Umarex SLA - Solid Lead Ammo - .510/.50 cal., 350 grain (20 ct.)

Accurate

These Umarex bullets all fly well. I have 275gr, 350gr, and 550gr, all have similar groupings at 30 and 50 yds.

Priced too rich.

Speedy delivery, quality made ammo

Make bigger packs pellets Availability at local stores Make variety packs so customers can try every pellet available to see which works best in their gun

Works well in umarex hammer

Style of pellet, weight, accurate,

I'd make bigger boxes( 100ct packs) Make a variety pack with different style, weight of pellets so customer can find which works best for their gun

Works well with umarex hammer

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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.

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!