Seneca .357 Cal, 67 Grains, Round Ball, 100ct

They were the correct diameter for the Air force Texan.357.

I won't buy them again, their advertising is misleading and their process control is pitiful.

The pictured balls with the ammo box are cleaned up for photo op add. They are shiny because they are not pure lead, not sure what percentage the alloy is, but they are hard. The pictured balls have no parting lines and looked to have been tumbled. Real product has parting lines and the sprue cut is messy, tall and smeared. In other words, you get a ball with a high flat spot on it. Have to be careful
how you load in the rifle. Been putting mine to the rear when loading. I dumped a box in the tumbler and ran for 20 minutes. This helped clean them up but the sprues are still a mess.

Shine of the lead

Mold tail left behind

Make sure ammo is the right caliber or bore size,you will have to knock out round through breech with cleaning rod

Nothing

Not get ripped off like this.

Do not buy Seneca airgun ammo. I have purchased three different boxes of their ammo and have regretted every one. These .357 Round ammo got stuck in the barrel of a Seneca Recluse. I had to drive them out with a cleaning rod. That isn't good for an air rifle. They shouldn't be allowed to sell these things when they have to know how bad they are. The mold runners are very high off the projectile. When I bought this ammo I was ripped off. I will never get that money back. The best I can do is buy a mold and melt this garbage down to recast rounds that will actually go through the gun.