Page 5 - Seneca .25 Cal, .25 Reviews

Smashing! Really. Smashing!! My Marauder @2700psi with the adjustments for power at maximum, shoots these around 735ft/sec. Accuracy is excellent. Groups easily less than a dime @90ft. for 5rounds.

The tin, of course. But I can live with it. I really like pellets that are inexpensive, but shoot very accurately.

Eun Jin pellets DO have lots of oil on them. If you don't like juicy pellets, you'll definitely have to process these. There are also lots of lead chips in with these. I suppose that if one is trying to achieve the absolute maximum precision, those chips would be another aspect that would have to be addressed prior to launch.

Very accurate in my Mrod, only over 40 grain pellet in .25.

More pellets in a tin.

Whoompin' lead

Screw tin would be nice

Pellets looked good and when shot they showed a 2 mil dot low hit, but still aligned with the vertical axis. I made corrections with holdover and I was throwing heavy lead within a nickel hole at 40 yds. This could be a very good critter stopper

When using the pellets for the first time, I thought it was very heavy and regular, but when I shoot with my sumatra 2500 changed all my expectations,good this pellets was created for this powerful rifle, an impact force presicion huge and amazing, I can miss in my games.

For those who use it more often, a 500 tin,I think the metallurgy of pellets should be harder, some more Antimonium.

Use it and get the experience.

43gr. only one aval.over 40gr

go light on the oil, and clean the pellets better

shot accurately on a Cricket at 930FPS

These pellets work amazingly in my Marauder! 3 shots in a pellet hole just about, which is a little over .25 in diamete. Great shape should be a great hunting pellet.

Another one that needs nothing

Just try them, you won't regret it! These hevier pellets seem to be super accurate in whatever caliber they are made in. Eun Jin make a great addition to anyones pellet ammo situation.

Got these as my free 4th tin. Was sceptical of the performance out of my M-rod. Gun is sighted for 50yds with Benjamin domes, One mil dot high at 35yds. These hit exactly on the crosshairs at 35yds, and print one ragged hole less than a dime. Haven't put them through the crony but would estimate 780-800ish fps. I get 840 with 27.8grn Benjamin's.

I would like to see a larger package. But considering the size I can understand. Not really sure what the little flutes in the skirt are for?

I hunt a lot of pigeons. And have found these pellets need to be used with caution. At 35yds they will put holes right through 16 to 18 ga steel. The silo I hunt has been abandoned but they pass right through the roof metal. Also the pellets appear to be oiled. Would like to find out what type of oil is used on them...

Extra weight for maximum foot pounds From my Marauder on factory settings will go clean through 3/4 inch plywood

Nothing

Really need an airgun capable of 700 feet per second to take advantage of the extra weight

dreaming about how they hit out of a sumatra. but I own a Hatsan BT65 25cal. and these pelets are too long. Can't say anything bad, my fault.

Make a 40 -50 grain pellet like the 22cal jsb monster for short chambered guns like bt65

watch pellet lengths and read reviews before purchasing stuff. ai should have asked when ordering. They should melt down good for my 909s.

if you have a condor with a fiu mod this is your pellet i have 257 barrel and may crony reed 1145 fps abaut 120 fpe

the continer and more pellets 250 count and scrue on cap

pa the best buy 3 and get 4 is kool ++++ tks guys

Heavy hitter, good energy retention. Ironically great flight patterns for having questionably shaped skirts on a few.

Bigger tins, foam on top and bottom of the tin. Perhaps loose the straight knurling on the skirt, as i do not know for fact that this serves a purpose.

I bought these through Pyramyds amazon page. The point blank range on these is pretty darn close to that of the benjamin .25 pellet with my marauder. If you intend to shoot bigger game (larger than a squirrel) these are probably going to be your pellet of choice for racoon, coyote, bobcat and the like.

First of all this item falls under the "bullet" category. These are solid/hard hitting bullets and fit perfectly into my Benjamin Marauder. Groups are amazingly small and can be compared to the JSB Kings.

Nothing with this item, however I would love to have a hollow point version in this.

My Benjamin Marauder was calibrated with JSB Kings which groups 1 inch at 200 feet. With this Heavier Eunjin bullets the only test I've done was at 150 feet. The Eunjin dropped by 2 dots on my Hawke Sidewinder30 rifle scope. Therefore at 150 feet I had to aim 2 dots up which gave me the same bullseye and groups of 1 inch.

Thes pellets fit the bore in my .25 cal. LW poly barrel real snug! Consistently good shooting out to at lease 50 yards, dime size groups.

Price or more pellets for the money.

Out of my modified Airforce Talon, @ 50 yards, these pellets delivery more energy than a lot of .22 caliber rim fire cartridges!

Heavy, hit hard!

Bigger tins

Wouldn't hold a group out of my Benji Trail we will see how it does in the Maurader

The best stopping power for hunting I have found, the only pellet I use now.

More per tin, thread on lid.

Terrific Penetration and accuracy on par with JSB Exact King Pellets. I believe these are the ultimate game pellet for the .25 Marauder when more than 3-4" of game penetration is desired.

Perhaps they could be less expensive, but these pellets remain much less expensive than centerfire bullets. I suppose the cost is warranted.

Others have commented that these pellets fit fairly tight in the bore. I agree with this sentiment and feel more resistance to chambering. But, the resistance always feels consistent and I don't believe there is any problem in this regard. Also, I cannot offer any comment regarding size/shape distribution. They seem perfectly fine, but I haven't scrutinized this aspect of performance.

The accuracy out of my tuned .25 cal Benjamin Marauder is phenomenal. One hole groups at 17 yards in my backyard. I am averaging 862 fps with the 43.2 grains Eunjin pellets which yield a 71 fpe. I could not be happier with its performance.

Only 83 pellets in a can is too low and the price is very high.

Use them only for hunting because they hit with authority. Wash them because the pellets have a lot of debris. The skirts are damaged but does not affect accuracy in my rifle. And they fir the marauder magazine fine.

These where free! Have to love the buy 3 get 1 free deal.

Not a thing.

These are great pellets. See my other review to prove it. Buy in bulk!

Smaller tins simplify keeping extra ammo on hand while hunting. Ordering by quantities of 10 gets you the unopened case of 10 tins.

Keep them in stock. Not an easy thing to do with the popularity of the .25 rising. Just shows how great these pellets are.

I only have one .25, my Career III carbine. These pellets are extremely accurate out of it. They pack a punch and are inexpensive also.

Massive Smooth side rings Weight Breech fit (AAA Condor)

Horrible skirt on almost every pellet. Weights vary Metal shavings

Rather buy black mambas from talon tunes. 25 is a hard caliber to shop for but these will fly straight. Kodiaks are better. Then jsb kings