Eun Jin .25 Cal, 43 Grains, Pointed, 85ct

Heavy and holds a straight line with plenty of punch left over even at 100 yards. Wind doesn't affect this pellet as much as it does lighter pellets. They are uniform.

Larger tin. I'm willing to pay the same price per pellet. But lets get them in a tin of 150+.

Pointed pellet. Shoots straight and hard. Those with higher powered PCP's would do very well with these 43g EJ's. This pellet along with my Sumatra has enough PFE to take out a coyote with a well placed shot. Buy at least 3 tins because the 4th one if free.

this pellet is huge.... and very hard hitting. fits into bore much better than domed eunjin pellet. very sharp point and very heavy so its accurate. best hunting pellet there is, period. oiled up too which is nice

more per tin cuz i cant get enuff and maybe a 177 version

if u own a 25 cal buy them!

Heavy weight. Pellet uniformity.

Cost. Screw on lid. Make the pellet nose slightly more rounded/conical.

Very good penetration and good 1" 40 yd. accuracy in my Sumatra. More drop than the Kodiak or std. weight Eun jin, but very hard hitting and deeply penetrating at normal ranges. A bit much for squirrels and cottontails, but a great pellet for mid-sized game like beaver, racoon, fox and woodchuck.

One solid built pellet. Thick skirts will not crimp or bend when handling. Hard hitting.

Not much, only make a screw on lid for can.

Pellets work nicely in Walther Falcon Hunter and my RWS mod 52 both in .25 cal. Heavy weight slows down velocity, reduces range, but that only improves accuracy for the closer shots which I usually take while small game hunting. Pellets are oily in can, which is nice.

The biggest, baddest, heaviest, hard hitting pellet in my condor and 707.

nothing honey!!

Only has 84 to 85 pellets per tin!!

The hardest hitting .25 caliber pellet that is currently available without resorting to making your own. These are the 2nd most accurate in my .25 Condor, once I get them moving fast enough. High energy is retained to any distance you are capable of shooting with an air rifle.

I would reduce the diameter of the head by .002", but that may make them worse for the Sumatra. Would be nice to get tins of at least 200 for the same price.

These are the same pellet as the Eun Jin 42 gr pointed, but they wear the SAMYANG label.
These heavy pellets need to be pushed into the 900fps realm to really show what they are capable of.
These pellets will require a very heavy backstop as they shoot through 1.5" of wood quite easily. If used for hunting, be aware that complete pass through of the target is almost 100% of the time.