Page 6 - Seneca .22 Cal, .22 Reviews

very accurate in my Sumatra 2500 22 cal. Nice design, good seal in barrel gives consistant velocity

This pellet is a solid performer. It has a great ballistic coefficient for maintaining downrange performance. It has awesome cross sectional density for penetration. It has the necessary weight to increase your fpe. And, it is highly stable at many different velocity ranges for good accuracy. After trying dozens of different pellets for my air rifles, this is the solid go to faithful that I keep pulling back out of the bag when I know I need reliability and performance. Whether you are shooting 15 fpe at >500 fps or 60+ fpe at 1000 fps, this is a must try for any serious airgunner.

I don't like the insecure tin!

Be careful with over-penetration on small game. On small quarry there are better options for medium and high powered air rifles. In many cases it is actually counter productive to have 50 fpe if you only transfer 3 or 4 fpe to the target. Exit velocity on small game is nearly as high as impact velocity.

Very heavy. Nice tight fit in gun.

More pellets per can...

Accurate at 25 yards. All over the place at 35+ yards. Originally received .25 caliber in .22 can. Called Pyramid and received the correct ones a few days later. Thanks Pyramid!

Very accurate, excellent for hunting

More pellets per tin, at least 250.

Works excellent in my Evanix Blizzard S10

These pellets shot respectable 25 yd groups from my RWS 350 Magnum, a lot better than most of the lighter pellets I've tried.

Finish was kind of rough; very snug fit, had some difficulty chambering these.

Fine for practice but I would not hunt with these due to difficulty I had chambering them.

This is very heavy pellet.

I find that the casting or swaging of the pellets is not precise and the skirts were uneven, which I believe accounts for the lack of accuracy. I think this has the potential to be a great pellet, but quality control seems to be a problem.

I tested these pellets in my Air Force Condor and found accuracy at 40 yards to be lacking compared to the Beeman Kodiak Extra Heavy .22 Cal, 21.10 Grains, and the JSB Match Diabolo Exact Jumbo Heavy .22 Cal, 18.1 Grains. They did fit snugly into the breach of the gun, which aides obturation and prevents blow-by, which should aide accuracy, but the tiny irregularities in the base of the skirt are probably the accuracy problem. I also tested the JSB Jumbo Monster pellets and had similarly large groups. NOTE: the group size for the Monster's and the Eun Jins was about 3-4 inches at 40 yards at a variety of power settings. By contrast, the JSB's and the Beeman Kodiaks were clover-leaf patterns. Testing was done at an indoor range, shooting from a rest.

Accurate and a lot of knock down power in airforce condor.

tin

Should work well if your gun has the power and they fit.

Shoots very well in condor.

the tin.

Hard hitting accurate pellet.

They work great in my gamo hunter 1250 .22 At almost 700 ft/sec. with this rifle and these pellets. Seem the most accurate pellets I have used so far.

Some pellets are fatter. More quality.

Can blast through sheetrock and 3 containers of puddy and hit the block wall in the background only then will it deform. Great for skull shots on larger small game!

a very hard hitting round at 15 to20 yards after that it is to heavy it drops.

make it fit in the chamber better very tight i am using it in my Benjamin rifle but i still like the round

The concept of a super heavy pellet at a reasonable price.

Make them fit RWS rifles or any other .22 caliber. I tried these in RWS models #'s 34,48, & 350. They were too big to fit the bore. What a dissapointment. I also tried to shoot them in my bother in laws' Gamo Whisper. No luck there either. I managed to fire only 1 pellet out of my Crosman NPSS. I mangled the pellet skirt, by forcing in the pellet in. I was acually afraid the pellet wouldn't fire because it would get stuck.

I also tried these pellets in .20 caliber in my Beeman R9 same problem. Avoid these pellets! I bought some Predator Big Boys and these fit just great. I have also purchased JSB Diablo Exact Jumbo Monsters and they also fit great and hit hard. Don't take the chance on these unless you have a very loose bore.

Weight, price,accuracy

Quality - Make them cleaner - Bad skirts

There were some pellets that had bad skirts ( 14 out of 125 ). These pellets have GREAT knock down power.They work very well in my Mendoza RM-600. If you sight your scope in with these, you will not be able to shoot any other pellet on mark.

Seems like a consistently made pellet. Nice and heavy. Seems to be accurate.

They fit too tight in my Benjamin Discovery. (But shrinking them might make them work worse in other rifles) So they might be fine as is... Just not for me.

I wouldn't recommend these in a Benjamin Discovery. All the pellets I tried fit very tight. I don't like to have to push the bolt that hard. Far harder than with other pellets I've tried. Not sure if it's the tight fit, or the fact that the discovery isn't the most powerful rifle, but they just don't come out with the "oomph" that other pellets do, and they cost more. So in a Discovery (mine at least) there are better options.

Same hole shooters threw my 2 bulk fill custom 2250's Same with my NPSS! Also shoots good in my plain 2240 (close range) Its a tight fit in the 2240 and 2250's And an even tighter fit in the NPSS though..

More in a tin..screw on lid...

They shoot great, accurate and hit hard if you have the power to push them..

The way they looked when i bought them, (THE RINGS)

these did not fit in my 22. walther falcon hunter, u had to crame them in there soo tight, i wont be buying these for any more spingers ill say that!

sont buy these if u have a fallcon hunter, (i mean i like the pellets in a pcp but not a springer)

From what I heard before I purchased these pellets, they are supoposed to be terrific when shot from a Condor.

I purchased 2 tins of Eun Jin pellets in different weights and NEITHER fit the barrel of my stock Air Force Condor. P/A did however do an exchange for me for a different brand.

I was informed that they are a tight fit and you will have to turn the power up on an AF Talon or Condor.

Heavy weight, uniform size, do not deform in the tin.

Nothing I can think of.

These pellets do very well in my Discovery. I wanted heavy pellets for hunting and these fill that role easily. Out to 25 yards in the Discovery, they fly very flat. At about the 50 yard mark, gravity does start to take a toll and the trajectory gets a bit extreme but nothing that would keep you from making the shot if you have a good scope and can do a bit of hold over.

If you Own the Condor you'll need these to bring it to its full Potentual.

Nothing

These are a good accurate pellet, and they hit hard.

shot well

be able to buy in bulk

They shot well in the condor from 600fps to 1000. nice pellet.

Heavy and at 50yds my POI has barely shifted, nothing a few turret twists dint fix, ACCURATE (despite a surface area less refined than its czech and german competitors), snug fit in my condor really allows the full charge of air to propel this monster downrange. very clean, very little flash in the tin.

I love these pellets already, but these are a few suggestions rather than complaints. JSB's have a very smooth surface area and are well known for their extreme accuracy. EunJins have a less than perfectly smooth round face and skirt, and this most certainly COULD affect accuracy at longer ranges. the skirts bottom is not smooth, but wavy: these slight differences COULD possibly affect accuracy as the pellet spins in flight causing a wobble or spiraling, though i havent noticed, and the pellet may be made so well that even these minor imperfections are incapable of throwing off such a fine pellet as the EunJin, thus requiring less attention to details other pellets cannot afford to overlook. But nice smooth surfaces would only make this pellet even better than it is.

PyramydAir rules. I ordered on monday and got them friday afternoon. They took your advice and wrapped my EJins in cellophane to keep the lids on. 3 tins of EJins and 1 tin of JSB 18grainers all of them safe upon arrival. Running a CO2 rig, my condor spits these out with respectable speed and energy. I havnt chrony'd yet but i shoot at 50yds (my property's limit) and they hit only a bit slower than my normal JSB 15grainers and those fly out at about 700fps on CO2 last i chrony'd at the gun range, but the trade-off is i blew a hole in my backstop (i guess its time to upgrade to a .22rimfire backstop) and the JSB didnt, so i know the energy is much greater. First day with them and no scope adjustment i took out 2 squirrels under 30yds and shot about 60 pellets, an expensive afternoon but still cheaper than firearms. I will definitely be buying more of these pellets....a lot more.