.22 FX LOVES H&N!

[Pumacarl]

It's a shameless, over the top infatuation too! Now I understand why Air hunter Gerhard partnered up with H&N.

Today I shot 33gr Precision, 34gr 36gr 40gr Heavy slugs, all with the same settings and they all shot awesomely. I did not have to change or tweak anything. I've seen this happen with pellets, this is a first for me, with slugs. All were .218 and I was shooting them out of a Dynamic 700mm Superior Heavy 1in16" liner. The speeds went from 1041fps to 971fps all stabile tight groups and weirdly enough all were hitting within a half inch of vertical on the bullseye. I believe the Precisions were the highest, all were close enough to shoot an 1" group at 53y if you mixed them in a hat and shot them together. And I did that standing using a tripod, benched would have been better still. Amongst four different slugs, I think that's pretty good. I have been shooting the 40gr and the 33gr precisions out to over 240y previously and was very impressed with how they do at long range too. H&N is going to be my go to ammo for my FX. Great job H&N!

 

[duchunter007]

It's a shameless, over the top infatuation too! Now I understand why Air hunter Gerhard partnered up with H&N.

Today I shot 33gr Precision, 34gr 36gr 40gr Heavy slugs, all with the same settings and they all shot awesomely. I did not have to change or tweak anything. I've seen this happen with pellets, this is a first for me, with slugs. All were .218 and I was shooting them out of a Dynamic 700mm Superior Heavy 1in16" liner. The speeds went from 1041fps to 971fps all stabile tight groups and weirdly enough all were hitting within a half inch of vertical on the bullseye. I believe the Precisions were the highest, all were close enough to shoot an 1" group at 53y if you mixed them in a hat and shot them together. And I did that standing using a tripod, benched would have been better still. Amongst four different slugs, I think that's pretty good. I have been shooting the 40gr and the 33gr precisions out to over 240y previously and was very impressed with how they do at long range too. H&N is going to be my go to ammo for my FX. Great job H&N!

I have not tried the H&N slugs yet, they are on my list to try, glad they work well for you

 

[Jörg Siemens]

It's a shameless, over the top infatuation too! Now I understand why Air hunter Gerhard partnered up with H&N.

Today I shot 33gr Precision, 34gr 36gr 40gr Heavy slugs, all with the same settings and they all shot awesomely. I did not have to change or tweak anything. I've seen this happen with pellets, this is a first for me, with slugs. All were .218 and I was shooting them out of a Dynamic 700mm Superior Heavy 1in16" liner. The speeds went from 1041fps to 971fps all stabile tight groups and weirdly enough all were hitting within a half inch of vertical on the bullseye. I believe the Precisions were the highest, all were close enough to shoot an 1" group at 53y if you mixed them in a hat and shot them together. And I did that standing using a tripod, benched would have been better still. Amongst four different slugs, I think that's pretty good. I have been shooting the 40gr and the 33gr precisions out to over 240y previously and was very impressed with how they do at long range too. H&N is going to be my go to ammo for my FX. Great job H&N!

We developed our slugs using the Impact and Panthera, and still test every production batch on those weapons. So your result isn't a big surprise for me.

 

[Billm]

We developed our slugs using the Impact and Panthera, and still test every production batch on those weapons. So your result isn't a big surprise for me.

H&N was my favorite pellet for 50 years. I’ll have to try some slugs in my Panthera MKII.

 

[Pumacarl]

We developed our slugs using the Impact and Panthera, and still test every production batch on those weapons. So your result isn't a big surprise for me.

Really awesome job on these! The thing that really won me over is that there seems to be no really inaccurate zones of instability, at least out of my gun. I just pick the speed I want to shoot at and go. Most of the ammo out there shoots decent out to 100, but at 200+ things can go wonky fast and these don't. I am going to stick with the Precision and the 40gr. They are a comparitivly great deal too, factoring in smiles to miles to money, and that never hurts.