Page 2 of 18 - JSB Match Diabolo Exact Jumbo .22 (5.5mm) Cal Reviews

Been buying JSB Pellets for years. Can't beat the quality and accuracy.

More pellets for the price, like 500 count tins.

Very accurate and hard hitting out of the following Air Guns: Airforce Talon and Condor, FX Dreamline Tac Bottle and LCS Air Arms SK-19.

shape makes them strong, so not all the pellets are dameged.

Offer a tin of 500 for a good price

These shoot like a rocket in my 60 foot pound 22 caliber Raw hm1000x shooting them at like 1037fps I'm getting one ragged hole at 50 yards at that speed, yes I found it hard to believe, I tryed the new 25 grain redesigns with zero luck. But these are hole in hole at high speeds. I will be giving the 34 grain monsters next.

Heavy, for PCP's that need it. Shoots well and consistent. Quality was what I'd expect from JSB. Easy to load.

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I got these initially to try in my .22 Hatsan Barrage. using 14, 15, and 18gr .22 pellets that would not group. It was so bad I was beginning
to think it was just very inaccurate, or something was wrong with it. Figured I'd try a heavier pellet. Magic. Groups great now, etc. It just needed a heavier pellet.

The sizing was very consistent from pellet to pellet. No dings or dents found.

DON'T use these in anything but an extremely powerful airgun. It takes a huge amount of power to push these 29.39 gr pellets through a gun with any kind of accuracy. My air rifle is not bad on power (Gamo Swarm) but it did not like these heavy pellets at all. At 18 yards, I couldn't keep the shots on an 8.5"x11" target. Throwing them by hand would have been much more accurate. I switched to a 19.0 gr pellet and put 8 of 10 in a circle the size of a quarter from a standing rest (not a bench rest) from the same distance. I can't blame the poor accuracy on the pellets since they were very consistent in size, nor my gun since lighter pellets grouped well, nor me since I was the shooter for both. The only other variable is gun power. I would recommend a PCP air rifle for these big boys.

I like how they fit in my Gamo Magnum Swarm magazine. This pellet is a bit pricey, but their consistency from tim to tin is excellent.

Lower the price.

When my order came, I was very pleased with the packaging. When I opened the box, both tiins were nested inside foam in such a way that there is no way they could be damaged during shipping.

Screw top lid.

Skirts on pellets are not uniform and many have large dents.

This is not a packing problem. Pyramydair does an excellent job of packing. JSB needs to replace worn components in their mold production equipment more often.

Dialed these in at 35 yards with Game whisper fusion mach1. Don't know speeds but hunting small game and pests effectively. This is the only pellet I have used where you can hear the impact when shooting "live targets" in the 40-45yd range. Very effective weapon for guns that can handle the weight. Forget all the rhetoric about expansion, you can visible see transfer of energy into target.

Have not seen build-up in barrel but hope at some point they have alloy coating on outside.

The pellets are consistent with shape of the skirt. Very few are damaged. I use these in my Gauntlet. (.22). Its been tweaked. So even at this heavy weight, I still get 870 FPS.

Lol , they could be less expensive.

These pellets pack a punch.

My Skyhawk rebarreled with a LW barrel shoots these at 895 FPS into tiny little one hole groups.

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You get 4 tins for the price of 3

I bought these pellets to shoot in my Gamo Swarm Magnum and they didn't shoot well at all. I believe the reason for this is that my rifle doesn't put out the energy to propel it fast enough to stabilize. My rifle only pushes that pellet around 650 FPS. This same rifle will shoot a one inch group at 25 yards with 18.3 JSB pellets consistently pushing it over 800 FPS. I believe this pellet would be really good if I had a rifle to push it around 800 FPS. It looks like a well made pellet.

If your gun won't push this pellet around 800 plus FPS then it probably won't work for you. This is just my opinion, I have no way to test this because I don't have a really powerful air rifle (PCP).