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By James from USA on 2009-10-23 15:19:26 Things I liked:G-R-E-A-T: they load and shoot well in my Marauder.Things I would have changed:Nada |  |
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By james from USA on 2012-02-23 19:15:20 Things I liked:size and weightThings I would have changed:i don't know something needs to. What others should know:i couldn't get then to group in my gamo bigcat in .22 they grouped about 2feet at 25yard. but i bought Eunjin 28.21 gr and got an 1" group at 25yards.it made me so mad because i had high hopes for thes pellets |
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- Things I liked:La forma es muy buena, excelente para PCP de alto poder. Ideal para cacería
Things I would have changed:La caja debería tener rosca - Things I liked:I really like these big boys. They hit like a hammer & are very accurate in my Marauder. Great for hitting the target on those windy days.
Things I would have changed:Screw top lid & 500 count tins.
What others should know:A really nice heavy pellet for high impact & distance. One of my favorites. - Things I liked:Very hard hitting, good uniformity, and one of the most accurate pellets out there.
Things I would have changed:--
What others should know:Get some - Things I liked:Nice weight, accurate & hit like a hammer down range.
Things I would have changed:The usual complaint...screw on lid
What others should know:Good down range energy. - Things I liked:Heavy, accurate, clean, hardly no damage skirts.. Nice shape,,,,, well everything!
Things I would have changed:Best pellet maker JSB needs to make screw on top!!! Damn seems like the cheap pellets are the only ones that have a screw top
What others should know:Used in Benjamin marauder.... Knock down power with very good accuracy.. Must try! - Things I liked:Size and Shape. No deformed skirts.
Things I would have changed:I would like these to come in a tin of 500.
What others should know:I bought 3 tins to test in my .22 cal Evanix Rainstorm. I needed a heavy pellet to help combat these heavy midwest winds. These are the most accurate pellet for my Rainstorm. However not so good in my Benjamin Discover or Trail NP. - Things I liked:size and weight
Things I would have changed:i don't know something needs to.
What others should know:i couldn't get then to group in my gamo bigcat in .22 they grouped about 2feet at 25yard. but i bought Eunjin 28.21 gr and got an 1" group at 25yards.it made me so mad because i had high hopes for thes pelletsCommentsBy Edith from USA on 2012-11-30 0 
Laura--This is not necessarily true. There is no conclusive evidence that very heavy pellets will damage the piston seal or the spring of a gun. According to airgun writer Tom Gaylord, he's shot Beeman Extra Heavy Kodiak pellets in his Diana 27 air rifle and the piston seal & spring were not damaged. The Diana 27 is a .22-caliber youth gun that shoots Crosman Premiers at 400 fps. So, if the Kodiaks (21.14 grains) were too heavy & would have caused damage, it certainly would have done it to the velocity-challenged Diana 27. The Big Cat in .22 shoots PBA pellets at 950 fps.By laura from USA on 2012-11-29 0 Anything this heavy out of that little springer is going to blow the piston seal and kill your spring in no time - Things I liked:High ballistic coefficient, all pellets look the same, no dented skirts
Things I would have changed:The skirts are somewhat thin, I can easily flatten then with my fingers. A screw on or snap top lid would be great since this is like throwing a tin of Kings into a smaller can
What others should know: Seems to group well out of my modded Discovery (probably leaving at about 800 fps). I get a lot of fliers though that really spread things out. I'm planning on lubing them to see if maybe that will help - Things I liked:They do hit very hard(I have an aluminum back plate behind 1/2 wood and they dent the aluminum real hard).
What others should know:I targeted them at 40 yards and groupnig wasn't too hot with these with my Marauder.I had about a 1 1/2 spread with them. - Things I liked:Heavy weight Fits tightly in the breach of the Talon Accurate Great impact
Things I would have changed:Nothing but maybe the price
What others should know:I got these to help settle down the Nitro piston Walther Talon. I figure that if I fired these in the first 500 to 1000 rounds it would help settle the Beast down. The bonus is that it is accurate as well. - Things I liked:Wow these things really smack what ever they hit and they hit where my Marauder points them.
Things I would have changed:Screw on lid.
What others should know:These are great for getting every bit of energy you can into a target. - Things I liked:Quality and uniformity when chambered in either a Crossman Mark I or Beeman Sportsman RS2
Things I would have changed:How about a tin with a screw-on lid? These are too heavy for a friction fit tin.
What others should know:I am a firm believer in "knockdown power" which makes me stick with .22 and lean to heavier pellets. I bought these hoping to use them in the Beeman springer but they won't group well, using either a bench rest, artillery hold or a more traditional "shotgun" hold. The best I've been able to do is 3" groups at 10 yards, which isn't going to hit a squirrel. On the other hand, when fired from my Crossman Mark I, I've been getting 1/2"-3/4" groups at 10 yards which will do the trick for squirrels. The Beeman seems more sensitive to ammo while the Crossman seems happy with anything. Overall these pellets are very uniform, clean and will group well with the right gun. I'd recommend them to anyone looking for a high quality pellet with superior knockdown. - Things I liked:My custom TalonSS groups these virtually as well as JSB exact heavies except with an extra 7 grains of SMACK!
Things I would have changed:Nothing, I think they got it right.
What others should know:Although these are quite heavy for a .22 pellet, the skirts are fairly thin so make sure if you have an airgun that you load directly into the barrel(AirForce guns, break barrels, etc.) that you push in the entire pellet along with the entire skirt. - Things I liked:Accuracy and quality. Have opened two of the four tins and all the pellets look very good.
What others should know:I have an Airforce Condor (22) tweaked by Talontunes with an LDC. Have been using the Heavy EunJins. Tried these because the EunJins were back ordered. They do real good on paper, have no reason to believe they won't do as well on squirrels at ~950fps.CommentsBy Mohan from India on 2012-10-03 0 Talontunes with an LDC. Can you please explain this. - Things I liked:Heavy weight, Very uniform and clean, hard hitting. Best accuracy out of my Benjamin Trail.
Things I would have changed:Tins of 500 would be nice.
What others should know:in my Trail, the back of the skirt sticks out of the breech a little bit but aperently does not affect accuracy.CommentsBy Mitch from USA on 2012-02-18 0 I too have the Benjamin Trail, & am looking for a consistant round, can anyone who has these pellets and the benjamin trail tell me what hey group out at and at what distance??? - Things I liked:Heavy hard hitting pellet. Very accurate in my marauder.
Things I would have changed:Nothing
What others should know:I would only use it to get rid of larger pests. - Things I liked:Not the best accaury an any of my guns Disco, M-rod, 2250'S ect but they are nice pellets..
Things I would have changed:Nothing i guess.... - Things I liked:the down range energy is awesome hits like a sledge hammer very accuret from 10yd out to 45yd & at that distance it still has enough energy to flip the 22 spiner that i have half way up at less yards it flips it over.
Things I would have changed:not a thing
What others should know:this is a very good larger small game pellet this is my #1 25grain pellet. i got luck the rws 350 mag i have can shoot these @700fps giving me more than enough energy at those ranges so thank you pyramyd for every thing. - Things I liked:JSB makes fine pellets, and these uphold the tradition. They fit in the M-rods' magazine and the rifle shoots them really well. With the transfer port fully open and hammer strike maxed, mine shoots them right at 800fps for 36lb/ft. The Ballistic Coefficient of these Monsters is .044 according to what I have read on the Yellow Forum which is very high for a pellet. They fly accurately and don't drop nearly as much as others even out at 100yds. Very high power guns should be fine with these as the skirts are sturdy and shouldn't blow out even at the high settings on Condors' and the like. Have read about people driving them into the mid 900's with good accuracy as they are more bullet shaped than the traditional Diabolo pellet. I use Krytech on them and can shoot hundreds without cleaning the barrel. My pellet search for the M-rod has ended with these pellets. Going to stock up!
Things I would have changed:I would not change anything about these. Great job JSB!
What others should know:You probably already know this, but these ultra-heavies are too much for most spring-guns even if they will shoot them accurately. I would call these PCP only pellets. If you have a moderate to high power PCP you need to give these a try. - 1234
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Overall rating:5 5.0
Value for money:5 5.0
Size/Shape Distribution:5 5.0
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Things I would have changed:Nuttin.
What others should know:If you hunt with .22, you should use these.