air - Pistol Pellets

I love my 25cal FX M3. It's that happy medium between that .177 we all know and love and the bigger rounds that are out there but has just a bit more energy for whatever you may need to deal with. I have stretched these out to 225yrds on rare occasions but anything within 100yds (that is what the steel plates are at in my picture above) is definitely getting tagged. If I'm not running some bigger slugs through my other barrel, these are my "go to" pellets. The quality is above average and the lightly oiled finish is always a welcome touch. I used to buy H&N but their quality has dramatically dropped... JSB heavies have kept their products in top form. I have about 15-20 rebuys since middle of last year. If you're a regular shooter, you already know. If you are looking for a round that will stay true to what it's supposed to do... this is what you want.

Performs well.

great pellets, these are best in my air rifle

4STAR ☆☆☆☆

Item was delivered promptly, without blemish. Pellets were extremely accurate and consistent. Made an easy task of sighting in my hand me down Hatsan BT65. Haven't shot for groups yet but if the sighting in process is any indicator of future groupings, dime sized 25yd groups should be ready work.

Fast delivery, just as ordered . Great pellets.

JSB seems to be the go-to pellet for many shooters when they want to start testing a rifle to find a pellet it shoots best with. They are for me. After shooting a dozen different pellets from H&N, JSB, Predator and Crossman I shot the best groups with JSB Exact King Mk. II Heavy 33.9 grain pellet. One hole at 15 meters (in doors). The other JSB pellets all shot almost as well. The rifle is a Daystate Huntsman Regal. If you have not found a pellet that will shoot well in your rifle, try starting with a pellet of medium weight for your caliber. For instance 14 grains for .22 and 25 grains for .25 caliber Amazon carries the JSB sampler package with different weights. In my experience as well as others, round nose pellets generally shoot best. They penetrate well and often carry the best ballistic coefficient. BC is important for hunters and long range shooters. The heavy pellets will have the best BC giving more retained velocity and energy down range. At long range even though the heavy pellet starts out slower than the light pellet. The light pellet will slow down sooner and the heavy will cruise on by carrying more energy than the light pellet started out with. If you gun can handle the heavy pellets that is.

Wondering if these shoot well in the Airforce Condor SS .25? So I bought a bunch of other pellets, they all sucked, some worse than others...But these do not. Shot this group at 40 yards on a windy day, Look close, there's 2 in the bullseye and "flyer" is only 1/4" outside the bull. The whole group is 3/4" and at 40 yards with the pellets flying at 900fps...Well that's damn good on such a windy day (12 to 16mph gusts.)