Eu Jin Pellets
I just got a Talon SS, .177 barrel. I’ve been shooting Predator pellets, which seem to work fairly well, but wanted to try something heavier, so I picked up some Eu Jin pellets. But they are noticiably bigger than the Predators, and when I try to insert them in the barrel, they are big enough that I would have to jam them in with some force. I’m not inlcined to stick something in the barrel that tight. Has anyone else tried these? I tried several different pellets from the tin, and all seemed too tight.
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Thanks guys, I’ll check out the Kodiaks.
FWIW, I’ve been pretty impressed with the Predators. But I would like to try something a littel heavier.
EJs are in fact fatter that some other pellets, but not as accurate as Kodiak.
Welcome to the TAG…
Like Sox said chuck the fattys and use some type of plastic insertion tool for the other thumb busters.
But if they dont group they are’nt worth shiz..
Check out Beeman Kodiaks for a heavier pellet that is a proven performer.
Good Luck..
I’ve only bought one tin in .22cal, shot about 50% of the tin, tossed out 8~10 pellets for being too large. Grouping was poor. Quality Control is crap. Made in Korea, enough said.
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I’ve had good luck with the EJ’s, but they need some velocity to work well, and that’s tough to get with the 12″ barrel and stock valve. They work well in my 18″ .177 at around 900 fps, snug but not too tight. Same for my 24″ .22. On the other hand, Predators aren’t so good in my guns for some reason. Best is Kodiaks, either caliber. You might also try CPH’s. Later.
Dave