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H&N SLUG HP .249 (30GR) - 120's
Product description
The big advantage H&N 6.35 mm HP 30 grain (.249) airgun slugs have over conventional pellets is the fact this ammunition is designed with a very well thought through bullet shape, which guarantees a high ballistic coefficient. This means the slugs have a low air resistance, keeping their momentum and resulting in a nice and flat trajectory. It does wonders for accuracy. Of course, the significant weight of the H&N 6.35 mm HP 30 grain (.249) airgun slugs is important too, giving a nice and big mass transfer at impact.
Important figures:
- Ballistic coefficient: 0.098
- Max distance: 100 metres
- Diametre: .2495 inch
H&N recommends using the H&N 6.35 mm HP 30 grain (.249) airgun slugs in air rifles with a power of at least 40 Joules, with an optimum between 60 and 90 Joules. All slugs are visually inspected, lubed and hand packed.
Specifications
| Brand | H&N |
| Calibre | 6.35 mm / .25 |
| Pellet shape | Hollow point |
| Weight (grain) | 30 |
| Pellet length (mm) | 7.1 |
| Size | .249 |
| Packed per | 120 |
Feel free to have a look here at the performance of the lighter end of the .249 cal H&N slug range, alot of rifles do perform better accuracy-wise with these;
Product description
The big advantage H&N 6.35 mm HP 30 grain (.249) airgun slugs have over conventional pellets is the fact this ammunition is designed with a very well thought through bullet shape, which guarantees a high ballistic coefficient. This means the slugs have a low air resistance, keeping their momentum and resulting in a nice and flat trajectory. It does wonders for accuracy. Of course, the significant weight of the H&N 6.35 mm HP 30 grain (.249) airgun slugs is important too, giving a nice and big mass transfer at impact.
Important figures:
- Ballistic coefficient: 0.098
- Max distance: 100 metres
- Diametre: .2495 inch
H&N recommends using the H&N 6.35 mm HP 30 grain (.249) airgun slugs in air rifles with a power of at least 40 Joules, with an optimum between 60 and 90 Joules. All slugs are visually inspected, lubed and hand packed.
Specifications
| Brand | H&N |
| Calibre | 6.35 mm / .25 |
| Pellet shape | Hollow point |
| Weight (grain) | 30 |
| Pellet length (mm) | 7.1 |
| Size | .249 |
| Packed per | 120 |
Feel free to have a look here at the performance of the lighter end of the .249 cal H&N slug range, alot of rifles do perform better accuracy-wise with these;
$8.72
H&N SLUG HP .249 (30GR) - 120's—
$8.72
Description
Product description
The big advantage H&N 6.35 mm HP 30 grain (.249) airgun slugs have over conventional pellets is the fact this ammunition is designed with a very well thought through bullet shape, which guarantees a high ballistic coefficient. This means the slugs have a low air resistance, keeping their momentum and resulting in a nice and flat trajectory. It does wonders for accuracy. Of course, the significant weight of the H&N 6.35 mm HP 30 grain (.249) airgun slugs is important too, giving a nice and big mass transfer at impact.
Important figures:
- Ballistic coefficient: 0.098
- Max distance: 100 metres
- Diametre: .2495 inch
H&N recommends using the H&N 6.35 mm HP 30 grain (.249) airgun slugs in air rifles with a power of at least 40 Joules, with an optimum between 60 and 90 Joules. All slugs are visually inspected, lubed and hand packed.
Specifications
| Brand | H&N |
| Calibre | 6.35 mm / .25 |
| Pellet shape | Hollow point |
| Weight (grain) | 30 |
| Pellet length (mm) | 7.1 |
| Size | .249 |
| Packed per | 120 |
Feel free to have a look here at the performance of the lighter end of the .249 cal H&N slug range, alot of rifles do perform better accuracy-wise with these;
