They work well in my sub 12ftlb .177 hw100 they were very accurate and expanded well against apples and oranges and went through half a coconut but you have to keep them at close to medium range and it’s also luck of the draw if you barrel will like them just like any other pellets. Maybe the faster moving .177 expands the pellet better than the slower .22

I have tested these in my AirForce Condor .25 at 50 yards and they are pretty accurate .They work really well on meat.They leave a very big hole. Also shot ballistic gel with them.My hp slugs seem to do better in it.

You made a very valid point in your intro. FAC power being used with this pellet, what is sub 12ft lbs?. Its anything from 12 down, so long range accuracy and penetration is dependant on the power out put. The point of this pellet is expansion, with a measured delivery of FAC rates this can be exactly calculated. The close range use of gelatine or any close clay capture does not give a true picture. And in fairness to you, you indicated all this in your well put together vid, which proved the earlier points you made. Cheers and thanks.

I have found that the polymags 22cal and the Gamo red fire polymer tip are very accurate and cause alot of damage to small game I use them alot when I am not using H&N SNIPER LIGHTS, OR THE CROSSMAN PREMIER DOMED 14.3

Just bought some of these bad boys for my Gamo Hunter Swarm 10x. Never tried these type of pellets before, therfore I'm new to the Airgun field. So far I have a few H&N's and Gamo rockets. Hope these do well for my spring piston rifle.

You got the results you were look for..... do you often shoot animals at 10 yards try further away and soo how good they are.

Have you tried H&N Barracuda match pellets in your rifle yet? My Compatto absolutely loves them, for accuracy and grouping they are the best pellets I have tried. Always enjoy your experiments. ATB... Billy.

Far too expensive.