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Basically, you've already given yourself the answer: the BC is better with the Precision Slugs.

Maybe I'm making a mistake, but 0.1% of 18 grains is 0.018 grains, rounded up to 0.02 grains. And 0.1% was the tolerance claim. 1% tolerance, plus or minus, is already a 2% range. That would actually be too much for an H&N production batch.

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That means the machine can weigh for example an 18 grain pellet to a tolerance of 0.02 grain?

The Baracuda Match is actually the same pellet as the Baracuda. We select particularly good-shooting production lots for the "Match" and offer them in different head sizes. The additional effort isn't worth it (yet) for the .25 caliber, as globally there's far greater demand for .177 and .22.

These are our Baracuda Match in an old packaging (15 years and older). Here is our current product website with basic information: https://www.hn-sport.de/en/air-gun-hunting-target-shooting/baracuda-match-177 Stay away from Amazon for ordering pellets. They package the tins extremely poorly.

We developed these slugs primarily with the PRS/PRC shooting discipline in mind. Therefore, these slugs are only produced in .22.

Okay, now I have to apologize. We did NOT send any Precision Slugs to PA with the last shipment. I don't know what the hell I saw yesterday in our ERP system. I'm very embarrassed.:( Maybe there were some hallucinogens in my coffee... I will add some to next shipment which is in preparation.

That's strange. We sent half a million of each diameter to PA with the last shipment. Perhaps they haven't been recorded in the shop system yet.

I plan to (finally) attend in person this year!

Of course, as a German, I can't say that openly in a US forum...;)

You shot at full beer cans? In Germany, you can be stripped of your citizenship for this crime.o_O;)

Our H&N Baracuda Green in .177 weights 0.43 gram / 6.64 grain. Could be enough to bring the speed back below the sound barrier.

Our current machines are not suitable for pellets in caliber .30 and above, and we had to admit that at the end of this project. However, we have not buried the project forever, we just cannot continue working on it at the moment.

I have no idea where that story comes from, but, sorry, that's nonsense. We would have loved to keep the product in our range and it would also have been profitable.