Seneca .356 Cal, .356 Reviews

My Bulldog loves them.

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Give them a try.

This slug seems to be fairly accurate when it is on size.

There should be much better quality control of the dimensions of this product.

Most of the slugs I shot worked fine but I did have one slug jam just into the bore. This damaged the o-rings and the gun had to be serviced as a result. Now id I had been hand loading these slugs and not using the magazine I would have discovered the over sized slug before any damage was done. After this issue I measured several of the slugs and found that a few were over sized. Most would have worked but a couple would not have. For me, this was a very expensive lesson in the precautions that I should have followed in trying a new source of amunition for my Benjamin Bulldog.

very good slug. Accurate. Deep penetration. Hard impact.

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With Seneca Recluse .357 air rifle you get 5 shots at high power.

Love them , very accurate and hard hitting. Cant wait to try out on some pigs.

they work in my texan .357 extremely accurate out to 100yds

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set air pressure at 2800 with a external regulator and power wheel after adjusting it was hitting dead on every shot. i did notice the flat nose shot much more accurate than the round nose did. 930fps on the chronograph

Very accurate, hit hard. Decent price and good consistency. Clean round, doesn't fowl up gun, box doesn't have alot alot of slag,

Cheaper, and maybe a little more consistent.

These are great, very accurate and hit hard. I also use the roundballs but you have to sort the roundballs.

These worked considerably better in my Benj. Bulldog. They hit very hard and can easily take down a ferrel Hog.

A little better final finishing.

Price for performance is hard to beat.

These shoot extremely well in my Benjamin Bulldog. Everyone seems to think JSB is best for Bulldog, and while they are accurate, they are pretty light 82 grain vs. 127 grain Ventura flat nose. So if your hunting at 75 yards or less, I'd use these bad boys every time.

They are a little pricey, but the quality is exceptional.

If you own a Benjamin Bulldog and looking for knock down power and accuracy, these are the pellets for you.

I shoot this pellet from a Benjamin bulldog. Extremely accurate despite the heavy 127 grain.

I'd like to see it cheaper. But the quality is there.

Shoot very well in a Benjamin Bulldog.

killer impact very perfectly made best for the money

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spray with 100 percent silicone spray and let dri then you can get a couple more fps and no build up in ur riffle I would also like to say this bullet is great for taking deer down one shot in eye what an instant death no pain or any movement on deers part pluss the deer meat is better because deer did nt get all adrenaline running threw its body

Price to performance. This is an excellent bullet for target shooting. Great flat trajectory out of my Rogue.

The price. $20 for 100 bullets is a bit high.

Checking with a digital caliper, these bullets are accurately sized to .356. Quality is top notch. If you don't mind paying a premium price, I definitely recommend Air Venturi bullets.

High level of quality control. Shank of the bullets measure .356" according to my digital calipers. Good flat trajectory and good down range performance. Work excellent in Benjamin Rogue. Best group after zeroing in on a windy day with these was 6 rounds into .632" @ 50yds. I haven't had a chance to test them on game yet, so I can't report on their hunting performance. Well worth the money.

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