Skenco Ultra Shock, .22 Reviews

work great in high power pcp{career 707} heavy hollow pointis very small in low power guns dont bother caliber size holes use only in pcp high power

use softer lead larger hollow point -then it would be more usefull in more guns

dont expect expansion in low power springers or plinkers -but the weight even in low power power guns it will improve impact [if it goes fast enough to stabilize] just expect to make carefully placed shots if the target is hunting pests-it hits hard

This is as close to a .22 cal bullet you will ever get with a air rifle pellet. They are accurate and they are destructive.

How about 50 more for the same price?

They are heavy so you need to recalibrate your sight or scope just for them.

This pellet expands well. It has good weight and the pellets seem consistently uniform.

This round starts to become less and less accurate beyond 25 yards. However, it is a hollowoint hunting round and really wasn't designed for extreme downrange accuracy.

This is a favorite round of mine in my B/S 392 steroid. At a muzzle energy of 23 foot pounds it has good stopping power on small game. About half of the squirrel that I harvest with this round have no exit wound. That means that at 20 to 25 yards this round is transferring approximately 20 fpe to the game animal out of my benjamin. That is true stopping power.

Its a hunting pellet. It does what its name says. It will preform within the range of your rifle. Test rifle-FX Gladiator at about 35 FPE, Im not going to bore you with a bunch of ballistics, just going to say, my list of game with this pellet is large, you can do as well. I tested this pellet this fall, did not use another except for plinking. It difinantly has its place, it depends on what you want.

If you changed the pellet, you would have a different one, LOL

Its heavy. Use it in a higher powdered air rifle and it will make your rifle even better.

These are good-looking pellets. I did not find any damaged or mal-formed pellets in the tin despite the thin skirts.

Have the illustration on the tin match the actual look of the pellets inside. They do NOT have the grooves on the outside.

I do not have a .22 cal airgun that will shoot these accurately, and I tried them in my 392, NP Trail, TX200-III, and Avenger 1100. The tests were conducted at 25 feet from a rest. The pellets did fit snugly in the chambers of all these guns, and I had assumed that because of the thin skirts they would fit the rifling well and fly accurately. I was disappointed in their performance. For those who complain about not having screw-on tin lids, you might try the following solutions: empty prescription bottles are clear and have snap-on or screw-on lids; empty Pez containers are also clear and have lift-up dispenser lids; cheap squeeze-type coin purses will hold a lot of pellets, but are opaque. All these options will easily accomodate .22 cal pellets.

Great for close distance shots that you don't want to go through and hit something behind. Especially good if your using a high powered PCP.

Not to bad, just not great for over 25 yards. Used in my Benjamin Marauder.

Very heavy flat nosed hollowpoint did expand when shot into water filled jugs. Well made pellets, very clean, no die marks, the usual very good quality as made by JSB. Good amount of pellets for the price, not terribly expensive.

Nothing.

These are essentially the JSB Monsters with a flattened/dimpled nose instead of the round nose. If you're rifle shoots well with the Monsters, it'll probably like these as well. My Evanix Renegade didn't like the Monsters, and it did not shoot these well either, very poor accuracy in my gun. Accuracy in one rifle shouldn't put anyone off from trying these though, the next rifle may drive tacks with them.

heavy, great expansion, hole through hole acuracy at 35yrds, excelent small game or pest controle

nothing

no through shots on small game or birds, such rapid exspansion i've found shrapnel while cleaning doves awsome pellet

Great Expasion

50 more rounds per tin wood be nice.

This pellet expanse a little better that the Crow Mag not taking anything away from the Crow Mag because it is more accurate at least in my Condor.I shot the Ultra Shock Lead at a gallon jug filled with water.When I retrieved the lead out of the jug it expanded bigger than my unshot 9mm air rifle leads .The next shot I shot a cat bird (he kept pooping on my car)at 20 yards(really close).When I pulled the trigger on my Condor this bird dissappeared into a pillar of feathers.NOTHING LEFT.Accuracy suffers with these pellets in MY Condor past 25 yards.I am still going to use these on squirrels this hunting season cause 25 yards are about the max range where I hunt.With that said I am sure there air rifles out there that like these leads out to 50 yards or better.BUY THESE IF YOU WANT MAJOR EXPANSION!They are called ULTRA SHOCK FOR A REASON.

very good pellet in my ar6

great weight and knock down power

need more pellets per tin