Page 5 - JSB Diabolo Exact, .30 Reviews

So far I have not found any of my pellet guns that does not shoot JSB pellets very well. These 30 cal. JSB pellets shoot great out of my rifle.

I would not change any thing.

Well uniformed and clean pellets. Shoot very well out of war flex .30

Ok first off, the .30 market is starting to take off with all the newer .30 pcps coming to market. War flex, hatsan carny, and slayer to name a few. With that being said, i think jsb can afford to up the count to 200 per tin. I can blow through a tin in an hour of punching paper no problem. Varying pellet weights. Some batches were worse than others but when you advertise as match pellets, and some are over a grain and a half difference, something should be done.

Dont get me wrong these are good pellets. I just feel jsb can do a tad better as far as sorting and getting them more consistent in size and weight. I for one , would pay a tad more knowing for a fact that every pellet in the tin was within a few points of a grain. It would save me time weighing and sorting them

Great pellets. I like how the tins click closed reducing chance of spillage. Really accurate, very few damaged pellets or flyers.

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I like the consistent accuracy of Jsb pellets. In every airgun I own, they perform better than other pellets. These 44.75gr pellets were no exception to the rule. In an Fx Boss, 1/2" groups at 50yds were the norm. Good job, Jsb!!!

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My FX BOSS likes these pellets and they fly true.

300 in

Get all sizes if possible.

Excellent quality. Not one skirt that had any deformity at all. Head size was fairly consistent with about 30% being 7.63 and the rest 7.64.

More pellets for the money please. 8.5 cents per pellet seems a bit stiff. I guess you can charge what you want when you're the only company making that pellet weight.

Weight varied in one tin from 44.3 to 45.8 grains. So, for best accuracy, weigh them into batches.

There's very accurate

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Very very cosistant, size, shape etc. Hit extremely hard, expand to over a half inch in my expansion testing. Deliver allot of energy placement on target. Very well made product!

I feel there's room for more product in the container.150 just isnt enough!

If your going to use a skirted projectile, jsb pellets are hands down your most viable option.

These are very well made. Not one deformed skirt. Not even close!

Their weight varies quite a bit. For best accuracy one needs to weigh them into batches. One tin ranged from 44.5 to 46.4. 175 or 200 per tin for the same money please. These are over 1i cents a piece. With the plethora of .30 calibers coming out, I'd like to see JSB make these in different head sizes.

Nothing, because these are the only .30 pellets available. The FX .30 and the Daystate Emperors are just these pellets in a different tin I believe.

Very manufacture...good looking aerodynamic.

Accuracy?? I do not know. I ONLY TRY IT WITH ONE RIFLE,and Iwas not satified with the results

I liked the way they were packed, leess pellet damage. Skirts are smooth, even and round. Weight and accuracy are excellent. With my FX Boss (30 cal), sub 1/2" groups at 75 yards. Can't ask for more.

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A good, dependable pellet right out of the can.

Always a good pellet to try in most any airgun.

Loads & shoots well, no issues to operation. Haven't shot for accuracy & performance yet, winter weather issues. Need to try several brands & types of pellets in each airgun. Follow up to come later.

Shoot fantastically well out to 150 yds with FX Boss expect 1/2" groups at 50 , 1" groups at 100 and 2" groups at 150 yds

More pellets per tin please

Get a decent scale and weigh these and sort them before shooting - the actual weight between pellets differ considerably so if you are looking for extreme accuracy you need to sort them properly.

As all other JSB pellets, these ones works perfectly well..... Very accurate with my FX Indy.

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Is a petty Evanix and Air Arms don't make rifles in this caliber..... The size of the pellet is much suitable for middle to large animals. Much more daily usable than the .357's..... Windy City and an Air Arms twice in this caliber would be a dream of rifle.

Extremely accurate even in a slight breeze Excellent Quality - haven't found a dented or deformed pellet so far and I have gone through 10 tins.

Offer a tin with 300 pellets or more to reduce price Needs a screw on lid

I have read that many users find the actual weight to be lower than the advertised 44.75 grains though it doesn't bother me.

Pellets are very uniform and when shipped from Pyramyd Air they are packed in foam never had any dents in tins

More pellets per tins 150ct not enough

JSB probably one of the best pellet for the money

It's the only .30 cal pellet available right now except for the Daystate Emperor's in 50gr.

I would like to see a 500 count can. Or how about a short range hollow point pellet as an alternative to the dome pellet.

These pellets shoot very well out of my FX Bobcat Bullpup. I can shoot hole in ones and tight groups at 30 yards all day long. Moving out to 50 yards next.

2nd review for this pellet. Typical JSB overall good quality.

Weights vary from pellet to pellet somewhat. I measured a low of 44.2 to a high of 45.2. There should be 200 per tin to put this pellet on an equivalency pricing with other pellets.

Walls of this pellet are very thick, mostly due to volume of air needed to propel the pellet to a good velocity. I am pushing the pellet around 850 fps from my Walther barreled Theoben style action, and best accuracy is over 830 FPS. The walls could be slightly thinner, and a slightly lighter pellet would be interesting. I believe FX and Edgun are the only companies making air guns in this caliber.

They are well packaged and most pellets are clean and look even.

Packaging should be thread type can and more pellets inside due to gr capacity is differ from 50.

Pretty accurate for short range, but will be distracting on long distance shooting.

We have pellets to shoot!

More pellets per tin! The price point should be at least 200! Considering who the manufacturers are, the weights of the pellets vary tremendously! I have purchased over 12 tins and they are all the same! Pellets vary from 43-46 grains! So, they are not telling a fib with the average, but do not call them "EXACT" or "MATCH"; which both infer high quality and tighter tolerances! Please offer these pellets by the sleeve or the case at discount or rebated price. If I can afford the gun, I can afford the pellets, but buying a tin at a time is ridiculous: plus having to sort them individually...ugh

We need more people with .30 cals who shoot these pellets to write reviews so the manufacture knows that the consumers are unhappy with the current pellet count and weight disparity of the tins!