Seneca .356 Cal, .356 Reviews

Not very much that was there to like.

I tried these in my Hatsan Carnivore .35 BT65 SL. First thing that happened was the pellets were hanging up to the point that instead of loading 6 in the magazine, I was putting 3. It allowed me to shoot this amount. Secondly, at 50 yards, the pellets were all over the target, on three occasions, I was able to get good groups, and even a bullseye. For the most part however, I was just wasting my time. I gave up after about 50 rounds. I did adjustments on my scope as well. To make sure, I went back to my JSB pellets, and in less than six shots was sighted in. Maybe these are just to heavy for my rifle. Well you don't know until you try, maybe I'll try the 105 grain next time.

Seems to have good consistency in size.

I do not know

I tried these out of a RAW .357 cal. They shot extremely poor.
At 40 yards, I got a 2.5inch CTC with only shooting 4 or the 5 shots I was going to shoot.
When slugs and Pellets shoot that bad, they are not worth shooting.
That equates to about a 6MOA at 100 yards if nothing else happens. That is extremely
poor for a pellet out of my RAW.

What to do about it? I really do not know. These are the first Venturi slugs I have tried.
I have casted 4 different bullets out of LEE molds that shoot way better than these.

Now I have to figure out what to do with 95 pellets that shoot terrible out of my gun....

I purchased these for my Benjamin Bulldog without reading the online reviews first. I had already tried the Seneca brand in the Bulldog and had no issues.

These slugs JAM in the Bulldog. The first time a jam happened I thought the rifle was broken -- it didn't have that satisfying "thwop" when I fired -- instead, a tinny sounding click came from the rifle. It took me a few moments to realize what had happened. Fortunately Benjamin supplies a cleaning rod with the Bulldog that also doubles as a tool to knock out jammed slugs. Thinking this was a fluke, I fired about seven more rounds before another jam. Chalking it up to just having an "off" day, I cleared this jam -- only to have it happen again two shots later. That was it for me.

Other reviews had mentioned this particular ammo from Seneca appeared to be "rough" and irregular in shape and appearance. Perhaps it is time for Air Venturi to have their molds reworked or replaced. Avoid this ammunition for the Benjamin Bulldog.

Has a decent hollowpoint even gets some expansion from my Bulldog, just not real accurate.

Nothing wrong with them just not liked by my setup.

Give them a try.

These pellets shoot very well out of my .357 cal. Texan carbin. An have a great grouping out to 75 yard. An its only bout 1.250" group. Which I'm very happy with. For now, till i find a better pellet.

Nothing so far, they shoot, right out of their box. No re-sizes needed.

Ive dug a few of these pellets out of some pine wood. An they do mushroom good, in pine wood. An hope they can keep making them, in the same size an weight. These are the ones i will be hunting with this fall.

These are nice light hollow points that are easy to get a lot of velocity out of for decent expansion. I'll be using them for very short range varminting and plinking.

The hollow points are not concentric at all. It is obvious from the naked eye. They have many casting defects and pitting.

The are not accurate out of a Benjamin Bulldog (vice tested). But the Bulldog is the only .357/9mm I own so I don't have another to test them in.

They are spot on

Nothing

Great pellet

GOOD SHOOTING PELLET FOR MY 357 HERCULES BULLY. DROPPED A DOE AT ABOUT 35-40 YARDS WITH ONE (1) SHOT PELLET HAS TREMENDUS KNOCK DOWN POWER AND WILL DO THE JOB

I WOULD CHANGE/LOWER THE PRICE

AT 50 YRDS DEADLY ACCURATE, GOOD HUNTING PELLET AND I GUESS TO SHOOT IT IN A GUN YOU HAVE TO HAVE AT LEAST( IM SET AT 145 FT LBS ) SO IM GUESSING AROUND 125 FOOT LBS OR MORE. YES I RECOMMEND THIS PELLET

Good value and a little wobbly in my barrel and mag. But not bad overall.

None.

I should've get a bit bigger in size. But I've used them all.

Thank you for your help and service on replacing my lost order in record time, I'm convinced that pyramydair is my go to dealer for my airgun products thank you again for all your help

Nothing except need more ammo selections in the 357caliber

Pyramydair rocks when it comes to costumer care

Benjamin Bulldog did not like these.

to many inaccuracies due to poor finishing on the pellet.

Nice mushrooming,

Great round for the Benjamin Bulldog

they come in a nice box and they seem uniform in size and weight but for some reason they WILL NOT! fly straight coming out of a Benjamin Bulldog. My other ammo will group at about 1" at 50 yards and these will barely stay on an 8" circle target

don't know much about bullet design but i would change something if i did.

DO NOT buy these for a Benjamin Bulldog.

Heavy hitters

nota

Long round is a tight fit in my air gun.

High quality ammunition.

Design seems OK

I too was unable to load my Evanix Tactical sniper magazine. The rounds are slightly too long, will probably resize them maybe. Since Evanix is such a popular rifle people like me will be looking for other ammunition that fits my magazine I would suggest they shorten the ammunition slightly. Hence, more sales!! Isn't that the idea? I wont buy these now I want to be able to use hollow point in my magazine.

Fine quality amunition.

nada

TOO LARGE TO CYCLE IN EVANIX 9MM MAG. Only work single shot by manually loading one shot at a time in the mag. Otherwise these seem like high quality ammo!