Seneca .356 Cal, 95 Grains, Hollowpoint, 100ct

Thats the only ammo for the Benjamin Bull dog .357 most of the time

Please order or complain to Nossler

Definitely not exactly same size and weight in the box

The weight.

My Shin Sung 9mm did not seem to like the diameter of these.

In my shin sung fire 9mm I only tried a few and the sizes of those were very tight so I did not force them. I did not get to fire any. I will try them again when I get time.

The slug looks nice

They are not all the same weight at all. I went through 50 of them and weighted them. Only 5 out of that 50 were the 95 gr as described. The rest varied all the way down to 89gr. The diameters also vary from .357-.355

It might just be my rifle but these dont seem to open up very much. Im only shooting them from my Hatsan Carnivore so Im guessing they are only leaving the barrel at around 700fps but when they hit two sheets of plywood they barely mushroom.

Nothing

They were hard to chamber in an FX impact 35 Cal. So figure out why they’re not able to chamber.

They did not group well out of the FX impact 35 Cal.

SHOOTS AND GROUPS WELL

ACTUALLY NOTHING BUT THE PRICE (LOWER THE PRICE)

THESE PELLETS BOTH THE 95 GRAIN AND 115 GRAIN ARE LIKE BULLETS AND THE DO HIT HARD AND I RECOMMEND BUYING THEM

Has really good accuracy in my Hercules. 1" groups at 50yrds.

Nothing I can think of.

They are pretty decent rounds for bulk slugs.

The "middle of the road "weight", 95 grains. I use them in my Recluse, haven't tried them in the Bulldog as they are .356. Accuracy.

Would be nice if they were a little less expensive. Package them as they are shown in the picture, not loose in the box.

As I'm sure everyone knows, you should test out different pellets for each of your different weapons.
I'm not even sure these are pellets, they are more like bullets.

They work well thru my Rain Storm ii, got some punch and accurate. They are cheap enough for target practice and preform great.

Nothing

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All the rounds were beatup badly. Every round had a flat side. They don't come as in the picture they are just put in a box.

If you have a 357 slayer don't use these rounds you will need a ram rod to remove round from Barrel

Like everything about these so far,accurate in my recluse,hit hard and fit snug in the barrel.

Nothing comes to mind

All you can do is give them a try,they work well in the recluse.