Page 3 - JSB Match Diabolo, .22 Reviews

13.43gr RS, Straton and 18.13gr Heavy all shot very well in my Beeman 1073. Heads and skirts all fit barrel really well. The Straton(pointed) was a pleasant suprise. It was the best grouping of 12 different pellets that I tested. The 18.13gr Heavy was a close second and the RS was third. I'm glad that I got this pack! Where are the Stratons for sale Pyramyd? One hole, covered by a dime groups at 35ft with all three. I didn't shoot any Monsters yet.

There are raised numbers on the bottom under each pellet group. They match the numbers on the top label. That will help tell which pellets are which if you have trouble.

Great selection, and 3 of the 4 work well in my gun with the same POA. The Heaviest dosen"t, but then you can't have everything.

nothing

great selection and prices, thanks

The test sampler is a super way to find an accurate pellet for your gun!!!

I tested over 27 different pellets in my new Benjamin NPS!!! the JSB "RS" SHOT THE BEST!!! 3 SHOT GROUP, .325" at 30 yards!!!

nice to have a pellet sampler pack

better labeling on tin to identify pellet type, you may want to keep the cardboard packing to ID pellets. The Moster pellet didn't group well at all w/ my Hw100. shots way lower, but that it to be expected, but groups weren't good. A package that has just the domed pellets of differing weights.

Great concept for testing to find right pellet weight for performance. All pellets were clean, uniformly lubed, and free of damage.

Stick with one shape of pellet; if three different domed shape pellets, of various weights, are added to the sampler; why add an odd pointed pellet to the mix? The pointed pellet flew differently than all the domed & had a dramatically different impact point.

I think sampler pellet packs should be arranged as such: -4 kinds of same shape with each a different weight -4 kinds of similar weight with each a different shape (domed, flat, hollow pt, pointed) -4 kinds of same weight & shape, but with different head sizes.

These pellets shot really well out of my Marauder. of this sample pack three of the four were fairly close in weight. So in saying that they were all pretty similar when shot.

I really did not like that the pellets were just separated. there is no way of knowing what pellets you are shooting without weighing each one. I would have like a piece of paper in each compartment to identify what pellet I was shooting.

A great way to test several types of pellets when starting out with a new rifle.

I was happy with it as is.

Great to be able to test different pellets in a new rifle. I had good experience with the two heaviest pellets from this set with my RWS 350 Magnum P.

Great all-round pellets. Surprisingly, all of them performed quite well (some better than others, of course :) ) in my Diana RWS Feuerkraft Pro (350 magnum).

Price. $13.95 is too much, even for the convenience of having a selection of good quality pellets.

Excellent choice and combination. With just one can, you are able to check which of the four pellets best suited for you gun.

Nothing.

If you have a rotary magazine, check it out first for length. It might not fit your magazine or it can really be too tight and it will cause your magazine to fail.

Nice of JSB to provide a sampler tin so we don't have to blow money on a pellet that doesn't shoot well in you gun.

My Benjamin Marauder in .22 did OK with the jumbo monsters but the other pellets had very wide spreads.

They may work great in other guns but mine didn't like them much.

Variety of pellets in one 'tin'. Perfect for trying to find out which pellet your gun(s) prefer.

Add a solid top and 5th type of pellet to the tin.

Shot from Benji Trail AW and Trail XL. Both liked the ExHvy(18.1 gr) and the Stratons(15.9gr) and disliked the ExRS(13.4gr). Only shot the monsters with the XL, but they grouped as well or better than the Stratons and the Heavies from that gun.

I miked the bunch and they were all with in .001 of eachother. The weights I have not gotten to as of yet, I will follow up later when I get a chance to.

Nothing, this is a trial pack to see what works best for your gun.

They fit very tightly in my gun, nice snug fit like you would want them too. I can't tell any difference in them at 25 yards, I will try a 40 and then 50 yards later.

Good wide range of pellet weights. Enough of each pellet type to see groups.

Make it all one pellet shape, and maybe offer sample packs in different shapes.

One of the pellet types is pointed and not domed.

Nice to try several different weights, configurations in one package. Quality pellets, accurate in both my springer air rifles.

Screw on lid would be nice.

Economical opportunity to try several different "top of the line" pellets.

not much

list in description what is in the tin so we don't buy a pig in the poke

do not assume this tin is for evaluation to find the right pellet

This is the most cost effective way i can think of to be able to try different pellets for my rifles. Its clearly marked and worth buying again if i needed to.

Add 1 more tyoe of pellet but i understand why there is only 4. A larger amount of pellets wouod be nice too.

If you are looking for that perfect pellet give these sample packs a try. Its a lot cheaper than buying a ful tin of each type.

Very handy to have a assortment to check your gun(s) some good shooting results and information to be had.

The pellets were not labeled in the compartments I had to put each pellet on a scale to be sure i was testing the right ones.

Three of the tests had wide fliers about 2" out of the group at 50'

Sampler pack nice uniformaty clean

make in larger diameters

These shot o.k. in benjamin m-rod but would throw one or two flyers in ten shot groups. The only reasan for four stars is my gun didn't shoot them to well.

Well it was a less expensive way to try out 3 kinds of pellets

Leave the pointed pellets out and put a third domed pellet in, maybe with a different head diameter

Probably 15% of the pellets were deformed badly. Maybe another 5 or 10% of them were slightly deformed. That's a terrible ratio!