Eun Jin .22 Cal, 32.4 Grains, Pointed, 110ct
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Eun Jin .22 Cal, 32.4 Grains, Pointed, 110ct by Eun Jinreviews summary
Things I would have changed:Unlike the domed 28.4 grain Eun Jin pellets, these will NOT fit Evanix Speed or Conquest magazines. They're just too long. What others should know:When I say "heavy", I mean HEAVY.
Things I would have changed:Nothing except the company that produces these needs to have a more effective quality control plan in action. I pulled six pellets out of 110 count tin that had flattend heads or tears in the skirt. What others should know:I have a Benjamin Trail NP XL .22 caliber Air rifle and they fit tight, but they are supposed to and they shoot superbly. I have shot them from a 30 yards to 90 yards. They drop 18 inches from the 30 yard to the 90 yard target, but thats nothing a scope wont fix. Shoot these only if you have a magnum springer or PCP Air Rifle. Like I said they are shooting great out of my Benjamn Trail NP XL .22 caliber air rifle.
Things I would have changed:the skirt of the pellet is to big. so make it the right caliber. it does not fit any gamo series rifles. What others should know:i have shot it out of a different rifle it is still tigher then normal but accurate.
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