Page 8 - JSB Diabolo Exact, .22 Reviews

My FX 400 seemed to prefer these these pellets over anything else.

I had a lot of these thin skirted pellets damaged in the tin. The pellets known to be thin skirted should probably be inspected closer before shipping.

One of my favorite pellets in .22. I have a variety of good quality air rifles and these pellets work well in about all of them.

These pellets all appeared in excellent shape and no distortions.

These pellets appear spot on on the few rounds I've shot with my new Walther Terrus .22 air rifle.

I bought a new Benjamin air rifle and was told to use Crossman premium pellets could not hit anything even took gun back had scope checked then someone told me about jsb pellets ordered some and will never shoot anything but jsb from now on have not missed anything I have shot at since

East to open. Pellets undamaged. Most accurate pellet I have used.

Free shipping or lower price of pellets.

Not always in stock.

they shoot shoot pretty flat

make 'em look like h&n barracuda greens in 15.89 gr.

buy, shoot, like.

Accuracy, retains velocity down range. JSBs are consistently accurate in all of my airguns. Great in RWS 460. Good packaging, foam protection, screw on lid.

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Try it, you'll like it.

These pellets are clean, uniform and packed in well protected tins. With the 500 count, the price is reasonable as well.

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After trying more than a dozen pellets, these are the most consistent for my RWS 48.

Accuracy. These pellets are pretty good even from a break barrel.

As pest control hunter, the lack of deformation on impact. These pellets just drill holes without transferring lethal energy. This results in fewer humane kills if the shot is just a hair off.

If you're looking for a match pellet, these will do for you. They are darn accurate. But if you plan to hunt with them, use a very precise weapon to begin with, one you can guarantee a hit in just the right spot. I have lost game because they didn't do as a good a job as my old ammo. They're good, but could be better.

I bought them for the weight. I use the 22 cal.

The way the fit. They are loose fitting.

The Crossman Premier Ultra Magnums 22 cal. are the snuggest fit I have found yet. I think the snug fit accounts for the great accuracy I get with them. Goes in straight, comes out straight.

This is my favorite pellet to shoot in either of my Hatsan AT 44 QE guns. This one is 22 caliber and these are tack drivers. Great for hunting and accurate out to a tested 100 yards.

Nothing needs to be chamged. These are well packaged and consistent as an brand I have purchased.

In my pcp guns they prefer heavier pellets to light. 14 gr pellets will not group while the 15 and 18 gr will shoot one hole groups at 50 yards all day long.

Very consistent, shot straight with nickel size groupings at 25 yards with a Hatsan 95, and PA just to tell ya, that they take care of their customers.

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JSB pellets.are a pellet everyone should check out, quality pellets, and I'm not just shootin' the $#!T with ya either, lol. truly JSB makes great pellets. So pick some up. All air guns vary, so part of the fun is finding the pellets that your Air Rifle likes to feel in it's barrel. Go have fun!

Reliable. Consistent.

Price is just too high, but it is a good product.

By the time you buy it and pay for shipping, you have got a lot of money in a tin of pellets.

Excellent pellets. Very accurate and consistent in my S510. Pyramid Air does an great job of packing pellets. They are my go to place for everything airgun.

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Don't hesitate to try any JSB pellet.

I'm a first time air rifle owner and to date the diablo pellets seem to track very nicely.

Whats not to like? These are the best performer for my FX wildcat

Unless you head shoot your squirrels, they do very little at stopping them from trying to get into your house

Among the mid-weight .22 pellets this is a very consistent pellet. Random samples, from 5 tins, averaged 15.85 +/- 0.1 grains. I do not have a pellet gage to establish the size distribution but they fit to the chamber of my D350 very consistently, but they are too loose for my taste. By comparison, their "heavy" cousins (JSB Exact Jumbo Heavy) and the H&N FTT pellets (I buy the 5.53) are consistent to chamber, but never "loose". These JSBs performed quite well. With iron sights, at 10 meters, sitting (in my chair), the median radius from 25 shots was 0.259 inches.

A small increase to the average pellet size to match their "heavy" cousins. The current distribution (nominally 5.52) is way too loose. Make the tins with a screw-cap lid.

The pellets are clean, and come very well protected in their tins with foam pads on top and bottom. I did not find any bent skirts, or other defects. The 'seam' from the molding die is clearly visible all along the side of the pellet, but it is never a a problem.

Very accurate and consistent pellet. Excellent packaging with the foam in the container. No deformed pellets, nicely made and very clean. I have now tested these and the 18.13 grain JSB's in my Air Arms S510, BSA R10 Mark II, Marauder II rifle and Benjamin NP Trail Nitro. They group very consistent in all guns and the S510 and BSA love them with the tightest groups of all the pellets I have tried. It is easy to put 10 shots thru the same hole at 20 yards with these two guns/pellet combo. I haven't seen the occasional flyer I will get with other brands.

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The JSB 15.89 seem to like the lower velocities and group the best. When I push to hi power or use the NP Trail Nitro the 18.13 grain seem to give better grouping. Of course the better the gun and barrel see better results but all do very well with these pellets.
Pyramyd Air is the best for the shipping protection.

At 100 yards shooting from my hatsan 135 vortex I'm getting really good groups. H&N ftt work well but not as good. Even though these pellets are heavier they don't have as much of a drop at that range as the lighter ftt's. I think I should try some heavier jsb's or H&N because the heavier ones seem to have more down range energy and carry better with less drop. I tried some of those Ruger pellets that you can get at Walmart but I could not even get them to hit the target at 100 yards. Even the Crosman hollow points will get the Target down range with some accuracy although not nearly as well grouped. There's a big difference between the Hatsan with it's big Power Plant compared to my Beeman. The point of impact changes dramatically when I change pellets in that gun. If you have a magnum gun then the heavier pellets are always recommended over the lighter weight ones.

My only wish is I add more weights to try and that they were available locally.

Reading the reviews for various different pellets often Times review the gun that there shooting from so by reading such reviews you should be able to make the determination for what is best in your gun.

These pellets shoot well in my Umarex Octane. I have tried many pellet brands and weights with this rifle. If you shoot a Umarex Octane try these pellets.