Page 4 - Seneca .22 Cal, .22 Reviews

Absolutely nothing. I purchased these along with fourteen other pellet types to break in and test my new NP XL-1100. I am not so naive as to pretend to have fired enough rounds to evaluate the rifle or ammo, except in this extreme case. The case being that of the first teen rounds I tried, only two fit in the chamber and then only using more force than I really felt comfortable with. I was unable to load eight of the pellets with thumb pressure alone. In my opinion using more force than that is ill advised if not downright foolhardy. Accuracy and power become moot if you cannot safely load the darn thing.

Make the pellets fit mainstream air guns, or at least have a warning about incompatibilities.

Preliminary testing (20 rounds each of 10 types) indicate this particular xl-1100 prefers pellets in the 16-22 grain range. You experiences may vary significantly.

The 32gr Eun Jin is deadly accurate out of my Airforce Condor and hits like a hammer. Pumped up to max velocity, this 32 grainer shoots 1/2" at 25 yards! Just simply AWESOME!

None! Don't fix it if it ain't broke.

When it shoots this good, stock up!

The knock down and penetration power.

A better container. Came open during shipping.

Perfect round for high power PCP hunting rifle. Punched clean through a pine 1x6 at 50 yards using an Airforce Talon SS at full power and charge. I use an old pill bottle to contain the pellets now.

Fat skirt, highest FPE available. Makes good use of high powered guns.Heavy and efficient,I would not use in CO2 or low powered springers

Make a 32g dome.

Tight fitting skirt is .225 although the head is .22. Bad for .22 low powered guns, excellent for high power guns. Retains 850 fps & 45 fpe at 50 yards when shot exiting 1000 fps @ muzzle. That's efficient!

Tight fit. They hit really hard and shot pretty straight out of my Benji xl 1100

More in the tin for sure.

I only use these for under 40 yrds. Possum up to coyote. Keep a tin around for when you need a heavy hitter.

The shape and mass of them are there best asset

I would like to see a version with the tip hollowed out

They shoot straight they have good knock down power but are heavy so they are not great for the long shots. they tend to drop. Great for any thing up to 35 yards

A lot of energy in the right gun, my talon ss will blow these through some wood.

lots of lead shavings and not very uniform.

If your looking for fpe these will get you up there with the right rifle. These things hit like a hammer, and make a very distinct sound when something solid is hit.

Big, Heavy, Pointed.

Unlike the domed 28.4 grain Eun Jin pellets, these will NOT fit Evanix Speed or Conquest magazines. They're just too long.

When I say "heavy", I mean HEAVY.

Heavy Hitters, Good Velocity, Very accurate for a super heavy .22 caliber pellet. I can shoot the benjamin discovery PCP .22 cal pellets to zero my scope and then turn around and shoots these hog pellets by just raising up one dot on the scopes cross hairs. So thats two superb pellets I can shoot without having to resight in the ole scope.

Nothing except the company that produces these needs to have a more effective quality control plan in action. I pulled six pellets out of 110 count tin that had flattend heads or tears in the skirt.

I have a Benjamin Trail NP XL .22 caliber Air rifle and they fit tight, but they are supposed to and they shoot superbly. I have shot them from a 30 yards to 90 yards. They drop 18 inches from the 30 yard to the 90 yard target, but thats nothing a scope wont fix. Shoot these only if you have a magnum springer or PCP Air Rifle. Like I said they are shooting great out of my Benjamn Trail NP XL .22 caliber air rifle.

nice and heavy.

the skirt of the pellet is to big. so make it the right caliber. it does not fit any gamo series rifles.

i have shot it out of a different rifle it is still tigher then normal but accurate.

32.4g..They fly straight 10yrds or 30. Hit hard. For such a heavy pellet I would think the accuacy at 20yrds to fall way off. But my Benjamen nitro tosses them out to 30yrds just as good as a lighter pellet. THICK skirt means it must be seated properly

Nice and heavy. But does not fit the Air Force rifles. Extremely tight fit. Poor accuracy out of the 12" barrel. shooting at a distance of 40 yards and getting 3" groups. W/JSB @18gr I'll group 1/2"@40yrds

Biggest .22 cals I can find. If you want to make muzzle energy, this is your pellet.

A little tight. I would sacrifice a grain to make it smoother to load.

Don't bother with these beasts unless you have a PCP or magnum springer.

It's big, long and pointy.

It does not fit the barrel (Gamo SOCOM Extreme .22). You have to tap it in. They should reduce its diameter a bit.

Since it is such a tight fit, it has very poor accuracy, it tends to hit way bellow the target. If you want a accurate pellet, go with the copper ones.

nice and heavy extremly accurate even out to 80 yards out of my evanix renegade carbine.

can't think of a thing.

If you need a pellet for hunting everything from rats all the up to large coyotes use this one you are gonna need it. and it will deliver.

very good hunting pellet in my sumatra 2500 would recomend it to anyone shooting one! great penetration out to 80+ yards on ground squrls looking forward to trying the next size down just to see if I can get out there farther? but cant complain at all! great ammo for a great gun!

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nope.

These pellets will not fit in the "chamber" end of the .22 cal rifled barrel insert in my Hammerli X2 spring-powered air rifle. Interestingly, they will fit in the muzzle end, but not in the "chamber" end, where pellets are inserted.

good looking pellet

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These shoot great out of my AR6 by far the most accurate pellet I found yet for my AR6. There are coated in a light oil and are very uniform and I have not found a bad one yet out of 4 tins I have shot up so far. Work great for hunting took several 50yrd plus shots at squirrels and take them all with surgical percision!

Nothing

buy 4 at a time save you $$$$$$ :D

A hit is Real hard almost as loud as the gun fire

Bigger tin and lower price

Use to KILL or destroy what you aim at. I had to go to 1/4 plate targets to stop these thing