H&N Terminator Hollowpoint Pellets

Perfect for any Gamo I don't know about any other pellet guns because I only own gamos but every caliber well both calibers 177 and 22 caliber Works incredibly well and accurate with my magnums my Gamo Magnum in 177 is pushing 1650 ft per second my 22 cal is pushing 1300 ft per second that's pretty damn powerful and the Terminators are a multi-use pellet hollow point perfect for splatter targets and if you're into that type of thing small gameExcellent

Great pellets. no issues with accuracy in my Umarex Forge air rifle.

Great for shooting squirrels. Good value would buy again

To begin this review, bear in mind that the tests I did were with a .177 Gamo Whisper, with gas spring conversion, so it performance is very similar to other break barrel rifles with similar 'engines'. These guns prefer lighter pellets to get maximum FPE, but choices of ~7 grain hunting HP pellets are very limited. The 9.6gr H&N barracuda hunter extreme gets 14.1 FPE in this gun, where the terminator gets 15.7 FPE.Grouping: I like to do accuracy tests with the barrel resting in solid V blocks - no human error effects, at 48 feet - Terminator>>1.5" 5 shot group, Barracuda>> .65" group Lightened/modified Terminator>> .9" group.Expansion/penetration: at a distance of 70' shooting a small sandwich bag filled with soft mud, 1.3" thick; Terminator>>full expansion, 2" diameter cavity size, exit hole in bag, Barracuda>>partial expansion, 1" cavity size, exit hole in bag, Modified lightened Terminator>>full expansion, 2+" cavity size, no exit hole in bag.OK, so the 'Modified' Terminator works quite well in this gun for hunting purposes (great expansion & energy at 70', plus decent accuracy, and lowered chance of pellet exiting the 'target' and hitting unintended target. The lightened version was done by making a form fitted gripper (epoxy putty on both jaws of a pair of pliers with cavities that can grip the pellet) and using an ob-round .125" diameter carbide burr in a drill to bore out some of the interior of the pellet while holding it in the gripper tool. I removed 0.3 gr. of lead to get velocity up to 1030 fps versus 990 fps unmodified. It could be that if your gun can achieve close to the 1030 fps with the unmodified pellet you willget the improved accuracy, who knows.Bottom line for me is that these pellets have good potential, but may need to be propelled at speeds higher or lower than the 990 fps to get good accuracy. The Barracuda is also a very good option for hunting with break barrels like mine, but won't shoot as flat of trajectory out to 50-60 yards, and may pass through the pest at short distances. got to go now...I've got pellets to modify!

I bought these specifically to do a little bit more damage to a woodchuck than most pellets. These definitely do a great job for as small as they are. Interesting design and a price that is very respectable for the amount and quality that you receive. If you're looking to protect your vegetation from little rascals, look no further.

Best price I could find.

You pay for what you get. This was one time it payed off. Really like the performance and consistency.

These pellets are the best I've used with good accuracy with my air pellet gun. The pointed tip helps initial penetration.