would want to try them for a kill. Sense I have
change my shooting strategy and give myself 5 points to hit on a 5.5
by 5.5 inch target. I shoot 2 rounds at each mark. Now I see better
where each shot lands. With these pellets, at 50 ft., 10 shots, I
would get 3 to 4 shot pairs (6 to 8 shots) touching each other less
4.5 mm from the point of aim. At 66 ft. I got very close to the
same results but the flyers would not be touching but no more than
4.5 mm off the mark or previous shot or the next shot would fill the
gap.

Pros
A buck and a half cheaper per tin than the Baracuda Match.

Cons
Haven't found one yet.

Works and shoots Great in my Gauntlet.
A.D. says changed to 400 count a year ago but have not updated picture and description.

I use these in a LGU and a rws mod36 they are the best by far for accuracy, the price isn't bad for what you get. For practice they equal a 22rf at way less of cost.

Pros
deadly accurate and work fine on small animals.

Cons
None for me

These look good but they load hard difficult to seat them in the chamber even with a pen point. Afraid these will damage my breech seals when closing due to slight protrusion of skirt. Maybe these would work for someone with a Precharged or pump that has a bolt that will cam them into the chamber. And accuracy was sub par as well giving me 3.5 inch groups at 25 yards in my Gamo Bull Whisper Bone Collector. Glad I obtained mine in a test pack so I wasn't out the bucks for a whole tin.

Pros
Look good

Cons
Shoot poorly and chamber very hard in MY rifle.

I use these H&N Baracuda .177 Caliber, 10.65 grain round nose pellets in my RWS 350 Magnum. So far I only shot them from 13 yard distance. Oh boy, these things are so accurate they fall on top of each other from that distance. They make it more than half the way into a 2"x10" wood. I have to relocate the bulls-eye often so that the pellets don't make it completely through the wood, which has happened. Luckily I had a steel plate behind the wood for extra backing. I sampled 25 pellets and measured the head diameter and weight and they were very consistent. The pellets are clean and uniform - none were damaged or dented. The skirt is thick which is a must for a magnum gun. If you own a magnum you owe it to yourself to give these a try. I tried 2 other lighter pellets, 8.2 grains and 9.3 grains (of different brand), although they were accurate, but not as accurate as the Baracuda. I bought 4 tins of 500 from Airgun Depot. I placed my order at night, AGD shipped my order the next day during the busy Christmas season-awesome. During the same period I ordered supplies from a different gun store and they shipped over a week later.

Pros
Bought 4 tins from AGD.

Cons
None