Hawki Airgun Pellets

Hawki airgun pellets have been a solid choice for regular use, especially for target practice and general shooting. They don’t try to oversell themselves as match-grade competition pellets, but for what they’re intended to be, they perform very well and offer good consistency shot to shot. One of the first things I noticed is the overall pellet quality. The pellets are well formed with reasonably uniform skirts and heads right out of the tin. There aren’t a lot of crushed or badly deformed pellets, which is something you often see with cheaper options. That consistency makes a noticeable difference when it comes to accuracy and reliability, especially during longer shooting sessions. In use, these pellets feed smoothly and shoot consistently across different airguns. Whether used in break-barrel rifles, CO₂ pistols, or PCP setups, they perform predictably and don’t cause jams or odd behavior. Accuracy is good for plinking and training, and they group well enough to keep shooting enjoyable without frustration. They’re especially well suited for backyard practice, steel targets, and general skill building. The weight and balance feel appropriate, giving a stable flight path without excessive drop at typical airgun distances. They’re forgiving enough for casual shooters but still consistent enough that experienced shooters can appreciate their performance. They strike a nice balance between affordability and usability. Packaging is also decent. The tins are easy to open and close, and the pellets stay contained without spilling everywhere. It’s a small detail, but it matters when you’re taking them to the range or storing them with other gear. Overall, Hawki airgun pellets are a dependable, no-nonsense option that does exactly what most shooters need. They’re consistent, reasonably accurate, and well made for the price. If you’re looking for pellets you can trust for regular practice without spending premium competition prices, these are an easy five-star choice.

Good quality casting, no bent or defective pellets. Very effective on small game. Seem to be more accurate than the brand I had normally used. Will switch to Hawk.

Good product, well manufactured, good value

The Hawk Airgun Pellets (Domed) are a fantastic choice for backyard plinking and target shooting. I’ve been using them in my .177 airgun, and they deliver impressive accuracy and solid power—every shot feels consistent and satisfying. Pros: ✔ Great Accuracy – These pellets fly straight and hit where I aim, making them perfect for precision plinking. ✔ Hard-Hitting – They pack a nice punch, which adds to the fun when shooting targets. ✔ Smooth & Consistent – No odd flyers or deformities; every pellet feels well-made. Cons: ⚠ Pricey for Casual Use – At around $20, they’re a bit expensive compared to other plinking pellets. If you’re just shooting for fun, the cost adds up. Verdict: If you want high-quality, accurate pellets and don’t mind paying a little extra, these are a great choice. But if you’re on a budget and just blasting cans, cheaper options might do the trick. 4 stars—would be 5 if not for the price!

Works well on small game or targets.

All good

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Consistently accurate at short-med range. I did not try these in a magazine system, just a single shot rifle. I used them to zero in a scope at 25 yds. They may be too long for some magazine, I can't say. They are slightly longer than your standard Crossman walmart ammo. Will certainly have the mass to kill nuisance rodents, but that depends more on your weapon's power.