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I would be cautious with slugs/bullet-shaped pellets in a break-barrel rifle. Sometimes they don't fit all the way into the "chamber" and get deformed when closing the breech.

It is on the bottom sticker of the tin. A photo of the sticker would also do the job.

If you want, you can contact us directly via [email protected]. The batch number would be very helpful.

Unfortunately, I don't have any reliable data for that.

In 99% of cases .218 is the better choice.

Good morning everyone, The Precision Slug has been in production since the beginning of June and is being delivered to our customers worldwide. In the USA, Utah Airguns has had them in stock for some time, and Pyramyd Air will have them very soon as well. Unfortunately, the delivery time to the...

I have added the drag model (G1) used to calculate the BC to the text. We use this model for all our slugs.

The Huben K1 will most likely require a larger diameter.

Sorry, I had forgotten to mention the length. It is 10.0 mm.

We tried using a truncated cone, but the results were worse.

950 fps upwards are necessary in our experience.

Something like this is always difficult to predict. We have received the first orders and production is underway, so I estimate it will take about 4 weeks.

At H&N we always strive to meet the needs of shooters in the world of airgun ammunition. With advances in airgun technology, we believe in always keeping pace...

At H&N we always strive to meet the needs of shooters in the world of airgun ammunition. With advances in airgun technology, we believe in always keeping pace with new, improved products in the shooting world. With barrel and power improvements among airguns, we responded with the first Slug HP...

I am sorry but I cannot relate why it must be our fault when tins arrive at the dealer dented. They leave our factory in good condition. Our tins are relatively stable anyway because they have a screw-on lid.

We don't make any pellets for EdGun. And the writing on the labels is in Cyrillic letters, so most probably Russian...

We examined the two production batches you complained about again using the retention samples of these batches. As in your pictures, there were few traces of the lubricant visible. The shooting results on our 50m test shooting range are completely OK. Weapon: FX Impact M2 Number of shots: 10...

For obvious reasons, I cannot explain the details of our production process to you. I can only add that these white spots only appeared after the slugs spend some time in the tin. Becoming aware of this fact a year ago, we adjusted the lubrication and cleaning process.

That may be. This is not lead oxide, but fine residue from the machine lubrication that was not completely removed.

Not normal, but also not problematic in terms of performance.