Page 2 - JSB Ultra Shock, .22 Reviews

These pellets are best suited for high powered PCP rifles.I used these pellets in my AT 44 10 to shoot a Crow @ 55yards and aimed at the bottom of its neck.All I heard was a wwwhack and the Crow folded and fell to the ground dead !

Maybe a more slug or bullet shape.

Like I said you need a high powered rifle so that they are moving fast enough to be accurate ,and to mushroom on contact.Also these pellets mushroom more than any other pellets I've tried !!!

The skirts looked good on most of pellets.

Their was alot of variances in weight and my gun did not like them. I would do a better job on the weight distribution. Even if my gun did like them i cant see anyone shooting good with them.

Weigh them alot of variances.

same good quality as always from jsb.

100 ct can with twist off would be nice.

used these to try my new gamo magnun for the first time. using just the sights (no scope) i put 3 shots in the bull at 75'. have not adjusted the trigger yet. i can tell this is a hard hitting combo.

Heavy hollow point with good knockdown power

Quantities. I would do a 200 count.

Was not accurate in my Marauder pistol

Accurate and packs a PUNCH!! Great expansion.

Lower price. More per tin.

You'll love the knockdown power this pellet has.

Used in: Benjamin P-ROD w/ high flow Marmot Militia transfer port and 6 chamber carbon fiber silencer. These pellets are accurate and hit hard, real hard. I use them for close to mid range pest control and am amazed with the results. Even though they are some of the more expensive pellets I have (about 15 varieties), I still have a hard time loading my clip with anything but these. I thought the JSB heavy domed pellets were there best you could get, but these are better. They create an extremely satisfying "THWACK!" when they strike the target, especially when it's a squirrels head. Hands down my favorite pellet for the P-ROD.

I wish they were a little cheaper, but with the buy 3 get one free, they aren't too bad. They are definitely worth the price.

i use these in my Benjamin armada very good knock down power. i took a woodchuck at 35 yards.

come on JSB get with the program screw on LIDS!!!!!!! i don't like using my crosman TINS. more per tin.

shot these 11 times 10 just to see how they would do once for the pest.not cheap to be using for target practice.

Tested yesterday, the JSB Ultra Shock .22cal. 25.40 gr.pellets & it proved to be one of JSBs' most aacurate pellet aside from the JSB .22cal 18.13gr! Registering 799 High low of 790 avg.793 extreme spread of 9& standard deviation of 3 for a 35.5 fpe heres a picture of it (at 27 yds)

Make it 200 or 250 count in tins!

This is a great hunting pellet!

Heavy, consistent, accurate, well made, excellent BC & great expansion.

Screw top tins & larger quantity.

Best expansion from a mass produced pellet I've ever used.

Heavy, well made, uniform & lethal hollowpoint.

SCREW TOP LIDS!

I you have a rifle that can push these 25g pellets fast enough, then give them a try. They expanded better than any other mass produced HP I've used before.

Thay hit hard Shoot good out of my hatsan bt65

Not a thang

Hard hitting I'm hitting a dime at 50 yards

Thay group in side a dime at 50 yards I have a hatsan bt 65 qe

Bigger can

Jsb pellets r the best I've had and I've use a lot trying to get what I won't jab is number one in my book

i bought these merely as a curiosity, because when it comes to accuracy, most of my air rifles tend to prefer the traditional, domed shape pellet styles. Although i mostly target shoot and plink, i occasionally go pesting with my rifles so i'm always on the lookout for hunting pellets with good expansion to empty the most energy into the target instead of it just passing through. to my great surprise, these pellets shot out of my Benjamin Marauder like a LASER BEAM. i haven't fired any into ballistic gel or pests yet to check expansion, but i've been shocked at the accuracy these pellets have delivered. by far the most accurate hunting pellets i've used, (at least in my rifle, your mileage may vary) and they even surpassed most of the traditional domed pellet shapes i've been using. i'm eager to try these out on pests, and am confident that they can deliver the accuracy required to put the animal down as humanely as possible.

nothing, but would definitely be interested in seeing this specific shape of pellet in heavier options, as well as options in different calibers, so i could test drive them in some of my other air rifles

only that air rifles are quite finicky about what they tend to shoot well. experiment. A LOT. using different brands, weights and shapes of pellets. also, if your air rifle has multiple power settings, experiment with it as well. you may find that some pellets you thought were awful and unusable in your rifle perform exceedingly well at different power settings than when you tried them initially. (and at different ranges) i know this from first hand experience, and the discovery of this kind of knowledge is one of the fun things about being an air gunner.

Consistency and quality. The sound these things make smacking into my dirt bank is like no other. Only can imagine what thump it'd make on small game. Accurate at 20 yards in my benjamin maximus and marauder both. At 40 yards in the marauder you can clearly hear them whistle! Accuracy suffers some but still holding just over an inch group with a full magazine, pretty wicked sound, definitely a hard hitting pellet.

Bigger tins? Though not the most accurate they definitely are hunting worthy, I'd happily pay extra for a 350 count tin.

Anyone out there capable to make spec ballistic gelatin should try these on it. I'm curious to see what kind of expansion and wound channels these bad boys make on. 20fpe+ rifles.

Excellent expansion, well formed, consistent with decent weight. These are definitely hunting pellets!

Screw top lids & larger quantity.

These have the best expansion of any hollowpoint I've ever used. Their expansion was twice that of the H&N Hunter Extremes. Obviously, you have to have the velocity to make them expand, so a lower powered PCP or springer might not have enough uumph to fully utilize their potential.