H&N Field Target Trophy .25 Caliber Pellets

[Noah]

Hey People!

I have purchased at least 20 or so tins of H&N Field Target Trophy pellets in .25 caliber over the past couple of years (as well as Beeman Field Target Special in .25 -  the same thing) and love them.

Just last week at the range I noticed something rather strange between two supposed identical tins (I can't remember when or where I got them, but it had to have been either Pyramid Air or Airguns of Arizona and nowhere else). Do you care to waste a few precious minutes of your life trying to figure it out? If so, simply go to each of the two links below and share your thoughts.

http://i1174.photobucket.com/albums/r613/Noah_Puddy/4aff3014.jpg

http://i1174.photobucket.com/albums/r613/Noah_Puddy/54b2a190.jpg

Hope all is well, take care and keep 'em straight,

Noah

[breakfastchef]

Field Target Trophy in .25 should be 20.06g. I have only seen the 19.91g weight on tins sold in some UK shops. Perhaps several of your tins were imported or mistakenly shipped by H&N to the retailer.

[1377x]

Field Target Trophy in .25 should be 20.06g. I have only seen the 19.91g weight on tins sold in some UK shops. Perhaps several of your tins were imported or mistakenly shipped by H&N to the retailer.

that and what is the 25j on one and >16j on the other

[Noah]

that and what is the 25j on one and >16j on the other

Totally. I have no idea what that means.

Mike Crosshairs and/or Carl Quickster? Any ideas? 

[1377x]

dug this up tells all about the label and pellets
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzLwrNujz0U&feature=player_embedded#]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzLwrNujz0U&feature=player_embedded#[/url]

[Noah]

dug this up tells all about the label and pellets
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzLwrNujz0U&feature=player_embedded#]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzLwrNujz0U&feature=player_embedded#[/url]

Good catch!

[1377x]

Good catch!

thanks!
>16j to 25j is a lot of difference for .15 difference in weight.i guess its saying anything over 16j is good 25j(18fpe) is some good power

[Noah]

thanks!
>16j to 25j is a lot of difference for .15 difference in weight.i guess its saying anything over 16j is good sj(18fpe) is some good power

You TOTALLY read my mind. I was also sort of surprised that the barcode numbers on the back of the tins were exactly the same despite the different weights and such. 

[eric]

kinda like jsb where they will make the same pellet in different sizes for any given caliber