Page 8 - Seneca .22 Cal, .22 Reviews

heavy, long with very good performance for hunting small and medium game. I thing it is one of the best alternative for powerful .22 caliber rifles

a bigger tin size to get more quantity per tin

very good for long range shoots with powerful rifles

An option for an AG with a slightly larger bore diameter than standard.

Tighten factory quality control.

Purchased 2 tins, Carefully looked them over, in 2 pellets there was a partial void in the heads, a 3rd pellet the skirt was totally distorted like it was pulled from the mold while the lead was still in the molten state. 392 steroid=> 1 1/2" @ 25meters

I love these bad-boys. Heavy and accurate. They carry quite a punch, even out to the 100yrds my backyard allows.

Hmmmm...I would change the fact that I don't have 10,000 of these pellets on hand right now.

These pellets really shine in my Condor and my buddy's AR-6.

They work great in the Benjamin Discovery rifle. I have several "FIVE SHOT" 1/2 inch groups at 20 yards. They really hit hard on small game. One shot kills with squirrels or rabbits.

NOTHING

I do have to push the bolt with extra pressure to seat the pellet. Might be due to the length rather than the diameter. It's not an issue.

Weight, the most accurate pellet that I have found for the Walther falcon.

Same as everyone else, give me a few more pellets for my money.

I have tried these in my Beeman rs2(rated at 800 fps in .22, ha not even with the lightest lead) and would not recomend them for that rifle, they are just too heavy for it. However if you have a really powerful rifle like the falcon or a good pcp these will not disapoint.

Very hevy pellet.

outside diameter is larger than .22 barrel needs to be slightly smaller. I agree a list of guns that these do work with would be nice.

I feel the larger diameter causes inaccuracy in pellets.

I ordered them because my RWS 48 works well with the heaviest german pellets, Kodiak & Crow Magnum. I was curious to see what they would do.

Include a list of guns it isn't intended for.

The diameter of the body, it's 0.002"-0.003" larger than pellets from other manufactures. They need considerable pressure to insert it into the barrel on my RWS 48. This creates enough friction to slow the pellet so far dow that I could hear the impact slightly after the shot at 20 yards.

These are the best choice for powerful PCPs such as the Evanix or Sumatra rifles which I own. They are the only pellets which can fully exploit these weapon's power. These heavy pellets are very well made and shoot very accurately. I make sure I always have several tins. I don't want to run out.

The only thing that I would change is the price. It does not take long to go through a container of these pellets. There are only 125 per tin in .22 cal.

Keep a few tins of these pellets on hand if you like them. They seem to be out of stock at Pyramyd Air quite often.

Heavy and bucks the wind just great!! I use these on Gophers and Magpies well past a 100 yards and they REALLY hit hard put everything else to shame. I can get 1 hole 5 shot groups at 50 yards these pellets are the best.

Not too much but I would like to see a new non skirted boat tail airgun bullet for even further shooting

I have my HPA Condor now pushing these heavy pellets over 1000 fps but have settled for around 940 - 980 fps. Couple with an RWS 16mm muzzle brake and 60 ft lbs of WICKED energy you can discreetly take game with one shot past 100 yards try that with most other Airguns. :)

good, heavy, hard hitting pellet. great for large pest control.

needs a screw top tin!

use these in a strong gun, they are massive, and need power to get moving,....inertia does the rest!

When you hit you know it's dead. In Condor i got 65 ft-lbs muzzel energy and i'm sure this isn't good news for the game.

I wish Eun Jin would also make solid pellets (bullets) for top-end rifles.

Those cute, innocent, harmless, gentle, playfull, soft, cuddly little rabbits are not going to like these pellets.

Heaviest pellet you can get in .22 caliber, excellent design for taking down big game, best pellet next to the JSB Predators

Nothing

This is the #1 choice next to using the JSB Predators due to it's heavy weight. These pellets look huge compared to any other .22 caliber pellet and have the knock down power to prove it. These pellets have a requirement and that is a high powered air rifle to be effective. I use a BAM XS-30-1 .22 caliber and this rifle loves these pellets, I highly recommend the Eun Jin's for hunting you won't be disappointed

i started using these pellets a few years ago in my career II 707, and have never used any other pellet since then. i love the weight of the pellet and also the destruction it leaves on the target at all distances. just purchased a new career III 707 also using these pellets, all i can say is i wont use any other pellets.

nothing at all.

you will be hooked on these pellets after about 4 or 5 shots, if not you need to re evaluate your air rifle it may be time to upgrade it and get into real air rifle world.

BIG ! if you got the power, then you got the right pellet. period.

make a little cleaner- not the prettiest pellets. But cool looking.

These are BIG ! it's like a triple stacker pellet. They seem fine at 30' targets. But i will be putting these through 100 yds soon. If you plan on using these you really have to have the muscle behind your spring/air.

My Sumatra eats these things like candy! In a good powered pcp these things reach their full potential, with flat shooting and knockdown.

Nothing really.

Squirrels don't like'em LOL

Heavy, lubricated, triple ring design. I use them for target shooting rather than hunting. It is not hard to achieved close-to-one-hole groups (consisted of 2 shots only) in 20 yards with my Sumatra 2500R on some lucky days. It allows one to get the most out of powerful PCP rifles.

I would really like to use an even heavier version of this pellet (37+ grain) because this pellet achieved 1040 ft/sec with my PCP rifle. This is a bit too close to the transonic region where accuracy can be affected.

My digital scale tells me the following weight distribution of a tin of pellets: Lightest: 27.7 grain Less than 28.2 grain: 2% 28.2 - 28.4 grain: 40% 28.4 - 28.6 grain: 40% Greater than 28.6 grain: 18% Heaviest: 28.8 grain They are very good pellets but not perfect (a bit more deviation in weight.) The weight of German pellets like the Kodiak and Crow Magnun are more consistent. But I prefer them for my PCP rfile. Obviously, they are expensive, but worth every penny in my humble opinion.

THE HEAVERprojectile hit much much harder but you lose a lit speed and a little more on the distance but this pellet realy has some knock down power. the rifle used was the RWS Hammerili 850 air magnum whit scope and compensator .

nuthing on this pellet but would like to have this product in diferant configuration like as in super points or a devastator

whit the heaver pellet you must aim a littile higher.

Devastatingly impact energy. Surprisingly stable and accurate (0.7" @ 25 yards in my CFX).

It would be nice if they were a little less expensive.

I was unsure if these would stabilize at the reduced velocity out of a conventional springer, but they shoot as well or better than most other pellets I tried. They will have reduced velocity due their considerably greater weight, but that also means more foot pounds on target and velocity retention at distance.

good shape pellet whitout skirt damage,lothar walter barrel loves them,and very good ballistic coeficient.

I would like a pellet whit more weight like 32 gr. to get better FPE.

Remember this pellet it's only to high power air guns.

The best hunting pellet available! Precharged high powered rifles from Korea can push this heavy pellet out at subsonic speeds to hit downfield targets with nearly the accuracy achieved by .22 cal premium bolt action firearms. The legal availability of muzzle sound supression (if it's permanenetly attached to the Korean rifles) makes this pellet/rifle combination a practical replacement for the ".22s of old" as suberbia spreads to rural areas.

Refinements in design and manufacturing to allow for improved accuracy would be nice for target shooting purposes, but two- inch groups of thirty rounds on still days at niney yards - with no flyers - is all anyone could ask for in a small-bore quiet varmit rifle/pellet combo.

Beeman Kodiac pellets seem to be slightly more accurate in the Sumatra and Careers I have, and the Crossman Premiers are even better, but the knockdown power decreases with each shift to these lighter pellets.