Skenco Heavy Long-Range .22 Cal, 18Grains, Pointed, Lead-Free, 75ct

Neat concept but horrible accuracy

To be able to make them hit a barn while I was locked inside of it.

Very inaccurate pellet. I cant hit minute of pop can at 5 yards with my browning 800 express 22 pistol. They shooter 3 inch plus groups at 23 yards off the bench with my Walther talon/hatsan 125/ nitro piston rifle. Horrible accuracy. The only thing they probably are good fro is point blank shots on trap line and even if so its cheaper to buy 22 LR ammo fro that.

Velocity on these pellets is amazing. I dont have a chronograph but you can tell they are much faster than lead. However. Accuracy is pretty poor unless shooting at 10 yrds or less.

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Im certain you could take out a squirrel with these if close enough to make a good shot. At about 10 yrds they are very accurate in my 2240

ACCURATE, HITS HARD

SHORTEN THE LENGTH SO IT WILL FIT OTHER MAGS, TOO LONG FOR MOST MAGS, SUCH AS THE SENTRY, THE URBAN AND SUPRISINGLY THE HATSAN BARRAGE MAG BUT DOES FIT THE BULLY

DEFINITELY A HUNTING PELLET AND WILL PASS THRU PREY WITH EASE AND STILL HAS POWER

The red fletcher makes it easy to see where you hit on the target.

This is a pretty loose fitting pellet in my rifle, Also I was surprised on the lack of penetration in spite of the weight.

With this pellet I seem to have a lot of flyers. In my rifle I wouldn't trust it for hunting, as I mentioned the penetration was less than standard lead pellets. It should be noted however, this pellet does not use lead.

They load easily into my Gamo Swarm Magnum manually. (too long for the magazine)

Larger diameter for a better fit in the barrel. Accuracy out of a Gamo Swarm Magnum is horrible.

These pellets are all over the place out of a Gamo Swarm Magnum. The similar made Crossman Penetrators performed very well so the design works.

Lead free, easy to feed

Nothing

Good product

Trash best describes these over priced and badly made pellets. Some fall right out of the barrel. And they are all over the place. Actually, I want my $$ back.

A lot, Start with some uniformity.

Don't waste your money.

Good penetration.

Larger skirt for better seating.

This pellet is odd. Fired from a CO2 gun, POI is the same as any other 18-20 gr pellet and very consistent.
From a normally accurate gas piston gun, a Umarex Octane, I couldn't get on paper. I'll admit that this gun's patterns start to open up with anything over 18 grains. For example, I get 4 inch groups at 25 yards with Kodiaks and Jumbo Monsters but out of 10 shots, only one Skenco hit paper. It's not the gun or the scope. I alternated between several pellets and each performed as usual but the Skenco...I honestly have no idea where the pellets were going. I guess this gun and pellet combination just doesn't work. The CO2 gun seems fine. I've run into a few pellet/gun combinations that weren't great but nothing like this.

They seem to be a very well made pellet and from the reviews I have read and I decided to give them a try.

A snugger fit in my air rifles breach.

I tried them in both of my break barrel air rifles. in my Hatsan Model 95 the pellet dropped about an inch into the barrel when I loaded it. With my
Benjamin Genesis the pellet stayed in the breach, but still too loose. A group shot at 10 yards was over 3 inches.

Long distance range without disruptive wind control manipulating the target red dot shot.

Nothing

Great for distance shot,although the cal is a mere 22 you still have kill authority by balastics placement to the heart or head of the hunt.