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H&N Hornet .177 Pointed Pellets

A 225-count tin of medium-weight .177 pointed diabolo pellets with an embedded brass tip, weighing 0.620 g / 9.57 gr each.

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Calibre.177 / 4.5 mm
Count225 pellets
Weight0.620 g / 9.57 gr
Minimum energy7.5 J stated by H&N

The standard H&N Hornet combines a pointed lead body with an embedded brass tip. H&N positions it as a medium-weight pellet for airguns that can supply the required energy and whose loading system accepts its length.

This is the standard Hornet, not the shorter Hornet Pistol variant. Calibre alone does not establish compatibility: power level, chamber and magazine depth all need to match the airgun manual.

Calibre
.177 / 4.5 mm
Projectile type
Pointed lead diabolo with embedded brass tip
Pellet weight
0.620 g / 9.57 gr
Tin count
225
Minimum muzzle energy
5.5 ft-lb / approximately 7.5 J stated by H&N
Maximum recommended distance
30 m stated by H&N
Ballistic coefficient
0.016
Compatibility
Only where manual, power level and magazine depth accept the standard Hornet
  • Embedded brass tip
  • Medium-weight 0.620 g pellet
  • 225-count original tin
  • Official H&N specification documented
Before ordering: Not recommended for the Star RX Gen 3: Camstar rates that pistol up to 3 J, while H&N specifies at least about 7.5 J for this standard Hornet. Also verify magazine depth before ordering.
  • Use only in a suitable .177 pellet airgun
  • Keep dry and reject damaged pellets
  • Use a safe backstop; never shoot at people or animals
  • Wash hands after handling lead and keep away from children

Specifications were checked against manufacturer material where available, then compared with Nishana's inventory photographs and clearly identified retailer documentation. Your supplied manual and physical product markings take precedence if a production batch differs.

Product research reviewed 2026-07-21