Page 2 - JSB Match Diabolo, .177 Reviews

These are flying very accurately through my FX and Daystate , and have already used them to dispatch a tree rat with great performance.

No changes needed

Hades pellets are performing as good in flight as JSB standard Diablo weight equivalent

I like the shape and feel these. They are very easy to load in both my pcp Huntsman and 240 Diana.

They are none expanding at 18 fpe./890 fps. I would like to see them improved in this department

These are an accurate, deep penetrating pellet, but lack any deformation after penetrating two 1 gal. jugs of water. In comparison predator pellets fragment.

The weight, the expansion, the accuracy,

I honestly can't come up with anything except wishing for a screw on lid.

This is my new favorite pellet. I keep a good selection of pellets because I have such different guns. These work well with all but my weak pistols. I've already done a little hunting with them, and they do the trick.

Accurate hit hard

Availability and price

Like most pellets in a Nova Vista Liberty, they are very accurate.

One of the best shooting pellets out of my Benjamin Fortitude Gen 2. Same ragged hole at 35 yrds

Nothing

Get some

This pellet does not change my zero from Crosman Premier HP 7.9 gr in either of my 2 PCP guns.

Nothing

They were very accurate.

I would not change anything.

You should try them.

JSB quality

Can't really say

I have 4 quality 177 cal rifles, and not one rifle liked these pellets... Bummer! I waited a long time for them, they were on back-order. I ordered 3 other tins of pellets, different types along with these to take advantage of the buy 3 get one free deal. However since these were not in stock, I was charged extra shipping for them. The price for shipping was about the same as the price for the pellets. I do have .22 caliber rifles, one PCP and a bunch of springers that love the pellets. I thought they would do well in my R9 in 177 cal and my RWS. I was wrong...

I like everything about these .177 10.34gr Hades pellets'.

The only thing that I would change is the can that they come in , I really prefer a can that has a twist screw lid which makes it less possible for spilling the pellets when removing the can lid .

I haven't had a chance to crony this pellet yet , but I know at least at 20 yards they are very accurate . So far I have killed 5 rural pigeons at my daughters house and they just drop dead on the spot shooting with my Daisy .177 880S carbine at about 650fps . I have a new Edgun Leshiy .177
semi-auto coming in August from Russia and I'am very eager to see how well they will perform with this new gun . These pellets are totally devastating at 20 yds. and for me so far they have expanded from 5/32" to making a 3/16" entrance hole on the pigeons . I love the Pellet from Hell .

Very accurate with great grouping. 2nd best of 12 so far. Hard-hitting.

It was a bit loose in my chamber. I was surprised it shot so well being so.

I would buy this again. It's a good, fun, hard-hitting pellet.

Very consistent out of my powerline 880 getting 1/2" group at 30 yards

none

Accurate. As accurate as the 10.34 heavy diablos, in my gun. Half inch groups at 27yds.

The lead between the three claws is too thick. Prevents good expansion at my 875 fps.

In a bucket of water, expansion was not what I expected. At 27yds., into water, very little. Through a chicken breast at 27 yds., no expansion. I then cut down through the lead between the claw points with a razor blade, from three angles. Then I got great expansion withput loss of accuracy. I'm going to do it to the whole can
A little work, but worth it.