Page 8 - JSB Match Diabolo, .22 Reviews

Quality and uniformity are excellent on these pellets.

Add more pellets to the tin. Make a 500 round tin with a twist on-off lid.

Benjamin Trail XL 22 cal. Shoot very well in this gun almost equal to the H&N Kodiak-HP 18.21gr.

Great quality. Accuracy and fps is very consistent. I've tried 4 different JSB pellets and all of them perform well. I use different grain weight for situation/gun.

Zip.

The down range energy is excellent (Ballistic coefficient is exceptional).

Quality and uniformity

Lid

Benjamin Trail XL 22 cal. Shoot very well in this gun almost equal to the H&N 21g.

Very accurate in my Crossman 342. Hits hard. Will be my "go to gun" from now on.

Would like a can with threaded lid

junk, junk, junk, struggled like hell just to open the tin. then 80 percent of them had mangeled skirts, I got tired of trying to sort good from bad just dumped the whole tin in my lead furnace my dad can use the lead for pistol bullets.

nothing, I'll never buy again

Superb Accuracy in my AIRFORCE CONDOR. I make shots on Squirrels over 70 yards.

I wouldnt mind if they could make some diff Grain weights for this pellet, more variety.

Accurate enough for plinking and hunting.

Slightly larger diameter or at least larger diameter skirt. Screw-on lid for tin.

These pellets are well-made and consistent, but they seem just a tad undersized in my Walther Talon Magnum. Several other brands of pellets are nice snug press-fits into the chamber, but these almost drop in. The so-so accuracy I'm getting may be due to that - your mileage may vary. I wouldn't hesitate to take them hunting since they are easily minute-of-rabbit at normal air rifle range (25 meters or so).

Little, very inconsistent fit in the chamber.

Screw top container. Consistent size/fit in chamber.

Impossible to get a decent group in a Benjamin .22 cal Trail Nitro Piston rifle.

Many "flyers."

I had high hopes for this pellet due to other reviews but my gun didn't like them so much, over all a well made pellet its just the chance you take.

Very uniform and extremely stable in flight, good for long range shots and enough impact to end a rabbit or squirrel, I'd not doubt these for groundhog/raccoon size varmint either.

Screw on Lid

I get 1.2" c-c (from the shoulder) with these in my Hammerli 850 with modified compensator from 30 yards. Bench I can get 2" c-c @ 50yds and 3/4" @ 25, best pellet in my rws 34 classic t06 springer as well. My favorite .22 pellet for all purposes except my Crosman 2240 which prefers the JSB monster 25.4gr

This pellet performs excellent in my Air Arms s510. I read somewhere that the JSB 18.1gr seems to be made for the AA 410/510. I couldn't agree more.

Not a thing

All in perfect shape, no seams to speak of, groups great out of my Disco and XL 1100

A little bit cheaper if possible

The lead is nice and soft so don't drop em

The weight is great for a 392 which cant take pellets that are too heavy but these give it a little over 14fpe. They look very nice and are crafted fairly well. Accurate

Size and shape were much better than the 14.3grn JSBs but still not superb. 1 in every 3 pellets have a deformed skirt

One shot kill on squirrels. Serious kill power.

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I am new to airgunning so I don't have the experience some of the guys have on this site. I use these in Remington NPSS Nitro Piston Short Stroke air rifle and I am six for six!!!!

The quality of them, superb!

The price! It is awful!

They work great in my tuned RWS 34p.

The lighter weight is a plus if you want a leveler flight.

Add a little weight for a little more stable flight. at the current weight perhaps a sharper tip might provide better penetration. Bounced off of some harder targets, where other pellets penetrated.

This lighter weight will give some inconsistent flight when at 40+ yards. Price is ok. Need to dial in your gun for these 18.1gr pellets if you are used to heavier pellets (21.14 gr)

Very clean easy to load pellet. Out of a tin about 50% of pellets weighed .1gr. light and found 0 scrap. Out of the tx 200 a 5-shot group would measure about .25" and a 10-shot group could be about .4" with about 1 pellet out 10 flying about .25" at 50' At 50yds. a 10-shot grouped at best .9".

Nothing

Pellets seem to fall about 1.5" below the bull at 50yds.

Uniform quality, tight groups, accurate near and far, clean

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I have sampled approx a dozen different pellet types and these provide the best performance in my RWS and Weirauch rifles

This s the most accurate pellet in my Marauder. It will keep the shots in one hole at 33 yds.

Nothing.

After seeing how much more accurate this pellet is in my .22 caliber Marauder, I ordered some .177 JSB Exacts to try in my RWS 52. And it turns out to be the most accurate for that gun.

excellent accuracy in several of my airguns flight path is very close to the 16 grain jsb diablo

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these pellets are the stuff if you are a hunter. on my 30 ftlb guns guns i have made clean kills on squirells and various feral birds to distance of 75 yards.