Page 3 - Seneca .22 Cal, .22 Reviews

The thump these possess strikes fear in all things small....

The tins need to have screw lids

These are really well made and most effective hunting round.

A big heavy pellet. Hits with authority.

Screw top tins. Even though PA did their usual good job of packing, the EunJin tins seem to always open during shipping. Larger quantity tins.

This as a very large pellet weight & length wise. They're not going to fit in a lot of rifles because of their large diameter. They do however work very well in the Korean air rifles & I use them in my steroided Benjamin 342. They hit with a serious thump!

Cool design...

uniformity... every one seems to fit different... shoot different...

Was so excited to get these and trying them out in a crosman nitro venom and a beeman rs2 gas ram both in .22. Gotta say totally disapointed. Maybe they would be good for hitting a rabbit in the head or shooting into watermellons but so far they lack any consistency in accuracy at 40ft and sadly worst pellet i have ever used when it comes to penetration. At 15 ft. not too bad for penetration, but at 40 ft you are lucky to hit your target and if you do, it just bounces off. We tried water bottles, cottonwood posts, and pop cans. By far I would say save your money and go with gamo hunting pointed, or the jsb monsters.

Heavy weight delivers a heavy punch for hunting

Only thing I would change would be a larger container with more pellets

Pellets were uniform and undamaged.

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I shoot a Gamo Varmint Hunter in .22 cal these pellets did not fit my gun very well. They were very tight in loading and made my gun sound totally different than other pellets. Not accurate in my Gamo. Poor penatration.

These are shaped with rings around the front of the sharp point so that they have to be put exactly straight.

No anything

These pellets are made so they have to go into the barrel exactly straight or the become wedged and then it won't move in or out till you straighten it out. When they are put into the barrel all the way they seem to fly in an arc because of the weight and they hit hard .

Nothing They wouldn't fit in the barrel of my Umarex Octane -22 cal air gun

Make them fit all .22s

Was afraid they would jam if forced into the barrel

They seem impressive.

Couldn't use them, they wouldn't fit the rifle I purchased them for.Benjamin Trail NP XL Air Rifle.

It's the hardest 22 pellet

Point head easy to jam the repeater rifle magazine

Long,heavy,hard hitting pellets.Work well in my RWS Diana model 52. Very accurate and consistent.

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probably too long and heavy for pump pneumatics like my Crosman 2289, barely able to load them.

These are nice and shoot good out of my AR6. You will need a VERY powerful gun to handle these. My Marauder cant shoot them with everything cranked up.

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they are great I use them in a home made black powder 22 caliber rifle and they are close to a standard 22lr bullet in grain weight. Awesome hard hitting pellets.

These are some heavy duty pellets ! The performance and accuracy are good out of my Hatsan Dominator. They whack whatever I shoot with great energy.

Quality control needs attention - I have bought both .177 and .22 pellets from EUN JIN and have noticed that sometimes you get a good tin and sometimes bad. Either they mostly fit or don't. Almost always shavings in the tin.

Despite the quality control issue, I really like these pellets. They are a good choice for a heavyweight pellet

I love the response I get from my friends when I open the tin. the visual affect of these pellets is only rivaled by the sure sound of contact!

I would make them out of a gold alloy

devastating. absolutely devastating! oh and one more thing you should now about these things, not for use with junk air rifle's. you need some thing like my magnum XL or better or it no work. good day!

Heavy heavy pellet. In the more powerful airguns this pellet is a beast. It's hitting targets like a bowling ball. Squirrels,Crows,pigeons don't have a chance dead before they hit the ground.

Tight fit. Not consistent on the size of the pellet. I will find 5 in a row that fit just right and go 20 that I have to shove in. Also they are not that accurate very hard hitting pellet but only when you hit your target. I actually stopped buying these and just stuck with the eunjin domed.

Try them out at least once.

Accurate out of my Sumatra 2500R

Make the pellet a little shorter.

Some of these will not feed in my Sumatra magazine because the length varies quite a bit, probably a QC issue at the factory.

Heavy hitter as far as 22 pellets go. Very near the power of a 22 short rim fire. Punched clean through my old 1/4" thick aluminum "back stop" Now that I have went from 9 grain .177 @ 550 fps to a 32 grain .22 @ 602 fps, i now need a better backstop!! )

come out with a .223" version in a 31 grain dome head. The ones for sale here measure .225" and are a TIGHT fit!

I may be stupid for using these in a Nitro Piston rifle, but in my particular rifle that I just received 2 days ago from Pyramid Air (Crosman Nitro Venom .22) out of the wide variety of 22 pellets I have on hand, these are dang near 1 hole accurate in that particular rifle!! Hits like a "sledgehammer" as far as sub $200 pellet guns go!

I shot this out of a Crosman 180 that's almost 50 years old and I felt the recoil from all 32.4 grs. Never had such a pellet in those days. Really cool. Not accurate. Tried it out of a Benjamin Nitro Piston at a piece of 1/4 inch alum. plate. Wow.

Accuracy potential. Knockdown power is obvious, but first, I've got to hit the target, and not all of them will be an aluminum plate.

It's fun putting these huge slugs into the chamber and lobbing them at the target. I felt like a field gunner.

These are very heavy and uniform - 22's shoot at 450 FPS in my Stoeger X50

I think they're fine for .22's that have larger bores but for my X50 it can take 30 seconds to load these things!!!

Just be sure you have a large bore 22 before getting...

They are heavy

They should actually be .22

these things only fit in the barrel after wedging them so tight that they deform. THEN, they have so much trouble exiting that you lose over 100 fps on top of its loss due to weight. If a 22 barrel were designed to fit these, every other pellet would fall clean through. I want my money back, but I'm too lazy to fight over $7.