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Seneca Round Ball .50 Cal, 177 gr - 100 ct

Available in .45, .457, .50, .357, .30, 100ct
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  • Code: AV50-495-RB · $44.99 · .50 · 177 grains · 100 ct
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High-quality ammo for your big bore air rifle. Made in America.
  • .50 caliber (.495" dia.)
  • 177 grains
  • Round ball
  • 100ct
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Specs
  • ManufacturerSeneca
  • Caliber .50
  • Ammo Type Round Balls
  • Ammo Weight 177 grains
  • Pellet Shape Round ball
  • Pellet Quantity 100 ct
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3.0
By walterUSAOctober 6, 2018

As lead round balls go, these are okay. They are not swaged, as can be seen by the sprue area on one side.

Pros
Consistent size, weight, roundness.

Cons
Sprue means a little manipulation for accuracy, e.g., getting the sprue in the same orientation in the breech at each shot. Price. At $0.40 per round, these are quite pricey. It's possible to get 0.495" lead balls for as little as $0.10 per round, and swaged - no sprue - at that. Note, that because there is no sprue area the weight runs about 5 grains heavier, not a significant difference.

4.0
By imad eddin alUSAJune 17, 2018

Excellent Replica! Great for Recreation and Plinking!

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By JoeUSAJuly 22, 2017

For 100 balls for the price this ammo is inexpensive to plink or use for fun at the range.

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inexpensive

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Can I use these in a umarex hammer 510/50 cal

asked Melissa from USA

These are .495" in diameter. I would not use this in a Hammer.

Adam from USA

Will these work on my Umarex HDR 50 revolver paint ball gun?

asked Paul from USA

I received my .50 cal round ball today, is it normal for it slides through my Texan .50 cal like butter? Shouldn't be that the ball stays at the bridge ?

asked Aowei from USA
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