Page 3 - Seneca .177 Cal, .177 Reviews

Work great in my Gamo Silet Cat, haven't the fps yet but scary accurate,even with open sites. Also used them in my Crossman 1088 were very accurate as well. Haven't tried in any other of my .177s but can't wait

Notta

Try them in any of your .177s ,they might be slower than other pellets but,they will have better knock down power and accuracy overall

Excellent for the money. Nice design for situations when you need a heavier payload.

Nothing

A little difficult to chamber in some bolt action guns due to its extra length.

weight and shape and consistency in shape and gr.

cost

not for low powered air guns,

weight gr, and trash can style shape

make a 500 tin,lower price.

these pellets deliver high fpe and a heck of a whack on your target, and are very accurate have not found 1 pellet ever deformed, these are for magnum air guns,

Accuracy, power.

Price. More to the tin, or less pricey.

I have a Sumatra .177 2500R carbine. Could not get standard pellets to group at all in it at high powers. Even premier pellets such as kodiaks, jsb's and such did much better, but not great. Tried these as a last resort because I thought they were too heavy. Wow! Lasers! Accuracy is outstanding, and power is off the charts. Have some heavy rubber or plastic or polymer animal spinner targets, don't exactly know what the material is, but they are about 1/2" thick. Other pellets bounce off, or barely embed or embed half way, but these just zip right through! Animals hit with these just drop dead on the spot. No chasing wounded critters! I gotta love the performance, but they do need to be used near the top of the power range of this gun, and so hog air. These are exactly what I need for hunting. I can use other lighter pellets at lower velocities for plinking and practice, but theses are my hunting pellets!

Heavy, Heavy pellets like no other sold today, ONLY suitable for my wife's Benjamin Regal Nitro Piston rifle (1200fps by chronograph) or my new baby, an Air Arms S510 Xtra FAC Superlight rifle (1160fps by chronograph). Both rifles are extremely accurate with this pellet out to c. 75 yards by my own testimony. At my gun club (indoors) the Air Arms banger has shot 1/2 a tin of these with a standard deviation (into a Gamo regulation 25-yard target, or NRA legal 25-yard target)of less than 5% by measurement, very deadly for small game and fun plinking into heavy objects. Highly recommended for those with heavy duty PCP or Nitro Piston rifles only...

More uniformity? About 25% are pretty much "off scale" in terms of the skirt and overall fit into either of my rifles, the Benjamin needs my pellet seating tool to fully enjoy a proper shot with the EunJins; the Air Arms 10-shot mag doesn't seem to care, and dispatches a pellet with its fine, fine magazine-fitting and ultra-fast feeder/loader for the pellets without incidents. Using full-depth telephone books for penetration measurement shows in the Air Arms more than 4.5" of travel through the densest part of the books; about 4.00" travel with the Nitro Piston, go figure. I have to assign that result to the thinkers who put together the Air Arms Superlight's loading internal tool, which seats *any* pellet 100% perfectly, as long as it will fit into the .177"-Cal chamber hole.

I read a bunch of articles by novices using these pellets in inadequate air guns, only to diss these pellets vs dissing their own practices, pretty funny! To read that someone with a Crosman 1377c tried the EunJins and got a bad result is just hysterically bad taste and poor judgment, I mean come on! Would you race a 1988 BMW M5 against an old Bavaria 3.0 and say that the 70's BMW is slow, an easy victim for the M5? I think not! Just out of its class, that is all, as were most of the reviews with low scores for these fantastic shooting 16.1-grain .177"-Cal pellets. I don't mean any harm by these comments, but please get your equipment its rightful load, and all will be good! The EunJin 25-Cal xtra heavy pellet (there are two versions, a 35-grain and the BIG 43-grain) weighs in at more than 43-grains for comparison, and in my Marauder 25 penetrates more than 4 full phone books, or about 7.5" for a reality check. These are great pellets given the right air guns to shoot them: please don't get confused or want to "try these out" when there's no chance of satisfaction with lesser air guns.

unreal penetration power, literally up to 30% farther through stacked phone books and wood than anything else I own, using an Air Arms S510 FAC Superlight at maximum power.

wish they were more uniform and carefully cut. to wit, all of the sharp edges and spikes in the pellets cannot be great for a fine, rifled barrel like a Walther, but shoot 'em anyway I say!

I've also used the EunJin's 16.1 pellets in my wife's Benjamin Regal .177" Caliber, a gas powered 1200fps rifle that is a great shooter, with xlnt success also. try them in your best guns is my recommendation, you might be surprised.

Most accurate pellet at long ranges.

Nothing.

Best prices on the internet.

The weight and initial design of the pellet appears to be good. I bought it for it's heavier weight.

The pellet is a tight fit to load in any of my air guns, a bit too tight on the point. I am of the opinion that the trailing flair of any pellet design makes or breaks its design by either sealing the pellet in the chamber properly to make full use of the pneumatic discharge, or not, letting compressed air or CO2 bleed by the pellet in the barrel, thus reducing its integrity as a round I would re-purchase. I often do penetration tests in soft wood since I don't have the technical equipment to test otherwise- soft cedar, pine or redwood. This pellet tests about mid range on penetration.

very good pellet work very well with my hatsan .177

not a thing

Weight. Almost like shooting a .22. Plenty of knock down energy.

larger tins with 500ct and cleaner.

I shot these in my Gamo Whisper and they were flying all over the place. But in the new Hatsan 125 the fly true and my groupings are consistent. Dropped a Jack rabbit at 30 yards last night like a rock. Looking forward to shooting them in a new Marauder synthetic stock when they come out.

Price is very reasonable and delivery was about a week ahead of schedule.

Nothing

Pyramyd Air ROCKS!!

heavy

Lots of chaff, lil bit oily, crappy tin.

Waayyy too heavy for my 1000 fps crosman TR77, spring piston.

BIG, HEAVY, lots of energy at the target, reasonably accurate. They work just fine in my 1377

Coat with dry lube for a bit more speed.

My friends and I call these things the "Korean Monsters" (a term of great respect, I assure you). They are fun to shoot, pretty accurate (easy 2" group at 20 yards) - but then they are not match pellets.

Heavy! With decent uniformity.

I would like to change the barrels on my discos to a 1:7" twist rate in the rifling. If you've got a gun that can stabilize these you'll love 'em. They give the Big Punch!! Folk are surprised to see how much Punch, a "BBcaliber Air Rifle" can deliver. That alone is worth the price to me. I wish my discos shot them better.

None of my rifles shot these with sufficient precision for hunting. I really really wish they did. I still like them a lot though, for the way they punch through "stuff", and dent the "stuff" they can't punch through. Makes me laugh.

The thickness, they fit really snug into the breach

They are too heavy, I cant say too much else.

The pellets are extremely slow, you can literally watch the pellet fly right past your target if you are shooting at birds or elavated targets. The pellets are different lengths which hinders accuracy potential. Also the arc on the pellets or not as significant as they should be which takes some getting used to when adjusting for longer range shooting. Lastly as I was hunting with these pellets the day that I recieved them in the mail and I shot a rabbit at 28 yards and again at 36 yards and it still hopped out of sight. I used later the H&N silver point 11.57gr pellets and i made a 71 yard heart shot that went clean through both sides and dropped him in his tracks. I Definitely recommend H&N Silver points.

They are heavy; hit hard for a .177. The king of the beast for a little pellet.

For being a "lion" of pellets, they are more like a male lion; big and heavy, mean and lethal but not effective hunters. They are not good for target shooiting either. Not sure what I would change. All I know is that I tried them once and that's all for me folks. They are not worth a second chance.

Accuracy is poor (terrible really). Expect not better than about 1.5" groups at 10yrd. I kept them all inside 2" at 10 yards. I assume you are better than myself. The pellets were consistantly slightly over-size for my bore. I always was making double sure the back of the pellet was fulling in the breech. If not careful, the skirt is damaged making accuracy even worse than hideous!

Nice hard hitting pellets.

A little more attention to quality as there are a few more deformed pellets in each tin that I like. As many have said, the tins would be much better with a screw-on lid.

These are a very, very tight fit in my Crosman 1377.

They really pack a punch for what every is in their way. They are heavy for a .177

Make them fly better, more consistently. I used in a Ruger Explorer (youth gun) and a Gamo CFR (adult gun). I could not get a 5 shot group to stay in 2.5" at 10m. With the Explorer, I consistently group 5 shots inside 1.5" @ 10m. The pellets seem a touch larger than .177.

I'm not sure what I will be doing with these to get rid of them all. They do not appear to be very great at anything. Jack of all trades, master of none.

none

size is too big.

Too big for Hatsan 25