Seneca .356 Cal, 105 Grains, Flat Point, 100ct

These worked reasonably well out of my Bulldog, since the Bulldog is designed for ,357 or .358 this was to be expected.

For my uses, can't think of anything.

In order to make better use in my Bulldog, I've put powdercoat on what I have left and ran them through a .358 sizing die. Haven't had a chance to shoot these modded bullets yet so not sure if this helps or hurts.

I was surprised how well they worked through my Benjamin Bulldog considering they are really undersize for that rifle. At 30 yards with iron sights and only resting on a table I had groups under 2 inches. I was getting up around 780 fps off a fresh fill. All that said, the Nosler I bought in the same order were grouping much better, probably from the better fit in the barrel.

Make them in .358 and check consistency, I have a lot with deformed areas at the back from casting.

I went through and powder coated what I had left, then ran them through a .358 sizing die, haven't shot this mod yet.

Accurate and hard hitting

Nothing yet.

Thing to remember is that these are air guns. At 50yrds with 1" groups to me is really good. Even a powder burner is doing well with those group sizes.

Price. A heavier target pellet or small game.

To many inconsistencies with this particular Venturi pellet. I seem to get a winger for 1 in every 5-10 shots.

I would go with the JSB's instead of these. Their worth the price difference.

I like nothing about these slugs

Better quality control.

Shoots terribly from my Evanix Tactical. 13 inch groups at 35 yards(oiled and without). I suspect there is something wrong with my barrel since I don't want to think PA sells such crap product.

They shoot out of my Evanix sniper very well. This is must have ammo.

200 round box

This is The limit for Evanix clip. Oil ammo before shooting and you will always hit what you shoot at.

If you shoot Evanix 9mm this ammo is what you need. Shoots true had no flyers. Very good long range punch and accuracy.

200 round box

Must have ammo. Oil rounds before loading and will hit what you aim at.

Fit Evanix magazine well, reasonably accurate

Reduce per piece price, offer larger quantities

Nice hunk of lead

They were consistent and none came damaged but again, they are solid and large so it would be hard to damage in transit.

I would have like for the money. Maybe offer larger quantities for a discount.

They hit really hard and seam to be very accurate. I've only shot around 100 from my evanix but they all stayed on target. Keep in mind I wasn't shooting holes on paper, I was shooting 3 inch targets at 70 yards so I can't say how they group. I can say I didn't miss unless I messed up the shot.

I found this pellet to be uniformed in shape and very consistence and the price is great for a big bore ammo. Its made of hard lead and it will allow for hard hitting. Quality is very good.

I think that pointed pellet in this grain will have greater penetration. .

Hard lead made by this pellet will allow you to break bones provided that you have the fps. The penetration on the first 2x4 will go thru and partly on the second 2x4, at close range.its a little heavy for the recluse and although it reduce the fps a little it still hits hard . Hard lead is needed when hunting hogs because soft lead will not penetrate the hogs skin and it will only expands and stay in the skin area