Page 6 - JSB Diabolo Exact, .30 Reviews

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!

Appear to be consistent as other JSB pellets, but I have not weighed them individually.

A higher count would be more reasonable, should be about 200 pellets using JSB's .22 cal pellet at 18.13 grains at the same price as a basis.... 18.13 grains/44.75 grains x 500 = 202 pellets. You only get 150 in a tin for the same price as JSB's 18.13 grain .22 pellets with a count of 500.

Shooting these with a Walther barrel and a Theoben action. 5 shots shoot into about .150" at 20 yards, but I have an occasional flyer. At the moment, only FX and Daystate make rifles in .30 caliber and they are pricey. Only JSB is offering .30 cal pellets; 44.75, 46.30 and 50.15 grains under 3 different labels. Perhaps more manufacturers will produce pellets and rifles in this caliber during 2014. I am glad that Pyramydair carries this pellet. A .177 pellet looks tiny compared to a .30 pellet.

Glad to see that Pyramyd is carry these pellets now.

I would like to see 200 in tin instead of 150.

These are the most accurate pellet out of my EDgun Matador R3 .30 cal.

Its great that JSB finally released these pellets under their own name. Glad to see Pyramyd Air finally carrying them !

The tins can hold more then 150 pellets. I feel they could have upped the count to 200 per tin

I use these in my FX Boss and they work very well. My only suggestions other then increasing quantity to per is to get your self a scale. These large pellets vary quit a bit by weight. Sorting them will definitely increase your accuracy.