Benjamin .25 Cal, .25 Reviews

Best pellets I’ve found for accuracy in all of my air guns!

Uniform size/shape, fires without any jamming.

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These work well in my Gauntlet. Excellent groupings out to 80 yards.

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Great packaging from Pyramid Air....never had any damaged tins from shipping

Consistency in accuracy with my marauder. Pellet length, shape and hardness are things I like about these. Great accuracy at all yardages, for me that is 10 to 80yds.

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After 8yrs with my marauder and trying many pellets and slugs. I have come full circle back to this pellet. It's the best shooting projectile in my marauder! Has a flatter trajectory than most.

screw on lid (always a plus).

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I have not shot many of these was just using to sight in avenger, @ 25 yards after shooting these the groups tightened up, was windy and not using a rest. will update more later on, but i do like these.

I like them in my marauder, at44, and talon p. Its a good pellet that seems to me anyway to be a little harder than other pellets. I like it for head shots that need to penetrate the skull to make a humane kill. Pretty accurate and consistent

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Seems to work well with my springers too. I only plink with my springers and hunt with my pcp rifles, but Im sure they would make good hunters and a springer as long as you do your part to ensure humane kill

work well

Cycles In my A V avenger well my gun is not well seasoned yet. Broke in. But the were fine great.

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New to air game But the Benjamin pellet seam to have a little longer squirt which I would think helps flight.??

Fantastic pellet in my .25 TalonP. The extra antimony in this pellet makes it penetrate like no other. I was blasting holes through .016 and .020 steel sheet at 50 yards. At 25yards, they penetrated over an inch into pressure treated pine.

Sell larger quantities and use a screw on can or box them like the Crosman Premiers.

These can be a little tight fitting in a AirForce TalonP breech. I just us a flat screw driver to push it even with the end of the barrel.

My Air Venturi bullpup seems to like them and that's all that matters to me

Don't know enough about the science to I would change anything about them

shots the same as the JBS lead seams to be a little harder but it still gets the job done on critters

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Buck the wind well. Second best shooter in my rifle.

Pretty dirty.

Is good

Hit hard and very accurate.

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Shoot responsibly.

consistency of groupings and price

fix the availability problem. it took almost 4 months to get them.

Super accurate

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Theyre not very clean

Excellent

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They shoot fairly well out my mood and my air force Tallonp.

Better quality control.

Very dirty pellet and some skirts get deformed.

Good weight

Need to fit more snugly in break-barrel breech; Some deformed skirts

Unfortunately, I don't have multiple .25 caliber guns to test these pellets, just my Benji Trail. I'd say for every 10 I shot, one or two fit in snugly and they shot well. The other eight or nine were too loose and would be more of a flyer. Perhaps I got a bad tin. That can happen. Because I had more than half of the tin be too loose-fitting, it's hard to give it a more favorable rating. I do shoot mostly Crosman/Benjamin and H&N pellets. These were the only ones that gave me issues. Hopefully, other shooters have better luck than I did with these

My Fav Pellet in my Sumatra and Eagle Claw. Actually make more FPE at a 160rd than 33.9g JSB and just as accurate. Quality maybe not as great, as far as sometimes theys 5 or so that have dented skirts and a few lead flakes in the tin. I dump them out on a paper towel and rollem around a bit to get the flakes off and they fine, not much flake anyhow. They go Super Sonic and and still stay on point at long range when they drop to Sub Sonic. Hardest lead compound ive seen, they penetrate like no other

B/C of .045 w/ my stuff, still makes 30fpe in Sumatra and 24 fpe in my Eagle Claw at a 160yrd. Both more than the 33.9g JSB. The 33.9g JSB makes more FPE out to about 40-50 yrds. Then the Benji wins out and they just as accurate and the accuracy of both are supreme. The Benjis are much harder than the JSB too and will penetrate like crazy. They basically dont expand on game. But will bust any skull w/ confidence. They weigh consistent and the heads measure .249"-.250" and the skirt .252"-.253". My Sumatra is the older Sam Yang (rumor has it not so good in the newer Sumatras). The Eagle Claw is the newer Seneca line. They cycle perfect in both.They dont work that great in my piston powered Hatsan 135 or 155 past 30 yrds. But up close at 35+fpe they rock on vermin (my rams have been filled above factory). Ive narrowed it down to NSA slugs and Benji domed pellets in my Sumatra and Eagle Claw. No need for nothing else. I tried all the rest