Seneca .25 Cal, 43.2 Grains, Pointed, 83ct

My 25 cal Stoeger scout loves these pellets And man do they hit hard Once I got them sighted in There's a bang at the other end Especially When that rifle pumped up to 200 bar It likes the heavy's' As far as pellets go these are about as heavy as you can go

I would make larger tins Your competition has between 100 and 150 And you have 83 Price is good And these things are a killer But I would certainly offer bigger tins

You just have to experiment a bit Every rifle is like a woman and they have a different mood And As long as you take your time I don't think you'll be unhappy

Makes solid impact and will drop large size game to include deer and hogs. At 75 yrds, deer and hogs don't stand a chance

More pellets per tin, drop the weight to around 40 grains. Wonder if they could make a hollow point version of this pellet or slug ??? Would be interesting to see.

If you buy these pellets, your gun needs to be shooting over 1000 fps otherwise the weight of these pellets will drop your fps. I shoot these out of my Sidewinder, FX Impact, FX Crown, Hercules bully, and the Sumatra. These guns will push them over 900 fps if you tune them correctly and they will fit into the magazines. I zero them at 50-55 yrds and they seem to work fine. I don't recommend shooting small birds with them because of the pass thru, but instead , rabbits, squirrels, raccoons, hogs, foxes, coyotes, and deer.

In my air force rifle with this pellet I'm getting 80fpe

More pellets in tin

really heavy hunting pellet recommend shoot in air guns capable to lob them abt 875fps or faster

I bought several tins of these, in .25 caliber, when they were on sale a while back. I have occasional raccoon problems on my property, and using a firearm isn't feasible with the proximity of my neighbors. I use a Hatsan Torpedo 100. These pellets pack a nice amount of energy and penetration out of that gun. They provide an ethical kill up to 25 yards, with that gun. They still have the snort to be efficient at 50 yards or better, but they don't have consistent accuracy at that range out of my gun.

Size and shape consistency. It's awful. I also have a Hatsan AirTac in .25 caliber. I'd say that 5 to 15 pellets, per tin, are too big to fit either gun. There are also a few pellets in each tin that have misshapen skirts. I've bought many different brands, and types of pellets, and these are definitely the most inconsistent in size and shape.

When these things are are the perfect size and shape they are spectacular providers of accuracy, energy and penetration. Their inconsistency just makes all of those things jump all over the map with each shot out of my guns.

Very accurate in my Hatsan Flash Wood.

Needs to be a tad shorter.

These pellets will not fit in the magazine on a Hatsan Flaah.

860 fps from my .25 varmint.

Nothing. Its a fine projectile.

You need a lot of power to push this. Otherwise you are behind that sweet spot maxing out FPE My Avenger set to max will shoot this- but it shoots at 750 fps and is under the potential for the gun with lighter ammo

I was happy with the price if you're going to spend an afternoon just whipping led down range at 75 yards these work I'd rather sight in with something heavy for pennies rather than something much more expensive just for plinking

Obviously the quality is not jsb so it is what it is for the price. But they do kill have no doubt these are nasty!

Yeah you have a good afternoon plinking a lot of led and these things do much much damage. they will kill!

I rated them at 3 by the weight of them one thing I do know you have to be a little closer than normal to lighter pellets is because I'm the weight of them

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I like how heavy the pellets are very very heavy very tight fitting Ive used them and three of my Springers they all work great they have to be resized or they wont go in very easily. I bought them in 22 caliber so I have a 5.5 pallet size or did I send them through first and theyre still very tight going in the back of the Brich this Springer. All my Springers how Vortech 4 kits in them.The Guns a a H-W80 Diana 350 magnum a Beeman R-1 And they hit very hard and they’re very accurate.

And they hit very hard and they’re very accurate.

Yes theres something you should know the cans they come in are very hard to open actually theyre impossible to open theres no grip on them and theyre thin so you can’t grab the top and you can’t grip the bottom when you close them you don’t wanna shut them down all the way or you’ll have the same pain in the you had when you first got them. After me opening them the only good thing is the pallet count it’s not 200 it’s not 500 so you have to size every one of them in the pelletizer or you will not have as much success getting him into the rifle. That’s where all the complaints come from if you find a 5.5 or a 4.5 pelletizer if you’ve got 177 you shouldn’t have a problem that was my only solution. After that they are still hard to push in there’s a lot of Bering surface there’s no problem with making 100% barrel seal no matter what powers the gun but it better be a powerful gun. That’s what you should know

I like how heavy the pellets are very very heavy very tight fitting Ive used them and three of my Springers they all work great they have to be resized or they wont go in very easily. I bought them in 22 caliber so I have a 5.5 pallet size or did I send them through first and theyre still very tight going in the back of the Brich this Springer. All my Springers how Vortech 4 kits in them.The Guns a a H-W80 Diana 350 magnum a Beeman R-1 And they hit very hard and they’re very accurate.

And they hit very hard and they’re very accurate.

Yes theres something you should know the cans they come in are very hard to open actually theyre impossible to open theres no grip on them and theyre thin so you can’t grab the top and you can’t grip the bottom when you close them you don’t wanna shut them down all the way or you’ll have the same pain in the you had when you first got them. After me opening them the only good thing is the pallet count it’s not 200 it’s not 500 so you have to size every one of them in the pelletizer or you will not have as much success getting him into the rifle. That’s where all the complaints come from if you find a 5.5 or a 4.5 pelletizer if you’ve got 177 you shouldn’t have a problem that was my only solution. After that they are still hard to push in there’s a lot of Bering surface there’s no problem with making 100% barrel seal no matter what powers the gun but it better be a powerful gun. That’s what you should know