Page 2 - Air Arms Diabolo, .22 Reviews

Everything about them works in all my guns perfectly.

Nothing

Great all around pellet.

Quick delivery and great packing.

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Most accurate pellet for my Sentry 705

Excellent pellets for a couple of my guns.

Shoot well out of airgun technology uragan short

Little more cushion inside can

Consistent, clean and well packed.

Only the price, but still good value for the dollar.

Shoots exceptionally well in both my Gamo Mach 1 and Air Arms TX200. Both in .22 caliber. I would highly recommend shooters give these a try.

These Air Arms pellets are my Gamo Swarm Fusion's rifles favorite target pellets.

Nothing to say here except I liked the $15.99 price better then the new overnight price of $17.99 per 500 but not a deal breaker. Still a great value at the new price too.

Most accurate pellet in my .22 Marauder F&T (Regulated) with Lothar Walther Barrel

a little cheaper would be nice.....

Tried all the JSBs, even the famous 15.89 and 18.13. These AA beat them all for 10% less. (these are also Czech made)

These are one of the best pellets in my Benjamin 392... hit hard and good accuracy in this particular weapon. Well worth a try to see how your weapon likes them

Nothing, great all around

I tried these based on reviews, agreed these shoot great( in my particular rifles). If you have any doubts... rest assured they work great

Heavier than most

Diameter too narrow. Skirts bent in 1 out of 4 pellets. Ridiculously inconsistent grouping out of my Gamo Swarm Whisper.

I thought these were good at first. I'm not sure if my second tin was a bad one or what but I get flyers all over the place, up to 6 inches from where I'm aiming. One thing I noticed is they basically just drop right into my Swarm whisper mag whereas other pellets have to be pushed in. Diameter just too small. Furthermore at least 1 out of 4 pellets had bent skirts. I thought I'd be getting some better pellets paying 50% over premiers, boy was I wrong. Stickin to premiers from here on out.

Excellent shooting pellet for the price

More accurate than the 15.89 JSB pellets and less expensive

Accuracy

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Several of my rifles love these over the JSB's plus Pyramid has the BEST packaging in the industry too.

Nice shooting pellet, they hit where aimed. Pretty much all pellets go into 1 ragged or cloverleafed hole. Very few flyers and even at 35 yards if a flyer happens its 1/4" or less from the main group.

can't think of anything

In my .22 Avenger they shoot better than or at least as good as jsb exacts for less money. I've also found the .177 version to be the best shooting pellet from my .177 QB Chief.

they are very uniform and shoot excellent groups, two of my PCP rifles. My Benjamin Maurader field and target get dime groups with these. My Benjamin SINROD prefers the JSB 18.13 gr. My Air Arms S500XS shoots both the JSB and the Air Arms pellets equally well.

we are talking dime groups at fifty yards, supported.
Of the ten air rifles we have. The JSB 18.13 gr leads the pack.

Small groups and only one or two flyers out of twenty shots, in both PCP Benjamins.

Have the QA people remove the pellets with deformed skirts, eight to fifteen per 500 count tin.

This pellet is, by far, the best I have found for my Sig Asp 20. Prior to trying this, I got inch to inch and 1/2 groups. With these, I am getting 3/4 inch 10 shot groups at 50 yds. Chrono shows 825 fps average. None of my other pellets, in this weight class, come close. This makes my Sig go from a good hunting gun to an excellent hunting gun.

Make the tin a screw top.

I find that I need a pellet seating tool to push the pellets far enough so the chamber doesn't damage the skirt when closing the action. They are a little tight, not bad, just more than a finger can do.

Like the shape of this pellet

Maybe get an Air Arms rifle

My Marauder didn't like these pellets

Good Grouping and shoots well in both my FX and my Springer as well

Price... that is across the board... so guess they are a decent value

You will need to try a large array of pellets in your gun as they all react differently. Its the groupings you need to be concerned with. Adjusting your site

Print and shoot about the same as JSB 15.89 Grain but $3 cheaper per tin. Very accurate out of my Diana Stormrider. Use these for plinking and long range hunting out to 50 yards. Cycle and chamber great in my Diana Stormrider.

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Watch for pass throughs at distances under 30 yards. At under 25 yards I use H&N Crow Magnums for total expansion no pass through shots.

very good very well made.

Some of the skirts were very bent up.

It's like a 50/50 chance. When tin might be good the other 10 might not be.

Consistency, quality These pellets are a notch above the ordinary JSB line. You will have different sizes from different dye lots, but the pellets supplied in each tin are all exactly the same and I've verified this numerous times as per Pelletgage. I've done the same with the normal JSB lines, and I've seen as many as 6 different sizes in one tin, and most of them are 5.50 which is too small for my gun making them useless. I swage them back to 5.52 if they are too big. My gun is a Diana 56th with a 12X SWFA SS optic. The 16 grain offer more velocity then the heavy 18 grains, and groups as well 40 meters out. I am looking forward to accuracy, velocity testing and calculating their BC out to 75 meters. I've has success with the 18 grainers out to 110 meters.

screw on lid for all product lines, no other improvement suggestions

When you figure out the best head size for your gun, compare these with the other weight of pellets of the Air Arms line (no I'm not marketing) and chrony them at the muzzle and out as far as possible to establish their Ballistic Coefficient with Chairgun Pro or something simillar. That will tell you what pellet is most efficient for your air rifle. This is coming from my own personal experimentation and how I would approach it again personally from now on.