Page 4 - JSB Diabolo Exact, .30 Reviews

Dead accurate hard hitting and good penetration

Twist type container

Practice safety when shooting because these pellets will penetrate a hogs scull

Pellets clean didn't wash them, shot accurate in my Hatsan carnivore break barrel

Price is high for someone that shoots a lot.

My 135 QE vortex likes these.

Can`t help myself, I use air guns like I do powder arms,I want a hard core or steel tip "buffalo" round for racoons.

These are worth having.

Deadly accurate, perfect fit for my Hatsan 65 30 cal

Pellets are as described.

Wish pellets were made in mor than two weigh classes, and maybe non-lead pellet to increase velocity.

The JSB 44.75 and 50.15 mushroom very well.

Shoot strait and hit hard

maybe some hollow points or pointed to switch things up

Big, heavy "slugs".

Not really anything.

These, coming out of the Hatsan Carnivore break barrel, gives me 1 more foot pound than the 44.75 grain does.

Penetrating , accuracy, power long range.

Hollow point

Best for my FX Impact

These pellets work very well in my FX Bobcat Mk2. There are times when even I can get the combination of these pellets, and my beautiful rifle to cloverleaf. The pellets have a good strong bell, so that you don't get much distortion in the can, even if they get knocked around a bit.

Not much to change, the design is very proven at JSB for this shape. The bells of the pellets are what I have noticed cause the most problems, the tins get bounced around too much, or here is what I have noticed, the pellet bell shaves just a bit with an overtight mag return spring. Single feeding helps a lot on the weaker bells, which these pellets don't have.(Weak bells).

Sounds lame I know, but don't leave your HPA rifle in a hot car. I had to run my dad to a hospital appointment, two days later I had blown seals in my marauder, NOT the guns fault. Easy rebuild. If you are having accuracy problems, I have noticed several things that I could pass along. The first is airgun to pellet accuracy. Get multiple pellets for your new gun and try them all. Make sure there is no oil residue in the bore, as it really affects accuracy. Use the pellets that give you the best groups and then get really dialed in. My bores get better and better the more I shoot . The second thing is, your optics, spend money on a good scope, you'll need the adjustable objective, and get a scope with as many fine elevation cross hairs as possible. Thirdly is proper lube on components. I use the probe in my FX, and it is my favorite way to fill, it beats the foster fittibg, at least to me. Fourth, I don't clean my bores unless I see foreign debris in them. Happy shooting.

these are the best pellets fo my bobcat

These pellets shoot consistent tin after tin.

JSB makes the best range of pellets that not only shoot straight but shoot straight out of all types of pellet guns.

very accurate and reasonably priced with fast shipping

more in .30

Accuracy and velocity.

These are great pellets. They shoot with the same accuracy as the 44.75gr version. In my gun, they shoot about 35 fps slower then the 44.75's, but have slightly greater energy.

I would not change anything.

These shoot to the same point of impact as the 44.75's, to about 60 yards. After 60 yards, the 44.75 maintain a flatter trajectory. These are probably the better choice for larger game (coyote).