Seneca .50 Cal, .50 Reviews

Well what can you say about round ball ammunition they are easy to load they also punched through a piece of oak at 20 yards at 3000 p.s.i.

Things I would change maybe a little cheaper and price other than that I would not change anything they work perfectly

This is a great company to deal with their customer assistance goes above and beyond

Not much.

Make the shape consistent. Big bulging molding leftovers.

The way these are, they will jam if you dont load them perfectly.

I was really surprised how accurate these are out to 50 yards. They are light so they fly a little faster than the pellets. Seem to be well machined and round. Like that it comes in 100 round boxes.

Nothing really.

I use these for plinking and shooting in backyard since they are much cheaper and work really good for that.

well, they shoot very well out of my Dragon Claw .50 cal. even with some of the flat spots on the balls which I think come from the balls settling after they are made. The weight is ok, although if they were a little heavier they might be used more for hunting than just plinking.

The diameter of them I think should be just a little more to be just a little snugger in the barrel when loaded, making more friction, causing more spin, as a regular pellet or bullet would.

All in all their a great ammo, and worth using to plink with or to hunt with on medium game.

Not much to like

Make the balls ROUND#!!!!

Terrible product FLATSPOTS ON EVERY SINGLE ROUND .A big waste of money.

I like the precision and quality . of these , will order more some day...

Pretty accurate from my dragon claw, 2"@40 yards,

Nothing as of now

Best buy if you're going to be plinking.

They were cheap. But completely ineffective beyond 10-20 yards

Just dont bother. I thought maybe I could recast my old lead to something similar. Bought 100, shot 3 at 40 yards and every projectile whizzed off in another direction than the previous. Recovered 2 from a 4x4 post, you could almost use them again (wouldnt but they dont flatten on impact)

Look at the bullet styles for accuracy. I am still searching for a better hunting projectile. Air Venturi lead is excellent for targets only it seems.

Consistency in size, weight, & shape.

Make them swaged.

They 'appear' to be cast, e.g., have sprue area (i.e., a flat spot) from a mold. This can affect accuracy and/or consistency if that spot is not placed consistently in the bore/breech from shot to shot.

Available at Pyrmaid Air

These are only good for plinking. Many flat spots and are in no way an accurate round. I use in a Air Venturi Wing ShotII. Smooth bore.

Dont expect an accurate round.

Decent lead.

Price and amount too little too high (priced) ...I would make them round.

When 1/20 of its surface area is flat it cannot be called round ball.Will not buy again.

100 per box instead of 50, shoot decently accurate

Didn't like the flat spot I have to load it just right or they get stuck in the mag

Nothing they had flat spots on all them

The flat spots

I ordered a box they all had flat spots and thanks to pyramid air they sent me another box for free but they all still had flat spots.i didn't even shoot them cause they were to bad,maybe I got a bad bunch,I won't try again even though PA tried to make it straight,thanks for trying P A!

Work well in 50 cal Dragon Claw.

Reduce the price.

really nice, except flat spot. hits hard. the lead is kind of hard however I have not found one after fired to compare how it flattens out. shooting 40 yards, hitting stainless steel 3.5X5" 1/4" plate, free hanging targets, spins them like crazy. however, they go through the back stop and you here them crashing through the woods behind the target. that is why I have not been able to compare one after it has been fired.

flat spot. Hornady, sales a 50 cal lead balls with no flat spots for a lot cheaper 50 CAL .495 LEAD BALLS SKU: 6093 | 100/BX MSRP: $14.64

price went up 10 bucks. this is a serious air rifle. I have no doubts that I could kill a deer or smaller animal with this given a proper shot with in its range.

They are very accurate but start to drop at 90 yards. They are also polished so you don't get lead on your fingers.

The only beef I have is the price. They were 20 bucks for a hundred pack and few months ago and now they're 30 bucks a pack.

Used in a Dragon Claw. No long distance comparisons yet, but at about 12 yards (inside my 40' barn) these are very accurate. Much more accurate than the 336gr flat nose at the same distance. I can just about hit the same spot over and over.

Nothing

They are cast with a flat spot - Keep it in back.