Page 7 - Seneca .177 Cal, .177 Reviews

Awesome punch! More drop, but what's an extra inch at 20yds? Terriffic wind resistance, tried Crow Magnums but they blew all over the place. I shoot these inverted as a nasty hollow point (they're long enough to stay stable). Great on rats! I'm shooting a heavily modified Crosman 1377, 24" barrel, steel breech, well ported with custom transfer port (to enable a .172" port) Shoots these @ 'bout 580fps.

Finish, they're ungodly rough and not so accurate as most Beeman or Crosman Premeirs. The skirt is a bit thick, not a prob for me but I've heard alot of complaints about sizing and they measure on the large side ('bout .184" skirt dia.) ...should seal great but too much bore/pellet contact will generate more friction.

I weighed these @ 15.7g average, some were 15.6g and 15.8g and 'bout 1/2 were 15.7g

They're very heavy !!!

They fit a little too tightly in the barrel !

I have a 1000fps Gamo viper and 50% of the time these pellets ricochet off of a sheet of plywood @15 yards, by ricochet I mean they make an easily audible sound as they whizz away. I will not be buying these anymore. I should have bought more crossman destroyers.

Superb energy retention. A must have for good PCP rifles. If you are a pest hunter, these will put a smile on your face, can't say the same for your prey but ...

Only one thing, a better tin with a more secure lid.

These are not for Springers, I have a Game Big Cat and these are only 12-14fpe guns. I was warned by a fellow airgunner about using these in a springer before I shot them. You will notice a distinct difference in the sound and feel of your springer if you shoot these. These will cause your spring to fail. In guns of the Gamo caliber I would NOT use these, unless your are very comfortable replacing springs.

The size and weight, also the come prelubricated. I have only shot cans, plastic containers, etc. These pellets hit VERY hard, I have a Beeman SS1000H rated @ 1000 fps a so called magnum springer gun. I can't wait to shoot small game with these boys.

The container, the lid fits too loosely and you find yourself chasing pellets

Tight fit

These are really the only extra heavy pellets I know of in .177. They are heavier than many .22 pellets. They are a must for my Air Force Condor. They shoot extremely accurately. It's easy to get 1 in. and smaller 5 shot groups at 35 yd. and they really hit hard!

There is nothing I would change

If you have a .177 pcp air rifle then you probably already know that these are the ones you need.

Their weight

Their weight -make one heavy enough to slow don to subsonic speed in my 177 Condor.

Although they are going supersonic on me they seem accurate and not affected by tumbling at 50 yards.

These are most impressive and work awesome in my Beeman RS1 and my Crossman Storm XT. They are hard hitting very accurate and one mean pellet! They cruise through the air with power.

Nothing

These Pellets need a Super Air Magnum Rife (1000 FPS or better).

although the diameter is dead nuts 4.5mm, they are a very tight fit in my gamo hunter elite. I am worried it may damage the rifle if I fired one. Has anyone else faced a similar problem?

Its really hard to push one of these pellets into the breech of the gamo hunter elite rifle. A very very tight fit.. I am worried the pellet will lock up inside the barrel and scrape the rifling.

Hits like a sledge hammer,good expansion,lots of damage

price

These held down some of the noise factor in my air gun

weight , knock down power and the fact that i can lode them into my anics A3000 pistola it does not have range , but at close range 20yrds or less very impressive.

nuthing but would like to see it in diferent configs

if useing in rifle must aim higher.

Hit like a sledgehammer, and are surprisingly (0.75" @ 25 yards) in my .177 CFX. Also not easily damaged before being loaded.

Put more in the tin at the same cost.

These definitely will slow down your MV, but they will also increase your FP. They hit as would a freight train, though, so probably the best choice for larger animals, up to and including coyote with head shots from magnum airguns.

Nice heavy pellets great for getting the velocity down for powerfull airguns. Excellent expansion and knock down power. Overall all a pretty uniformed well made pellet. Extremely durabale pellet, not easily damaged from handling.

I would double the pellet count for each tin and charge the same price.

These super heavy pellets are best for hard to kill game ( crows, squirrels, possums) at closer ranges. Most effective between 15-25 yards. You will definatley have to recalibrate your scope to compensate for the heavier pellet arch or drop.

heavy accurate

bigger tins more pellets

the pellets looks like crap but shoots extremly well 5 shots 1/5" group c2c @20 yards the pellet droped almost 2" did a simple shock test (fill a soda can to the top with water, shoot) no shock passed right through

I would like to thank Pyramid Air for making them available for purchase. Now if they could also make "piledrivers" available too, that would be awesome

The tin cover comes off easily, so it should be secured with a bit of tape before shipping. My tin opened in shipping box.

i love this pellet not fast but very effective if your hunting in the 50 yd area 16 grans and a little pellet lub and your pellet gun will pelt anything you am it at

have better shapes pointed true hollow point

if your not shooting a fast gun you will loose alot of power and it will drop very fast

The pellet is what it is.....built for Super Magnum airguns and the price isn't that bad. Their slightly lubricated and that works well for me. The Eun Jin pellets mushrooms enough to cause serious damage. NICELY DONE!

There is not really much of anything that I could think of that needs to be changed.

If you don't have a Super Magnum air rifle don't buy the Eun Jin they're really heavy and need extremely high muzzel velocity to shoot them straight.