Skenco Ultra Shock, .177 Cal, 10.3 Grains, Hollowpoint, 150ct

Hit very hard,and acurate. Will stop small varmits cold.

Nothing, I lke the weight and the stopping power.

Does drop some useing my 1377, but easy to make adjustments for.

Heavy front weighted. Thin skirt for tight seal.

These are good-looking pellets with a clean design and thin skirts. They fit well in the bores of all the guns I tested them in: Two different Crosman 1377s, a Benjamin 397, and a Mendoza Bronco. I did not find any deformed pellets in the tin.

The ilustration on the tin shows grooves on the outside of the pellets. There are NOT any grooves.

The accuracy of these pellets was mediocre in all of the guns I tested them in. All groups were shot from 25 feet. Crow Magnums shoot more accurately from the same guns. For those who complain about the lack of screw-on lids: Who carries a whole tin of pellets with him when he goes shooting? I transfer pellets from the tin into any of the following: Empty but clear prescription bottles with snap-on or screw-on lids. Empty Pez dispensers, also clear. A neoprene "squeeze-type" coin purse. These are not clear, but will hold a lot of pellets. In addition, Crosman makes a pellet pouch which can be carried on your belt. It has a velcro fastener, but I have had pellets fall out of it because it does not seal well on the ends.

They seem to hit hard, of course there is no way to measure that with what i have . They punch a target cleanly.

They may hit hard, but they don't penetrate some things well. This could be good or bad, depending on what you are doing.

I have not hunted with these, but I'm guessing that the simple IMPACT would be a stunner. they are worth having on hand, just because they are a bit different, and they are heavy.

These hit the target hard. Filled a 1 liter bottle with water and froze it. I shot these through my Crosman 2100 at 10 and 5 pumps. I was able to retrieve both pellets and examine them. At 10 pumps they hit and expanded so well they nearly flattened leaving a tiny see-through hole in the middle of the pellet and didn't actually lodge into the ice. What they left instead was a tiny crater. At 5 pumps they expanded nicely and dug themselves into the ice. Used one on a mouse with 5 pumps as well, but was unable to find the pellet. The exit wound was large and it was a messy cleanup for such a little mouse. Good accurate as well. I have mine sighted in for 15 yard targets and I can get a quarter sized grouping. That's passable for me. Haven't found a deformed/defective pellet in the tin yet.

The tin lid comes off too easy. Rubber bands fix the problem but a threaded lid would be nice.

Knock down power, clean pellets

price

great for birds and smaller game

The shape of this pellet will fit rotary mags and won't protrude and hang up. They shoot well in Colt 1911 Government pistol. This Pistol is heavy pellet sensitive, and this pellet fill that need

I would put more pellets in the tin. And have a more secure lid. The tape around the tin is fine for sealing and shipping.

In a Crosman pump this pellet performed well on water bottles. It opened up well.One can expect good performance for this pellet moving from a low velocity gun. This pellet will open up better in more powerful rifles.