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By onederer from USA on 2020-07-20 See all my reviews
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Things I would have changed: Would you pull a dollar out of your wallet, and put a match to it? Unfortunately, this 510 caliber Umarex ammo would take that one dollar. and plus more, just to shoot one of these projectiles. Got a deep wallet? Then be my guest!
Unfortunately, I own an Air Force Texan, and it needs .510 diameter ammo to be accurate. Unlike the Seneca Claw, it's requirement is a smaller 50 cal. diameter, and costs much less money. This 50 cal. ammo has two diameter sizes, and cannot be interchanged.
What others should know: I was fortunate to find a source that sells "swaged" 510 caliber ammo. That ammo is not born out of fire, and poured into a mold. Rather, it's squeezed from a solid piece of lead into it's intended shape. No trapped air bubbles in that kind of ammo. And, the unit cost per round... only 39 cents per round + shipping. with 100 count per box!
They cannot hear the telephone because their production machinery makes too much noise! They are very busy in their production. I aim to keep this price at this level, so, the name of the company will not be disclosed!
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Things I liked: See below:
Things I would have changed: Would you pull a dollar out of your wallet, and put a match to it? Unfortunately, this 510 caliber Umarex ammo would take that one dollar. and plus more, just to shoot one of these projectiles. Got a deep wallet? Then be my guest! Unfortunately, I own an Air Force Texan, and it needs .510 diameter ammo to be accurate. Unlike the Seneca Claw, it's requirement is a smaller 50 cal. diameter, and costs much less money. This 50 cal. ammo has two diameter sizes, and cannot be interchanged.
What others should know: I was fortunate to find a source that sells "swaged" 510 caliber ammo. That ammo is not born out of fire, and poured into a mold. Rather, it's squeezed from a solid piece of lead into it's intended shape. No trapped air bubbles in that kind of ammo. And, the unit cost per round... only 39 cents per round + shipping. with 100 count per box! They cannot hear the telephone because their production machinery makes too much noise! They are very busy in their production. I aim to keep this price at this level, so, the name of the company will not be disclosed!