- .357 cal.
- 145 grains
- Round nose
- Polymer ballistic tip
- Stepped driving bands
- Hollow base
- 25 bullets
- Do not use in Evanix airguns.
- ManufacturerBenjamin
- Caliber .357
- Ammo Type Slugs
- Ammo Weight 145 grains
- Pellet Shape Domed/Round nose
- Pellet Quantity 25 ct
This ammo exceeds anything else I have used. Airgun Depot is also extremely good. Fast delivery and best price.
Pros
extremely acurrate
Cons
very expensive
I bought the 5 cavity 358429 bullet mold from Arsenal Molds , which claims a bullet weight of 170gr. With soft lead it’s actually 172gr. and it still fits the Benjamin Bulldog magazine. YES !!! I then had 3 of those cavities reworked to give me a hollowpoint , exactly what Mr. Hollowpoint does , sly dog that he is. The depth of that hollow cavity is about 2/3 of the actual bullet length which is .743” and that bullet weight is now 146gr. So every time I make a pour I get 3 hollow points and 2 solid ones all for less that than the cost of 1 round of Benjamin’s ammo. Now we’re talking.
Pros
Great accurate round and I like the fact that it fits the 9mm magazine of the Benjamin Bulldog , unlike the 9mm magazines of air rifles with a $2000 price tag.
Cons
Price. I cringe every time I pull the trigger because I’m throwing away $1 every time I do. Ouch !!!
accurate, no expantion would not not hunt big game because it only leaves a pencial sized hole,instead i use areomagnum devestators 128 grain hollow points from air guns of texas.(the only place that sells them))I wish air gun depot sold them because i like to support them,butMy bulldog loves them till they do i will buy the devestators every single time!My bulldog loves them
They are the best and nothing but the best and they are Great!!!!!! Yeah baby yeah!!
I have taken a micrometer to several of these rounds, they all fall into .3565 to .357 diameter. This is surprisingly good consistency (one half of one thousandths of an inch). Some big bore rifles tend to have a bore which is in the upper end of .357 inch; for those air rifles, they struggle with other slightly undersized rounds (.355 or smaller rounds) when it comes to accuracy and repeatability. The Nosler rounds produces the smallest groups at 100 yards of any commercial slugs I have tried (there are some which are very close, but these are the king). The 145 grain weight hits with the authority which suits large game hunting quite well. This is the round which made me reconsider my stacked double row of bricks backstop. I found that some of the bricks cracked in half with a single round impact. A great round for deer or hog in the Benjamin Bulldog. The only reason why these rounds do not earn 5 stars is the high price of roughly 80 cents a round before specials or discounts. The buy 3 get 1 free special knocks them down to 60 cents a round. This round is a great benchmark to compare against, every .357 air rifle needs to shoot a box of these to establish a baseline for accuracy. From that point, you can decide whether a less expensive round is as good at 100 yards. Carefully consider all of your other hunting costs (air gun, hunting license, deer tag, meat processing, etc) before you disregard this round for cost. Chances are, you will use less than 3 of these rounds when hunting deer or hogs, and hit your limit. Happy hunting
Pros
Very consistent diameter
Heavy weight and very good ballistic coefficient
Cons
May be too long to chamber in some air rifles
Cost
these pellets seem to be very accurate and have good reviews. I will need to pick up a box
No le tenia fe, pero tengo una Evanix Rex Pistol a la cual le cambie cilindro de carga para 10 tiros ful maa cuatro remate, (esa pistola ayuda es fuera de serie ) y la efectividad y el golpe entre 90 Y 100 yardas es terrible, como cualquier pecepero uno siempre esta a la prueba de todo !!! hice tiros en poligonos de fusil y llegue a hacertar con velocidad y gran golpe hasta 220 yardas, por supuesto si probar ni probaria cazar a esa distancia.- EXCELENTES
Pros
PRECISION
Cons
COSTO, MUY MUY ALTO, SUMA A MI PERSONA EL ALTO COSTO DE ENVIO QUE ME CUATRIPLICA EL PRECIO PERO ESO YA NO ES EL PRODUCTO.-
good ballistic tip ammo
Cons
none
Very accurate and hard hitting round fired from my Benjamin Bullpup. Keyholed three in a row at 45yds. Can't wait to hunt!
Pros
Perfect weight. Great accuracy. Unstoppable power
Cons
Does not mushroom/expand as expected.
Question?
Login to ask someone who bought this product.What is the Ballistic Coefficient on these?
asked Douglas from USADo these fit in a seneca recluse
asked Lionel from USAWill these work in the Ataman .35 cal? I know that some airguns are very picky about ammo and I'm wanting to try something different than the JSB which work great in my Ataman.
asked Jon-Paul from USAWill these work in a fx impact .35cal.
asked William from USAWill they fit a Air Force Texan 45 cal. carbine? Well, I am waiting for an answer.
asked william from USAno these pellets are .357 not .45 it is to small for the barrel diamiter it wont fire rite
Nick from USAWill these fit/work in a Hatsan Blitz .30?
asked Chad from USAHmmmm... A .357 nosler will fit a .30 blitz???
Conrad from USAThey are too long for the magazine. They can be single loaded.
Mark from USADo they expand reliably?
asked Eric from USADoas anybody know if these pellets fit in the Hatsun Herculess bully?
asked Georgios from USACan they be used in the bulldog Bullpup 357http://www.airgundepot.com/benjamin-bulldog-bullpup-deluxe-combo.html
asked Leonard from USAWill these fit in a Carnivore?
asked Bill GruberNo, they are to long.
Scott from USA
Pros
I'm going hog hunting this fall and these heavy slugs should be just the ticket for hogs or deer out to about 70 yards. They go through a 4x4 oak post like butter at 50 yards. It will be interesting to see how they expand.
Cons
These are kind of expensive at $1 each but you don't want to wound an animal using lighter slugs. They will more than pay for themselves in the long run.