Eun Jin Domed .22 Cal, 28.4 gr - 125 ct

I dig these pellets. I have them for all my pellet guns.
They are a bit of a tight fit in my Gamo Big Cat but I haven't gotten any that won't fit.
They are a bit slower (DUH) due to the weight. But the energy they carry to the target is phenomenal.
Accuracy is great up to about 40 yards. I mean really great. I shoot beyond that, but the drop is so severe that I choose a different weight for those longer distances.

Pros
Heavy. Snug fit in a Gamo Big Cat. Accurate.

Cons
They aren't free

Accuracy is very good

Pros
Accuracy is very good

This is the largest pellet that will function in my AT44 Long. Not very accurate from my rifle, but I understand it does well in others.
Huge pellet that really packs a punch! I was able to push these @ 809 fps & could really hear them slapping the target.

Pros
Nice looking huge pellet that packs alot of power down range.

Cons
I was surprised these pellets was so dirty! Also the tin should have a screw on lid.. The price could be better.

I was really hoping these pellets would shoot great in my disco but my gun shot them everywhere.

Pros
Hard hitting pellets

Hard hitting,spot on every time,most accurate in my Airforce 22 condor, just ordered 8 more tins ,,, Mahalo from paradise

Pros
a tight fit in the chamber, perfect!!!!

Cons
bigger tins

I have a Condor with a 2000 psi regulator. These pellets group the best in that rifle. 5 shot groups are regularly smaller than 1/2 moa at 50 ft from prone. Large 0.220" diameter requires some doing to get it exactly straight in the 0.220" breach of the Condor. It also requires a little force to get the rifling cut into the pellet as you insert it fully into the breach.

Pros
Most accurate of 8 pellet types that I have tried in the Condor.

Cons
One or two out of each tin will not fit in the breach of the Condor. Another 5 or so out of each tin become unstable in flight and tear elongated holes in the target. I have now been looking and see that something less than 10% have some casting irregularity that affects flight or fit. You'll need to do some hand sorting if you want to use these for match shooting.

They fly true in my hatsan 44 and 65 as well as xl, disco and marauder pistol and rifle. They do damage. Heavy hitter.

Pros
Price - weight - good in many platforms. clip friendly.

I purchased these pellets to see how one of the heaviest pellets I could find would perform when fired from my Benjamin Trail NP. I figured at fifty feet there would be some drop but they actually stay on target pretty well. they also group pretty well. the sound of impact when they hit is pretty noticeable. they travel a lot slower than lighter pellets but the knockdown power is incredible. I can actually see the pellet on its way to the target at 50 feet in my trail nps scope. when you give a squirrel a lead headache with one of these its lights out for a dirt nap.and knocked off of the limb of the tree!!

Pros
stable flight, great knockdown power

Cons
none

I was a little worried they wouldn't fit in the magazine for the Hammerli, though it fits quite snug, you may have to adjust a few pellets to slide it in all the way. Once in the magazine cycled fine. At 15 to 20 yards they group excellently and hit with a distinctive *whack* sound when hitting the target; with the RWS/Walther compensator and tape modification the impact is louder than the rifles report. I do keep one magazine full of these for larger pests. Overall I'm satisfied with this pellet for short to medium range, anything further than say 20 to 25 yards I'd choose a lighter pellet as the Hammerli doesn't quite have the power to get the most out of this pellet at medium to long distance.

Pros
Superlative short and medium range power Fits the Hammerli 850 .22 mag, barely Reasonable price for the product

Cons
Accuracy drops considerably and understandably at longer distances with the CO2 powered Hammerli 850