BPN357 Extreme .357, 145-Grain Bullet by Nosler

These work wonderfully with my Benjamin pellet rifle. I shot a deer last season (2024) from 97 yards, I hit it in the neck, and it dropped immediately. It doesn't get any better than that!

These bullets are for an air rifle. Quality well I went shooting with my grandson. The rifle has 3000 psi supply tank. After shooting for near four hours the gage was nearing a low pressure red zone. We fired it any and the bullet got stuck in the barrel. The barrel is bored to cause a spin of the bullets. We pressed the bullet out, but it was resisting because of the tight tolerances of the bullet and the bore of the rifle. When they come out the barrel they traveling at about the same speed of a 9mm pistol.

These are great

Must have for .357 Benjamin Bulldog The Benjamin Extreme .357 145 Grain by Nosler. I’ve tried every bullet imaginable in my Bulldog. This is the most accurate, nothing can even compare! Great penetration and superior accuracy. Shot placement is everything. Great round for hunting legal game and use in nuisance control. Pictured are my personal penetration tests taken at a 50 yard zero. The Nosler Extreme would pass through a 2x4 easy at 50 yards. Pictured is a 4x4 pine post sliced with a band saw to show penetration. I consider 2.2390 inches in pine to be extremely successful. The Benjamin Bulldog .357 equipped with a 145 Grain Nosler bullet is a proper fit for countless hunting and air gunning scenarios.

These slugs are perfect for the Bulldog. Accuracy, penetracion and distance are all enhanced with these slugs

Only gave this 4 stars because of their pricing. These slugs are amazing. Will go through a 2x4 like it wasn't there. Don't recommend for home defense because of potential for pass through. For hunting deer, hogs and coyotes where legal will definitely do the job. Of course raccoons, rabbits and squirrels would be easy take downs with these.

The picture shows direction of travel, penitration and condition of pellet. Sounds funny(pellet) this is a slug in every sense of the word. Shot from a Benjamin Bulldog at 50 yard's. Pressure treated 6×6 went 3 and 1/8 inches deep. Cut it out like a forensic removed. Wanted to see what shape the slug was in. Yikes, these will go right through an animal. Impressive!! Not cheap, so I got some vortex 88 grain (slugs) and was easier on my wallet. Not quite the penitration but just as much fun.

Pricey but seems to work best for the Bulldog.