Skenco Pellets?
Hiya Folks,
Have any of you folks tried these lead-free pellets in .22 caliber?
Skenco Scorpion Green Monsters. They have alot of hype about them, but I know that is sometimes a load of BS just like the raptors from gamo. They look like they might stir the koolaid for hunting, just curious.
Look forward to yall’s opinions.
Sincerely,
ASMALLVOICE
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I’ve tried 8 versions of these plastic guys and five of the tin ones (Dynamics) in a couple dozen guns.
With the exception of one of the .22 tin ones (TM2) in two of my guns (one the Talon SS fortunately), Rob considerably understates the situation. This is the sort of ammo the bunny huggers would want you to use hunting.
They can not only give you groups several times the size of lead pellets you’d abandon, but they’ll also treat you to random flyers, sometimes the better part of a foot out at 25 yards, that leave you shaking your head.
If you’re the optimistic type, by all means give them a try. Otherwise, I’d suggest you save your money.
Doug Owen
Rob,
Don’t beat around the bush, tell us how you really feel. 😆
Had I known you wanted to try them, I would have sent you some… but I feared offending anyone by sending them such shitty pellets.
I bought some of these in 2003 and still have the majority of them. They are the only pellet in existence that are worse than the Gamo butt plug pellets.
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Thanx for the replys folks.
I will abandon the idea and stick with what works ( DUH 😛 )
Mr. Rob, your answers are always a pleasure to get and I thank you for your time. I like the “butt plug desription as well 😆 as those are without a doubt the worst I have shot to date. Hell, even the gamo cat doesn’t like em..lol
Never a dull moment in here LMAO
Peace,
ASMALLVOICE