Page 3 - JSB Beast Jumbo, .22 Reviews

These group very well and allow for longer ranges with outstanding energy. From my Sumatra I get just less than 90FPE and from my Hatsan AT-44 long 60+ FPE. I have shot these in a number of guns and to date I have been very pleased with these pellets.

500 Plus tins would be nice. I would buy more if the price was a bit less.

These are heavy and require pcp power to get the most out of them.

IN MY SUMATRA I GET ALMOST 90 FPE, VERY GOOD GROUPS, AND THEY HOLD WELL IN THE WIND A LONG RANGE PELLET FOR SURE!

MORE IN THE TIN

THESE PELLETS ARE LONG! THEY WILL NOT FIT THE MAG.S ON MY HATSANS OR FALCONS

Well formed, long and heavy pellet with a high BC for high power PCP

Nothing

The best pellet for my Daystate Air Ranger .22 FAC 50 ft/lbs... 1/2 groups at 52 yards

VERY hard-hitting. Terminal effect on targets is all one could ask for.

More pellets per $$. Screw-on top for pellet tin.

Not quite as accurate as some other heavy pellets but really slams when you figure out where it's going to go.

Weight and quality.

Outside diameter too large for gun.

Too big, won't fit in my Hatsan by hand easily, takes a minute of wiggling and pushing. And, by then, the pellet is all scarred up!

these pellets shot 3/8" groups at 45yd. from my Air Force Condor. at 30yds they went through a 2x4 that's just bad to the bone and beyond.

nothing

with the power of the condor and these 22cal. 34 gr pellets you could hunt raccoon to fox size game no problem

Uniform and Heavy for gas spring. The best group I have shot out of my Nitro Piston. Have been working on and off on Fury as a project. I did not know it would be like that, but accuracy issues left me no choice. This is the first time my Fury shot four holes in roughly half in group at 12 yards..

JSB cost more, but you are paying for accuracy. As always, more pellets for same price would be nice.

At the risk of going off on a Nitro Piston review, I bought these only for my Fury. I would not dare get a Beast near my Comet. BSA looks unwilling to sacrifice accuracy for raw power, Crosman was happy to do do for the NP1 (first generstion). My Comet (like a basic Super Sport) was around a $100 like the Fury, but is a perfect bird gun shooting JSB Jumbos. I tried Jumbos in my NP and they flew every where - a sixteen grain pellet! I recovered accuracy with the the 24 grain JSB Monsters, but great accuracy was tricky. After locking down the screws with extra strong thread locker, Permatex, I could not blame loose screws. Crosman not only should have introduced the Nitro in .25, they should have offered in in .30 cal! These Beast pellets are a solid .25 weight. At 34 grains, they still punch through soup cans. 177 and even standard .22 is out of line. I read about the econo mag springers breaking in a few months...it must be like dry firing. Beast Pellets = healthy gas spring.

Real heavy, well formed, consistent pellet for high powered PCPs. Excellent BC too.

Screw top lids & larger quantity.

Do you have a jacked up .22 PCP that you're looking for a heavy weight pellet for? Well, here it is. These have the weight of a .25 pellet in .22 size. Just make sure your magazine can accommodate their longer length (10.7mm). Or use a single shot tray.
These are definitely NOT made for springers.