Eun Jin 9mm Reviews

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Quality Control - chipped and dented skirts, mismolded pellets, weights all over the place, mold marks - like a ten-year-olds first attempt at making lead soldiers.

VERY poor QC, I ordered 2 tins to try out and will be either returning one or melting them to use for molding. Tried in my ShinSung Infinity as well as my 201s, with the .35 JSB's off bags my Infinity and I group at .65 or under at 75yds,under an inch with RB's, these were literally missing the paper. At 30yds they were a 4-5" group off of bags - absolutely unacceptable.

I use these in my .36 black powder revolver. I put them in backward. it's awesome, a huge soft hollow point going 1000fps.

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I wish these guys would make the same thing in 45 and 50 cal

Accuracy is great for the price. These pellets are a good compromise between the 67 gr. lead ball and the 95 gr. hollow point.

More pellets per tin. At least fifty.

Load carefully into chamber to avoid bending the skirt and you will be ok using this pellet

30 yards shot at small Gatoraid bottle, No problem.

I would try to make them perfect.

They work great with good accuracy in my smooth bored Crosman trapmaster along with a .005 patch.

a 100 count tin would be nice

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Better QC

I have 4 tins and just about every pellet has a bent skirt or deformed in someway. Shoots like 3.5 inch groups at 25 yards.

They came at a good price.

I would have better quality control. A number of the pellet noses weren't completely formed and could hurt accuracy.

Pyramyd is the only place to find these! They are great.

The price is good.

The quality control is poor.

THIS pellets are not 9mm, they are 9.2mm, so, if you use a 9mm LW barrel, they will NOT fit unless you make some undercalibration maneuver. Be careful with this detail.

The pellet wt.

Improve the quality control. These pellets were dirty with many deformed and bent pellet skirts.

I bought these pellets for use in my 9mm Sam Yang Recluse after shooting 25 rounds I gave up and put them up to use as a paper weight. The best 5-shot group I got was 9 inches at 25 yards. The worst was just over 12 inches. I get 2 inch groups using #000 buckshot pellets and their a lot cheaper.

Not much.

Better quality control! I ordered a bunch of these thinking they would be the best I could find for my Career 202 9MM...I found tons of little tags of lead on the skirts. The skirts are not uniform. The bands on the bullet portion are often filled with crud.

Most people have good experience with these in the Shinsung rifles...that was not my experience. They simply would NOT group well at all. The irregularities of the pellets could account for much of it. The best pellet, sold on this site, I found was the Air Venturi 80 grain round nose.

I bought a bunch of different types of ammo when I got my new gun... these were very hard hitting and fit well and were all pre lubed

package was ok but lost a few rounds cause of bent skirts not a big deal but dose push the price up

these seem to work best over all in my gun tried round balls and other bullets and all did work but at the speeds 700 to 800 FPS these seem to work best over all

Very thick skirts, and heavy, accuracy is decent at 30ft and not to mention cool looking

The price 45 shots for 7 bucks? i bought 000 buckshot .360 and got more shots then these fit career ultra

few of the skirts were damaged and so were the domed area they really need to change the price or add more ammo (in my opinion). I gave it 4 because of the price/how many shots they give you

Work well in the Ultra 707. They are accurate & DO hit hard out of that gun.

Like he said above, better packaging. I too find a number of pellets in each tin with damaged skirts.

Good ammo in the Career, requires shuttle adjustment from old size (71 grains). Holds six rounds in mag.

Packaging, 3 reject pellets in first tin, and you only get 45. The skirts are now longer than before and seem to take a worse beating for it. I checked several other tins, same thing, seveal rejects each. Packaging from PA fine, the maker needs to come up with a better plan that throwing it in a can with 44 little hammers and shipping it across the Pacific. There's not even any foam pad , the pellets are quite loose and rattle when shaken.

OOO buckshot seems to shoot very well also, although you really should modify the throat so the action doesn't have to engrave the balls (they are harder than the pellets). A friend has done this to his gun (at the expense of the warrantee of course) with good success. I think I'll stick with the factory pellets for the time being (for sure until the case I have are shot up)

easy to use in my rada co2 pistol

the size of this pellet seems a little small- i am still looking for the perfect round for this gun

i have also used 00 buck shot that works well with the rada pistol