Page 3 - JSB Diabolo Exact, .30 Reviews

I tried these in a new FX Impact and found them to be very accurate ; .75" at 50 yards and 1.5" at 100 yards. They might get even better when I start adjusting my new gun. I have found the JSB pellets in all the other calibers to be the best or close to it.

These cost more than rimfire ammo but they are worth it. It would help if they sold these in bulk containers that might lower the cost per pellet.

I found that the combination of the FX and JSB pellets was so fun to shoot that I ran out of pellets in a few days and had to wait a week for more to come in the mail.

Package keeps pellets protected very well. Groupings are small at 25 yds ( 1 inch with very few flyers ) and at 40 yds 2 inch are about the norm out of my Hatsan. Impact on game is devastating.

A little pricey but well worth the money ( buy 3 get one free is awesome.

JSB Diabolo Exact .30 cal never disappoints. Thanks.

May be JSB should try come out with .30 cal same head & skirt design but with hollow point center.

If you have any .30 cal airguns with ldc, this won't disappoint you hunting small 'yotes or turkeys.

Accurate......thanks guys

I need to change one item and I cant get the RMA number obline

Excellent support

Consistent accuracy.

A little lower price.

Always clean, dont see any deformities.

Make more weights avaliable if possible

Work great in my Hatsan 135 QE

look clean , no bent skirts. packed awesome as pyramid air does.

tighter tolorences in both head size and weight.

these pellets vary. bought 8 tins. have them sorted with pelletgage. 4 different head sizes , grain weights are spread over 1 full grain. but 70% fall within 6/10 of a grain say 44.4-45g. you should sort them to really tighten your accuracy.

They are very accurate out of my hatsan 130s. 30 yds it is key holing with them.

Nothing so far.

I've taken the time to sort out over 10 tins of pellets in weight and head size that I bought from Pyramid. I've found that the weight to be very consistent with very little difference in the range of pellet. One thing that seams to be more common then you'd think. Is each tin of pellets seems to run very consistent with each other. The head size Is so close I stop head sizing them.

I fill the .30 pellet are over priced for the amount of pellets in a tin. I understand their larger at 44.75 grains. But your not charging by the weight. If so, the .30 50gn Jsb's would cost more, but they dont. And there not more popular, if popularly was the case the .25 33.9gn would cost more. Example JSB .25ca 33.9gn grains per tin is 10170gn per tin making them $.001 per grain. Where a tin of JSB .30ca 44.75gn have 6712 grains per tin making them $.002 per grain, making the all most twice as much in cost. Why, they are half as much work, raw materials and machine time (150 to 300 units per can) there shipping and packing is the same.

Nope, If your looking at a .30 pellet you know why

ACCURACY

MORE PER TIN

I ONLY HAD A CHANCE TO TARGET SHOOT THIS PELLET BUT ITS ACCURATE @ 50-60 YRDS, BUT THATS AS FAR AS I HAVE TESTED IT. HAVENT HAD A CHANCE T HUNT WITH IT YET BUT IM SURE IT WILL GET THE JOB DONE.

I bought these along with the polymags. Both in 44.75gr for my Hatsan 130s. At first the jsb had better groups than the polymags with iron sights out to 40 yards. After 150 pellets the jsb groupings started to get unacceptable.went back to the polymags and i was dumping pellet on top of pellet at 30yards. In a nutshell the more i shoot the 130s the better the polymags get and the worse these jsb get. Id recommend the polymag 44.75 gr for the Hatsan 130s.

Good pellets. No damaged skirts. Just dont fly good out of my hatsan 130s after break in.

Lots of lead. Lots of damage. Not a toy! Be mindful of where you shoot these.

I love this pellet, because it is accurate and really hits hard. All pellets were in great shape with no deformities.

Nothing love this pellet.

Get this pellet for your 30 cal.

Great pellets, packaged well with no deformed pellets on arrival. Shoot fantastic in Stx barrel.

They are pricy, still not sure why they cost as much as .22lr ammo when you look at what all goes into the production of .22 long rifle ammo vs a pellet. I suppose it is what it is, buy it or don’t

Excellent product, accurate and drop squirrels in their tracks.

Nothing, I exclusively JSB pellets in my .25 and .30 air rifles.

Great pellets. Accurate as heck.

Larger count tins

They fit in rotary magazines

It's a great pellet but I really can't find any differences from the Hatsan Vortex 30 cal at 44.75. With the exception of the large price difference in the two. I cannot speak for a Carnivore or an FX or any other PCP 30 caliber weapon but my Hatsan 130 break barrel likes both of them.

Same as always figure out how to make them for less money or make less profit on each tin they're just pricey.

Don't drop the tin still a pop top and it will come open. Also this is an extremely heavy projectile so if you're going to buy it, buy it from a quality Source like Pyramyd who will take the care it needs to package it right get it to you undamaged.

they were all clean and consistent with very little weight change

the quantity you get per can. not P/A fault but would be a little more convenient. just keep sending messages to JBS and maybe they'll get the hint

do NOT change your shipping method the best i've ever had received. they take great care of their customers and product

When weight and head sized sorted and lubed these pellets deliver a consistent 4 shot group of 3/8 of an inch center to center (single hole) at 50 yards with my FX Impact. Nice!

Nothing

My FX Impact was tuned specifically for use with these pellets.

Great customer service. Ship items fast. Outstanding job packing. Buy three, get one free..... can't beat this program

Typical for JSB. Well made and well balanced.

Could we just come on and catch up with the rest of the world and get screw on lids?

JSB, the best.