Page 3 - Skenco Heavy Long-Range, .22 Reviews

These pellets are actually a lot better than I thought they would be. I bought them for testing out lighter pellets and these beat out all of the Gamo PBA's and the Beeman Silver's.

I can't think of anything.

They are fun to shoot and are easy to see down range. Not accurate like JSB's or Crossman's but worth the price. Fits loose in my breakbarrel, will fall right out of the barrel so you need to cock back to the ground just to keep them from slipping out.

The looks. I just couldn´t shoot good groups with my marauder. I will not buy again.

Nothing

i only tried it in my marauder. I doesen´t mean it won´t work on your gun. I tryed different pellets in my marauder and stayed with the four I considered best suited for my needs.

I love these pellets in .22 cause they are so much larger then a regular pellet ,look like small bullets ,have no lead,

the number of pellets that come in the pack would be better if they were 300 of 500

these bad boys are hard hitting,accurate at about 20 meters ,dime size groups with this pellet out of Beeman .22 but after you shoot with these pellets you are gonna wish all standard pellets were made the same size or close to it !!!

These are fantastic,, I really like the performance of these rounds in my QB-78 Deluxe(modded of course), I'm getting performance on Parr w/ Skenco Big Boys, except with a much flater line of trajectory, also expect extreme penetration on small game applications. I really like the way this pellet shoot's in my Webley Alecto, w/ great M/V, much more so than you'd expect for a 16+gr round. I've found that when using this round w/ my springer, the groupings open up a little more than a Co2/pcp shooter. I've had this pellet give me a 2" higher point of impact than a lead pellet of similar weight(H&N SilverPoint @ 17.13gr) at 20M, using a modded QB-78 Deluxe.

I would make the diameter of the pointed alloy insert a mm, or two smaller to ensure that absolutely no contact occurs between the round and the rifling of your barrel, much like the newly designed Scenko Type 1 .22, which is head, and shoulders above RWS's HVP counter-part in this matter.

If you're interested in adding distance, and accuracy to your hunting pellet line-up, then this pellet is definitely well worth a try-out. As with all of pellet's I use, whether they're lead, or lead-free, they get lubed, a couple drop's of pellet lube(Napier,etc,.) in the tin, makes a hell of a difference at the P.O.I., I also like using "Wynn's Metal Oil", It does a fantastic job at penetrating the metal of your pellets, as well as a drop or two on a pull through before and after a shooting session. I guarantee improved accuracy Down Range, in the field, or at he range. You'll be pleasantly surprised. Cheer's, and Happy Huntin', Andy.

These went clean through two sheets of 22-guage steel from about 10 feet with my Walther Talon Magnum. I haven’t seen a pellet that’ll even go through one side, except the Gammo Armor Piercing, which will only go through one side. I can’t vouch for long-range accuracy, since I have target shot them yet, but I like what I see so far. These also fit very snug and seem perfectly uniform.

Maybe make them heat-seeking? I don’t know.

As far as I’m concerned, these are the best out there for hard-surface penetration.

The look ........ after that nothing.

Make tighter fit ............

Way to loose in my Benjamin Trail .22 / Accuracy seems to suffer because of ....

no lead!

The shape and weight of the pellet is perfect for hunting. They shoot just as good as any of my other favorite pellets. I used these for starling and turtles and they worked great they even had a better range than the JSB predators i usually shoot. The container is the best no spilt pellets and thats a big plus to any airgunner.

The price is reasonable but having the option to buy more quanity as in a 250 count would be nice.

I shoot these from a benjamin discovery and it does take some care in getting them in the chamber, but in my opinion its well worth it. I would recomend these to any one who has a pcp they fly straight and true. Very good groups at over 50-75 yards. Great for starling and all the other birds not wanted in the yard or neighborhood.