Testing H&N Slugs in the AEA HP Varmint .25 cal

Published on March 12, 2021
Duration: 7:18

This review details the performance of H&N slugs in the AEA HP Varmint .25 caliber PCP air rifle. The testing, conducted by an experienced shooter, focused on chronograph measurements and 50-yard accuracy with various slug weights. The AEA HP Varmint demonstrated impressive sub-half-inch grouping capabilities with 36-grain H&N slugs, achieving 70 foot-pounds of energy.

Quick Summary

The AEA HP Varmint .25 caliber PCP air rifle, tested with H&N slugs, achieved impressive sub-half-inch accuracy at 50 yards using 36-grain slugs. This setup also delivered a consistent 70 foot-pounds of energy, making it a potent option for various applications.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Video Plan
  2. 00:48Chronograph Test (36 grain)
  3. 01:42Air Compressor Setup
  4. 02:1050-Yard Accuracy Test (36 grain)
  5. 02:5850-Yard Accuracy Test (32 grain)
  6. 03:5450-Yard Accuracy Test (36 grain repeat)
  7. 05:09Accuracy Results Analysis
  8. 06:33Conclusion and Future Plans

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of accuracy can be expected from the AEA HP Varmint .25 cal with H&N slugs?

In testing, the AEA HP Varmint .25 caliber PCP air rifle demonstrated impressive sub-half-inch accuracy at 50 yards when using 36-grain H&N slugs, even in breezy conditions.

What is the muzzle energy of the AEA HP Varmint .25 cal with 36-grain H&N slugs?

The AEA HP Varmint .25 caliber air rifle consistently achieved approximately 70 foot-pounds of energy when firing 36-grain H&N slugs, as measured by a chronograph.

Which H&N slug weight performed best in the AEA HP Varmint .25 cal for accuracy?

The 36-grain H&N slugs yielded the tightest and most consistent groups at 50 yards in the AEA HP Varmint .25 caliber PCP air rifle, outperforming 32-grain and 34-grain options.

What is the Umarex ReadyAir compressor used for?

The Umarex ReadyAir compressor is a convenient tool for directly filling PCP airguns, such as the AEA HP Varmint, and can be powered by solar energy for off-grid use.

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