New Design H&N Field Target .22 Pellets ?

I think that style used to be called Bear Cubs. Not 100% positive about the name. But it's not a new style. 

I tried their FT pellets in .25 and they didn't shoot well in anytinng I own. 

FWIW, I had a similar experience with the.177. They have not grouped well in any of at least 10 different rifles.

"Medium, very precise pellet with a flat trajectory for medium distances. Exceptional aerodynamic design for high impact and penetration. Great for target shooting and field use."



i'm no expert but, wouldn't the flat trajectory depend on the FPS the pellet is traveling? if it was shot at 100 FPS even at only 20 yards it wouldn't have a flat trajectory.

they're labelled as "Field Target". do competitors shoot .25 in field target comps? or, are they referring to quarry as "Field targets"?

just playing devil's advocate 

they are not new by any means and never shot well in any rifle that i owned, but yours may be different. Nothing ventured, nothing gained

As Josh3rd said, they are not new. The name is confusing given the existence of the FTT/FTS twins. The Field Target was discontinued in .22 cal several years ago while the .177 continued production. Beeman also sold the .22 Field Target as their own .22 Ram Jet pellet. The .177 Ram Jet was a different pellet than the .177 Field Target, just to add to the confusion. The Field Target design was sold at least back in the mid-90s. A couple of my airguns shoot them well, others don't.

Paul in Liberty County

My WAG ... there selling newly acquired OLD stock.

have a couple tins of .22 from years ago ... never found them accurate.

This is an old design, in a old pellet tin -- H&N switched the design of their tins years ago.

Matthias