Page 5 - Seneca .22 Cal, .22 Reviews

Extremely accurate and hard hitting. At 1125 FPS as good as any .22 std LR. My AIRFORCE CONDOR is a true Varmint Rifle with these. Penetration is the name of the game. Low supply is probably due to needing a powerful gun.

Nothing.

Pellets 'should' fit tight in the barrel.

skirt of pellet is thick, has a great seal !

i would include a skirt spreader point for bent skirts .

if you hunt with an air gun , or have rodent problems this is your ammo !!

It is hard to find a pellet in this category that is accurate. This is a heavy pellet and it shoots accurately in my Career 707.

The length of the pellet makes it difficult to load in my 707. It needs to be shaved slightly to fit smoothly. The pellet is made of very hard lead and tears through just about everything I've shot. Went through two layers of cardboard + 8" of foam + 1/2" plywood and stopped in my fence. The squirrels don't even know they have been shot half the time and then keel over shortly after being hit.

I don't know how to get the original Shin Sung pellets, but if you can, get those instead of the Eunjin. The originals were awesome pellets!

nothing... if i could i wouldnt give it any stars

make them the right caliber

I bought five of these and am returning four. They are not .22 they are .225. the only way they would fit in my talon was to force them in via a piece of metal or small hammer. And then they would all be flyers off to the right. Put in a German pellet and I would be right on with groups of 1/2” to ¼”. BEWARE. If they were Chinese I wouldn’t have bought them but they were Korean. I thought the Koreans were better than this.

The weight

Resize so that the pellet fits the chamber more easily

Poor accuracy

every thing it is a hard hitting round i have a Benjamin trail NP XL AND A BENJAMIN DISCOVERY AND I USED IT IN BOTH GUNS AND THEY ARE VERY ACCELERATE IN BOTH GUNS AT 20 YARDS.

KEEP THESE ROUNDS IN STOCK PLEASE

I love these rounds a great product thanks

the weight of this pellet is one of the heavyest 32.4 grains so it has great power and can knock down alot of stuff . the shape is cool looking too

not mush other than making it easier to fit in the chamber , you have to really push hard to get it in .

this pellet is great for knockdown and power , You might have a little trouble making them fit in the chamber but they all fit in with a push great pellet for hunting small game or knocking down cans and stuff

Got a sample of these to test in the AR6 Renegade rifle. Performance is on par with the round nosed Eun Jins, excellent accuracy in the AR6 platform. Muzzle velocity was 780 fps, 50 yard velocity 660 fps, ballistic coefficient of .037. Followed same basic trajectory as 28.5 grain round nose version. Heavier weight and pointed head should penetrate heavier bodied game more than round heads, although I never have had problems with the rounds.

Nothing.

Harder to load in the Korean rifles that load from the front of the cylinders because of the pointed profile. Should be deadly in the AR6 Hunting Master and the Sumatra rifles.

They are heavy so they will have alot of knock down power. They are a neat looking design.

These pellets DID NOT fit in my 22 cal Condor barrel. Even when oiled and more than gently pushed, they would not fit. P/A said that it may have been a faulty tin but I don't think so. P/A did however exchange them for a different pellet!

They will be tight no matter what! And they may not fit at all.

Nice design, looks mean. Weight alone should add knockdown power.

I have an Avenger 1100, made by Venturi, the same manufacturer that imported these pellets. They are VERY snug and have to be pushed/forced into the barrel. I have only shot a handful of these so far, I'm just not comfortable with forcing pellets into my fairly new gun. The pointed tip goes in fine but the pellet hangs at the ribs right after the point. They do fit a much older Benjamin, so that's where they will get used.

Hard hitting rounds, nicely made

Cost, Not realy cost effective

I used a Benjamin Discovery .22 I only got 20 FPE. with 32.4 gr. but with 28 gr. Eunjin i got 22fpe. now with Crosman 14.3 gr. i got the same as the 32.4 gr. Eunjin, I think if your hunting with these.. you should.. but, i think Not realy cost effective, when you can buy 500 rounds for less that do's the same thing.

Seem to be pretty consistent, very big .22 pellets. I would have rated them higher except for the consistent oversizing and fairly steep price.

1: Higher quantity tins; 2: Slightly smaller diameter so they'll fit into breech easier

In my Walther Talon Magnum .22, these things required quite a bit of force to load, and the outer diameter of the skirt would not sit flush into the breech. Further, each shot left a small lead (Pb) 'leaf' around the breech face, evidence that a small piece of each skirt was being sheared off during launch. My average chronograph readings for these pellets were 534.4 fps with std. dev. of 6.5, and I'm certain that if they had a better barrel fit those numbers would have been higher. If Eunjin could make them with a closer diameter fit and tolerance, these would be an excellent hunting round...

I like the weight and power these pellets deliver in my Evanix AR6. They are a bit more accurate in my AR6, however, because of the length the point sticks out just a bit on my of my magazines. This is a problem with the AR6 magazine and not the pellet.

Quality Control!!! Out of the three tins I purchased there were several very deformed pellets to which were unusable. In a tin of 110 this is not really acceptable. I would like to have more in a tin. A tin of 200 would be a better value for the money.

Know that you need a powerful airgun to fire these. However, once you find the rifle to shoot these... oh boy. I feel like Tim the "Tool Man" and making the famous "man grunt". In my small pellet trap that has been fine until now (even with my RWS 350 Magnum rifle). With the Evanix AR6 and these pellets... it put holes through the back after a few rounds. With this kind of power you may want to consider a heavy pellet trap or more accurately called a bullet box. Also, keep in mind the length of these pellets. They are long pellets and will not fit in some smaller mags. However, it will be no issue for the bolt actions.

Heavy, clean, and right on the marked 32.4 gr weight.

Size them to go into the bore easier. Round nose are said to be more accurate.

If you haven't tried them yet, just get on tin to start.

EVERYTHING

More pellets per tin,regardless of price.

These are HARD hitting,HEAVY pellets.Well worth buying. By FAR my FAVORITE pellet!!

EVERYTHING!!!

More pellets per tin

These are REALLY heavy,HARD hitting pellets.They are WELL worth the money (Buy 3,get 1 free,EXCELLENT!!!). I've since placed another order for these pellets.

1 Shot 1 Kill head shots on Large Raccoons Shooting from 20 to 30 yards away with a Walther Talon Magnum.

nothing but would like to see a domed version of this Pellet. I like this better than a 22 caliber rifle round.

Very tight fit in chamber my not be suitable for some makes of Air guns.

Very heavy and big

The last milimeter or so of the skirt won't seat in the barrel by hand. It is pushed in by the receiver as the barrel snaps back into firing position. This seems to be OK, but I have to clean out the air hole feeding the barrel every couple of shots.

If you are hunting with your .22 pellet gun, you nned these pellets. My scope was dialed for beeman Cro Mags but the Eun Jins hit in almost the same spot, close enough to not need adjustment. I am shooting steel targets and the audible report from these heavy hitters is all the balistic research you need to know how hard these hit. I haven't put them into meat yet, but I think they could kill big game if placed right.

POWER!!!!! These things are comparable to a 22 Long Rifle when inserted to my kick ass Talon SS on full power. At 32 grains with a pointed tip, these pellets can EASILY over penetrate through most game at 40 yards, or beyond. PERFECT groundhog hunting pellet.

Maybe more pellets per tin. They also have a hard time fitting inside my Air Force Talon SS barrel, so I have to push hard to get them inside. I oil them for my Talon SS, but call Pyramid Air if you want to oil them for a different gun.

These pellets are EXTREMELY dangerous. Make sure you have a good backstop before shooting, because these pellets over penetrate just about anything! I'm serious!!!!!

I could not fit these 32.4 gr. pellets into my Condor .22. I now have a better appreciation of others' comments about the tight fit.

This pellet should not be recommended for the Air Force Condor.

The 32.4 gr. pellet tin is labeled with 110 pellets per tin, not 100. Use the Eun Jin .22 Cal, 28.4 Grains domed pellets instead. They fit effortlessly.