Rabbit Magnum II Air Gun Pellets .22 Cal.

Once got a 30 lb coon with one shot with this particular pellet. Stock medium power PCP...a Benjamin Discovery at 1800-1900 psi. at 20 paces. Zeroed pellets standing offhand with scope paper and trap. I noticed the Rabbit Magnum II's loaded smooth and were shooting 1-2 inches lower than 14.3 grain premiers at similar distances. Cranked up 12 clicks on Leupold at 3x and got 1 inch clusters of 4 (inside 9 ring on pistol target) without much effort. I suppose I could try the 32 grain Eu-Jin but I was already getting 25fp and there is a chance the Eu-Jin would be hard to load or shoot clean through the head at such close ranges. I'd max out at 30fp with a Eu-Jin only to add risk for such short shots. Why bother?. Once you're above 30fp you'd have to pay $$$ to get only a little more power say to 50fp for what.... a long shot over 100 ft. Bad risk I think. Besides...you'd have to get a 3000-4500 psi airgun run a .25 cal. heavy 35 grain slug but but but....you're always going to be velocity-limited (to the air gunners 900 fps sweet spot). I think these rabbit slugs make a 22 compete pretty well with a .25 caliber shooting ordinary pellets. And...it's at half to 1/4 the price. Got that coon dead on.

With due consideration for dog lovers, these work great - for dogs! You see, we have a serious problem with wild dogs tunnelling their way into the chicken coop and just merrily ripping away. My daughter lost her 3 pet rabbits the same way. The dogs wont eat them; just tear them to shreads. We have a powerful animal rights movement here (India) who obviously never lost poultry or livestock to nocturnal predators. The pound is required to castrate and release them which doesn't curb habitual mischief. That's where these pellets come in handy propelled from a Walther Dominator PCP rifle!! Equipped with a SCO 22 Sparrow Silencer!!! Ooh. The things I do to keep our community pets and poultry safe.... Word of caution to other masked mavericks: Dont shoot 'em in their vital 'kill' zones. They'll drop right there on your property. We dont want that! No dead dogs. No cops! Besides, they scream like a future ex-wife who caught your miserable a** in action elsewhere. Shoot them in the freakin guts so they die elsewhere - of intense pain! Love these pellets!!

I needed a heavier pellet pest control at a slightly longer distance than usual, these worked great. Out of maybe 90 shots so far I've not had a single stray (40-50 yards with a Gamo Urban.)Pellet quality is good, no rough edges, no seams, no misshapen pellets. First-time buying H&N and will buy this brand again.

These pellets are heavy and hit hard. I used them to rid ourselves if some vermin. I have a break barrel rifle, and with a laser site these made 1/2" groups at 25 yds.

Please tell should not be used in it a pellet gun smaller than 1200 ft per second there's no way to keep them in groups that they just even actually watch them fly out of the barrel they're moving so slow they're so heavy couldn't hit a single thing with them

Accurate at close range I have a Benjamin brake barrel wich these are not designed for but they seal the barrel nicely accurate but shoot lower than lighter pellets but I'll tell you what birds look they got hit by a truck and coons possums and ferral cats are a go with the punch these have just to note most of the time shooting under 50yards this is great for in city pests I have cartridge guns for everything else. I will say that my Benjamin is like a 1100 fps rifle I think it has just enough power for these inside 50yards

What power house, they are a little snug but once they come out that barrel there’s no stopping it. Bought them to varmint hunt, was currently using some cheap pellets I got at Walmart and it seemed no matter what I did the pest I was shooting at always managed to run away after being shot. Got theses and any pest I shoot just drop dead. Will be buying exclusively H&N from now on.

The pellets work fine, but the container they came in. It was completely smashed. I had to cut it apart to get the pellets out.