Page 3 - Seneca .25 Cal, .25 Reviews

Heavy and accurate pellets, great for hunting. Shoot good from my Benjamin Marauder

Like to see them offered in a larger quantity.

Great in my Benjamin Marauder.

Size and weight.

These grouped well at 40yrds with my condor but not very well at 70 I still need to try dif power settings to see if I can find a sweet spot

A good heavy pellet for hunting or target practice. The Eun Jin pellets function exceptionally well in my Condor at a power setting of 8. Overall a nice, heavy pellet.

As usual a threaded, screw on container would be great.

I did not find any deformed pellets in my order. Function was flawless in my Condor. Especially with these pellets, always have a heavy backstop and know what is down range. When fired from a Condor, penetration is common.

i just got the buy 3 get the 4th one free pyramid air great job , heavy hard hitting , a coyote 60 yrds , no problem bone breaker like air gun mags

put screw on lid !!!!

you might want to beef up your back stop

The weight and accuracy.

Like everyone else... more rounds per tin.

They penetrate about 9" into ballistic gel.

Very tight groups, and the weight, velocity, and consultancy from shot to shot.

Little to no deformation on impact.

Will make u look twice to see how many holes should be there. I fired a five shot group and had something resembling a 3 leaf clover!

Heavy pellet, my Sumatra loves these things. Lots of knock down energy. May not be suitable for some air rifles with shorter mags/clips being a longer pellet.

Better consistancy, more per tin, price

Great for hunting, longer pellet,

Weight, design.

These fit too tight in my Condor. The 43grn pointed Eun Jin pellets are my favorites, but I don't get a good seat in the barrel, and so poor accuracy, with these pellets.

Try these. I've got a custom LW polygonal barrel, so it's different from most anything. This pellet has potential, if you can use it.

Heavy hitters. Round nose is less likely to be deflected by hard surfaces, like skull bones. My Marauder shoots these very well. Both these and the heaviest eun jins seem to be the most accurate of the pellets I've tried. With 2700psi and the power adjustments at maximum, my mrod launches these at ~800ft/sec.

The tin. Screw top. What's to change about the pellets? Nothing. I'm 61yrs old. The precision of the guns and ammunition nowadays, was not achievable when I was young. Todays manufacturing equipment is so much more precise. Production guns shoot like the Match guns of my youth. But, I digress.

These are oily, and there are lots of lead chips in them. If you don't like juicy pellets, you'll need to process these to your specifications. The chips don't bother me, but some guns may be sensitive to even small pieces of lead in the right/wrong places. I like Eun Jin pellets a lot! In all calibers. When I want the maximum energy my pcp guns are capable of, Eun Jins are what I shoot.

Great heavy pellet

More per tin

Great for high powered guns

heavy, hard hitting. I only hunt with my Condor and I only use Eun Jin pellets. I have others but I haven't used them. I'm so empresses with the Eun Jin. I recommend them highly.

a screw lid would be nice

worth the extra money. These hit hard, kill on first shot. Very human.

they are just great pellets under 50 yards. my mrod loves them .

more per tin

heavy pellets great on a windy hunt

price

nothing

i like a heavier pellet for under 40 yrds, for my gun at least a 25 grain works better for further out

amount of lead being put down range.

Maybe these shoot well out of the Korean Air rifles, but are absolutely worthless out of my .25 A.F. Condor. The power is there for sure when I was actually able to land a shot within 1" of my target! But what is power without accuracy people? Korean barrels I hear tend to be a few thousandths of an inch wider in diameter. Maybe this was the contributing factor, maybe not. I bought 2 tins of 35 gr. pellets, and 1 tin seemed tolerable, the 2nd tin was awful. Like 6" group @ 25 yards terrible. I want to see some quality control! Uniformity seemed to be an every other pellet issue for me.

Why can't JSB make the .25 EXACT KING in several different weights? If they were able to make pellets in the 32gr. to 50gr. range, they'd be rolling in the money! Hell, even a heavier JSB Predator Polymag would be a great idea. I wanted to go for the higher F.P.E. as I'm sure a lot of people probably do. I won't make that mistake again!

great pellet seals good shoots good

nothing

exclent

The weight & shape. Seals well in barrel.

Not sure.

As with any gun some are particular to the pellet used. Mine just won't group these well. Retained energy is great!

Heavy pellet, delivers a LOT of energy compared to many other pellets. I get consistent tight groups with this pellet at 40yards (Marauder .25 cal at high power setting).

The skirts LOOKED all nicked & dinged, but it doesn't seem to affect accuracy. They fit a bit too tight into the barrel, but again... still accurate. Would like a bigger tin (150 or 200) at a better $ value.

Easy to get out of tin. Pelles hit hard and are consistant. Great hunting pellet.

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Works great at shorter range in under powered air rifles. Bad boys in high power!

I like that these pellets because are almost flat nose with a little dome shape. I am shooting them out of my Benjamin Marauder .25 modified getting them to go 860 fps. I use them for coon hunting and able to make 60 yard body shots that are dropping the raccoon with a loud pop.

More pellets in a can

My Marauder is modified ... longer shroud.. increased accuracy and made the gun really quiet on full power with new springs ..... with the mods i am getting less than an inch at 50 yards. WITH OUT the mods 760 fps and over an inch group out at 50 yards.

Reason I give these a perfect Ten is because they came a long way to get here, but I think they need to add a few more to the box. They shoot anywhere between a 3/4 and a 1" group at 43 yards, and hit with authority, I don't think at 43 yards you'll miss the head of a Squirrel or a Fox at 43 yards.

Just give us a few more in the box ....

I tested these in my 12" 25 caliber barrel, the Talondor will hit a better group with them but I forgot the acctuall size, I just want to make sure I tell it right and this test was done Just now. I put these up for special occasions only LOL.