Page 6 - JSB Match Diabolo, .25 Reviews

I'm shooting a new Syn-rod at about 700 fpe with these and getting most shots in 3/4 of an inch at 50 yards, but about three per mag fall outside that group and bring the group size to 2" at 50 yards.

Here's where these pellets frustrate me; I have a reloading scale, so I took to sorting them. They range from 33.1 grains all the way up to 35. Only about 20 per tin fall outside the range between 33.5 and 34.6 grains. The rest of the pellets are pretty evenly distributed inside that range; just slightly tapering off toward the extremes. Shooting these sorted pellets makes the group abnormality obvious. The 33.5s group like a scatter gun at 50 yards. The 34s would all land on a quarter. The 34.6s, of which there are only about 15 per tin, are .04" center to center at 50 yards. You read that correcty. .29" groups.

I see these tins as 15 pellets of pure beauty and 285 by-products. At over $1 a shot that way, there's no question that these aren't cheap, but having the ability to choose which feather I want to hit on a bird's head at 50 yards is worth at least $1 to me.

The weight is excellent as well consistent in size, no deformed pellets as well as to be expected from JSB. I'm shooting a tuned 25 cal Mod Sniper and wow accuracy is second to none, Don't believe the Hype, they crony'd at around 650 do the math.I love my Hatsan .25 cal these are my new favorite.

Nothing at all,, They got it right with these!!!!!!!

Yea Yea PCP owner's will get what their looking for as far as energy goes but shooting out my Mod 125.springer anything within 35 to 40 yards is toast I'm getting about 34 FPE from these monsters, If you got a strong springer like my gun don't think about trying them just getem!!!!!!!!!! They fit excellent in the barrel.

great pellet!!! i use these instead of the 25.39 grn for hunting coyotes, and raccoons. i use the 25.39 for target, and squirrel hunting and this one for better penetration on larger game and pests.

screw top lid.

nothing i can think of.

Size and shape as with all jsb pellets accurancy is better in my marauder than with exact kings.. And that's saying a lot

Nothin at all

Give them a try.. They hit like a Mac truck

The MK II shoots much better groups and higher velocities in most of my rifles than the "first" edition of the Exact King Heavy with the larger skirt. It is now my "go to" pellet in most of my higher velocity air rifles (gives av. vel. over 1080 fps and 87 lb ft in my Daystate Air Ranger)

Pricing is a bit high comparatively speaking.

Excelent pellet...very consistent shots

These pellets are very accurate in my high power PCPs. Work in all my magazines.These pellets out perform the 25.4 in almost every 25 cal. I own.

Nothing except maybe more per a container

If you own a 25 cal need to try these pellets out.

consistant performance

a slightly harder pellet might penetrate better on head shots for larger wild pigs,

fits and shoots great in my Hatsan BT65 .25 cal

Great accuracy in my PCP's. At tested accuracy of 25 yards, My mountain air barreled 2540 custom bottle feed gun shot these at 43 fpe and single hole accuracy (not able to measure as the total hole was just slightly larger then .25" WOW!!, This gun shoots like this with JSB 25.4g Kings and I expected it to open up a bit. I was wrong.. killer accurate. My custom Bullpup 25 cal shot the first three shots erratic but then settled in for .25 ctc accuracy not as good as the mountain air barreled gun but dang good. The 45 fpe made up for the quarter inch accuracy. Most airguns will not shoot as good as this custom with any pellet, even the 2500 dollar ones! Great pellet!!

More count and better can, but they are good enough for me. I like the foam pads and believe they add greatly to the accuracy. Thanks..

Most will say heavier but this 34 grains is a good weight for me. I weighed several and they varied 33.6g to 34.6g this seems like a lot but the math shows it is around 2.8% variation which is okay for most shooters. If not have to sort as always. Better get some and see. JSB still sits atop the mountain... Thanks