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Gun City Javelin .22 18.2 gr Hollow Points ex H&N

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Printed Date: 04 Jul 2025 at 8:43am
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Topic: Gun City Javelin .22 18.2 gr Hollow Points ex H&N
Posted By: JasonEdward
Subject: Gun City Javelin .22 18.2 gr Hollow Points ex H&N
Date Posted: 03 Jul 2025 at 11:43am
I have recently been in touch buying a PCP from a guy who also wants to sell 3 x 5 packs x 200 pellets and I think 4 tins extra as in the photo.
I'll let you know when he decides on prices but he reckons they shoot as well as the JSB heavies but these are hollow points I guess designed for hunting and maybe they are Barracuda Hunters re-packed for Gun City. 

Sorry I can't seem to upload the picture.

But here is a link to what are identical and marketed as "Gun City Rabbiter Hollow Tip" pellets. https://www.guncity.com/gun-city-22-javelin-rabbiter-pellets-371611

I think he will end up offering these cheap or I wouldn't bother with this post...




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Posted By: JasonEdward
Date Posted: 03 Jul 2025 at 4:31pm
UPDATE - PRICES
18 tins, $200 (approx $11 a tin) the lot plus courier.  Approx 5.5 kgs. 
Or pack of 5 tins $75 ($15 a tin) plus courier

I'm buying 5 tins myself as it's a great price and the seller - who I have come to trust - reckons they shoot as well as the equivalent H&Ns which from what I've read seems very close to as good as the JSBs. 


Posted By: RangerPete
Date Posted: 03 Jul 2025 at 9:41pm
Hi Mark, those pellets are just Guncitys rebranded H&N Hunters. I've had good results from them with the limited testing I have done with them.

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Posted By: JasonEdward
Date Posted: 04 Jul 2025 at 8:31am
Thanks Pete
I think they are good value if you're OK with hollow point pellets.



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