Hornet | 6.35mm | 22.07gr | 150pcs | H&N

H&N Hornet 6.35mm – heavy air rifle ammunition for powerful PCP systems

These H&N Hornet pellets combine a 6.35mm calibre with a weight of 22.07 grain and a distinctive pointed pellet shape with a brass tip. This projectile is developed for shooters using powerful PCP air rifles from 40 joules upwards. The aerodynamic design with brass tip ensures retention of speed and energy during flight, allowing you to shoot effectively at distances up to 75 metres.

Our experience from the Shogun team

In practice, the consistent performance of these Hornet pellets stands out. The brass tip contributes to stable flight behaviour, even under varying weather conditions. The projectile retains its energy excellently over medium distances, resulting in deep penetration in the target. Tests with various PCP systems show that these pellets are particularly effective in air rifles with sufficient power to give the heavier projectile the correct initial velocity.

Technical properties in practice

The 6.35mm calibre in combination with 22.07 grain places this projectile in the heavier category. The pointed shape ensures minimal air resistance, while the brass tip gives the projectile extra mass at the front. The lead material offers the right balance between weight and malleability. The packaging contains 150 pieces, sufficient for extensive shooting practice. This technical combination makes the Hornet particularly suitable for applications where maximum penetration power is desired.

Who is this air rifle ammunition suitable for?

This ammunition is aimed at experienced shooters with powerful PCP air rifles who seek precision at medium distances. The heavier weight requires an air rifle with sufficient power to effectively fire the projectile. The pointed shape with brass tip makes these pellets less suitable for novice shooters, but ideal for those seeking maximum penetration in technical shooting. Testing different weights remains valuable – with a chronograph you can determine exactly what energy your setup delivers with this specific ammunition.

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