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Product: Eun Jin .25 Cal, 43.2 Grains, Pointed, 83ct
Review entered on 2012-08-13 00:34:49Things I liked:they are very tight in the bore, shoot about an inch higher than any other round because the gas pressure is retained behind the pellet better. always land nose first, havent had one tumble yet. grouping is good and they splatter on impact more than kodiak match or crow magnums. definitely my 1st choice hunting pellet after trying 4 others.
Things I would have changed:too expensive for plinking but worth every penny for hunting.
What others should know:my experience is in a benjamin trail 1100 in .25 caliber. they fit so tight that the recovered rounds have a deep rifling in the skirts that none of my other pellets present. i have had no issues with any being too large.
Product: H&N Baracuda .25 Cal, 31.02 Grains, Round Nose, 200ct
Review entered on 2012-08-13 00:36:39Things I liked:theyre accurate and always land nose first
Things I would have changed:its the identical pellet as the beeman kodiak match extra heavy, says H&N right on the beeman tin. however the beemans are about a nickel cheaper per shot.
Comments
| By Mark from USA on 2013-01-23 |
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Hmmmm, at $9.25 per tin of 200, for the Beemans to be a nickel cheaper per shot, then Beeman paid you 75cents to shoot a tin?
Product: Beeman Crow Magnum .25 Cal, 26.23 Grains, Hollowpoint, 150ct
Review entered on 2012-08-13 00:40:16Things I liked:not much
Things I would have changed:ive tested these against other pellets at the same distance and found that these tumble through the air. they hit the paper and into the wood sideways all the time for me. at 30 feet im getting a 5" wild/random radius when im keeping a 1" group with any round nosed pellet. will not buy again.
What others should know:youll never get your scope zero'd in with these. random tumble shots will have you clicking up and down all day. these are made by H&N, says right on the tin.
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| By Jerry from USA on 2012-10-13 |
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What gun are you using them in Mike; that would be nice to know
Product: Beeman Kodiak Match Extra Heavy .25 Cal, 31.02 Grains, Domed, 150ct
Review entered on 2012-08-13 00:45:51Things I liked:best pellets ive shot for the money. they land nose first, group accurately and dont tumble. ive taken 5 skunks and 3 raccoons with my benjamin trail XL1100 .25 cal this summer. the largest raccoon was huge and a single shot to the left flank killed him in about 2 minutes.
Things I would have changed:no complaints.
What others should know:the only pellet i have tried that rivals these are eunjin extra heavy's but for the cost i'd only use them to hunt, never plink. for small to medium game, these are excellent.
Product: Benjamin Trail NP XL Air Rifle
Review entered on 2012-08-13 00:29:37
Overall rating:4 4.0
Value for money:4 4.0
Accuracy:4 4.0
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Things I would have changed:the trigger pull is consistent but very long. its a tough gun to cock and after 40 rounds you'll be feeling it. its about as accurate as a break barrell is going to get, but beware you probably wont be driving nails in at 10yds. break barrels dont index in precisely the same spot after every cock so you get a little variation.
What others should know:buy the beeman kodiak match extra heavy for target shooting and small game hunting, theyre cheap and hefty, and the round nose flies very accurately. they have grouped the best for me and always land nose first without tumble. theyre identical to H&N barracuda but almost a nickel cheaper per shot. beeman crow magnums have horrible accuracy because the flat nose makes them tumble. they rip through the paper sideways almost every shot and youll never get your scope dialed with them because they fly so randomly. the eunjin extra heavy pellets are what i would recommend for bigger game. they fit very tight in the bore and group about an inch high compared to the kodiaks, probably due to increased velocity from retaining more gas pressure. they also splatter and deform more than the kodiak's so they'll inflict more damage. but they are spendy.