The H&N Slug HP II is an airgun pellet which differs significantly from the usual pellets due to its bullet shape. It‘s designed for powerful rifles which can shoot such projectiles precisely at targets at 50, 100 or even 200 meters distance. An extremely favourable ballistic coefficient (BC) ensures a flat trajectory and excellent energy retention. To accommodate different barrel profiles and power levels, we offer options in diameter (.2495 / .2505) and weight. The muzzle energy of the rifle should be at least 40 joules, but for best results we recommend 60 to 90 joules (depending on rifle and the weight of the Slug). All pellets get lubricated, visually inspected, hand packed and secured for transport with foam pads.

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H&N 6.35 mm HP 28 grain (.250) airgun slugs have a big advantage over conventional pellets, and that’s the fact this ammunition is designed with a very well thought through bullet shape, which guarantees a high ballistic coefficient of 0.096. 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 at long distances up to 100 metres. Of course, the significant weight of the H&N 6.35 mm HP 28 grain (.250) airgun slugs is important too, giving a nice and big mass transfer at impact.

H&N recommends using the H&N 6.35 mm HP 28 grain (.250) 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. The exact diameter is 0.2505 inch.

Bullets are best suited to airgun barrels designed for them, which do not have a reduction (FX SmoothTwist X equipped with a slug inner barrel, etc.).

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