JSB Exact Beast Diabolo .177 Cal Pellets, 16.20 Grains, Domed, 250ct

JSB great quality, shape

tin of 500

I tested these in my walther dominator 1250, at 35 yards was impressed that these grouped better than the rabbit mags i picked up years ago, the lighter pellets performed about the same as far a group size goes. My dominator has a new updated air tank that i fill to about 3000-3500 PSI. Will be stocking up on these. The pro of a 250 ct tin its easier to carry in the field and may help prevent pellet deformation than a larger tin would.

Works great in my Gamo

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This pellets was what this rifle need trying different pellets is a to to shooting tight groups

The performance.

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They should buy 2 tins,

My go to 177 pellet. Pellet weight lowers the fps to ideal speed for accuracy. Plenty of fpe for small game. Used in a moderated / regulated Marauder with additional Donny L to keep things quiet. Also use them in my 177 350 Magnum Break barrel which was nearly uncontrollable until I slowed it down with these Heavy Pellet.

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Always a trade off. I stick with domed pellets for consistency and used a chronograph extensively. Find what works for you and harvest small game responsibly to assure a steady supply of animals to keep your freezer full.

Shape,sizes and weight

Perfect to use if it is windy because of its weight

They hit hard. Shoot through a 3/4 inch pine board at 30 yards. And took out a large ground hog that had been digging holes in the neighborhood and under my shed.

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My Hatsan Bullmaster love these , as most hatsans like heavy pellets.

Wish they were less costly.

The screw on lid for the tin. How random and exciting it is to see where the pellets end up.

The quality control on these pellets is dismal. I'm using them in a Benjamin marauder .177. These are by far the worst JSB pellets I have ever used and I almost exclusively use their products. The skirts are all dented and it's hard to determine what pellets were "fliers" and which were good by looking at the groupings as there is little to no consistency.

Unless you like wasting $15 to $20 for a tin of pellets to throw out, I would strongly recommend looking at other heavy pellets. My best luck has been with the exact heavy 10.34. I wish I could share a picture of the targets, but words will have to do, the groupings average about 3 inches at 30 yards.

The weight and screw on lid

The quality control is not the same as the 13gr and 10gr jsbs most skirts are bent in my tins head size very some you have to push in with a flat object to seat all the way in the barrel

Once in a while you get a straight one and thats nice doesnt shot well out of game gen3i mag, Gamo whisper fusion, swarm maxxim.

so its a little long and has good weight, smooth and load in mags really nicely, and is the perfect for the game swarm magnum in .177 if you have one, or any other way too powerful .177 break barrel. the weight helps calm down those really powerful guns and ends up being extremely accurate, for my game i can just half inch groups at 50 yards.

i wish they were more available because most of the time nobody online has them and you can get them on amazon pretty much anytime but then you end up paying like 40 dollars for a can of 250.

they work best for high end break barrels and really powerful PCPs, and you may want to check length listed in the specs section and make sure they will fit in your magazine if you have one.