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New EDgun pellets caliber .22 available in United States now

Dear friends,

I am glad to tell you that I have received the first delivery of EDgun pellets, caliber .22 in United States. And they are available for sale. In fact those are original JSB heavy 18 grain pellets, which are produced for EDgun company especially, using new die at JSB factory in Czech Republic. I am the only executive dealer of JSB pellet in Russia and buy about 10 % of the whole annual amount of pellets produces by JSB, so they consider me as a quite good client 🙂

I want to earn money, who doubts 🙂 but when selling my guns, which I put a lot of labor, money and efforts to I cannot sell them cheap with the pellets is the other story, I just bought them at JSB and sell to the clients, so can afford to earn a little less, as there is almost no labor and efforts in that deal from my side.

So I looked through the prices for JSB heavy 18 grain pellets on the internert shops in United States and found the cheapest offer for 1 tin — 15 US dollars and 51 US dollar for 4 tins. So I decided to set the price a little lower:

1 tin of EDgun pellets, 18 grain, 500 pellets per tin — 14 US dollars
4 tins of EDgun pellets, 18 grain, 500 pellets per tin — 50 US dollars.

That is the price for pellets themselves and it doesn’t includes the price for shipment and packing.

To buy the pellets you should contact EDgun representative in United States — Tony Rudenko us@edgun.ru and deal with him.

Here are the picture of the label on the tin:

Tony promised to make picture of the boxes he has now at home and put it here as well.

I do hope that you will be interested in this offer and I will be able to sell them fast and deliver them to you in the future constantly.

I will also very appretiate if you will promote that offer to the other airgun sites in United States.

And, of course, the EDgun Matadors owners cannot use other pellets but EDgun pellets, you should understand that only with this pellets your guns will show the best accuracy they can, no doubt! 🙂

All the best,

Ed

EdGun

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Wow Ted… this is a big difference!!!

I was shooting last week an OLD tin (the one with the red on silver letters) and they came exact on my crosshairs.
Then I opened a NEW thin (with the black and red letters) and I came half a mildot LOWER on 100 meters!

quote Ed:

Ted, on your picture is 18 grain JSB heavy pellets (left one) and 16 grain JSB pellets (right one) am I correct?

Ed

No, Ed. They are BOTH 18.1gr! 😯

Here is an older example. It’s not quite as dramatic – but, you can still see a noticeable difference.

Ted, on your picture is 18 grain JSB heavy pellets (left one) and 16 grain JSB pellets (right one) am I correct?

Ed

I would also love to buy 4 tins.

Do we email Tony or how does the one buy some pellets? 🙂

I am very interested to see “Ed’s” JSB’s. I have seen considerable variation among JSB 18.1’s that are sold in the U.S – specifically the ones sold by PA vs. Airguns of Arizona (photo attached to illustrate the difference). And, as one would expect, my Edgun shoots one of the “brands” better than the other – not by a lot, but certainly statistically noticeable after 100 shots on paper.

So, I am dying to see what the Dye for the Edgun pellets produces. Count me among those interested. I’m always looking for an edge. 🙂

Congradulations Ed,

This is big step forward for your business as well as us consumers. Next evolution is to produce in the US. That is a quantum leap forward to make your world class guns available across this country in shorter time frame without sacrificing the quality they are known for.

There is a lot of machining capability here. I know because I do work myself everyday for a company that provides machinegun parts to the US military.

Assembly does not take a lot of space but test shooting takes some.

Let me be clear though that I’m not soliciting work for them at all. Just saying that it would be nice for the guns to be more available in this country.

Open a shop around here and I’ll help for free.

How do we order? Through Tony via email?

Thanks

Also on list for a .25 R3 long so I vote for pellets in that caliber as well.

quote Ta_2011:

ED,

it’s a good price for 30 tin @ 360 (.22 Cal)

What about .25 Cal? are you going to import/sell them or not?

I will order 30 tins of .25 Cal. when I get my R3 .25 Cal (still waiting for magic e-mail from Tony 😳 )

Ta

I will bring the other pellets only in case if these ones will be sold for the short period of time.

ED,

it’s a good price for 30 tin @ 360 (.22 Cal)

What about .25 Cal? are you going to import/sell them or not?

I will order 30 tins of .25 Cal. when I get my R3 .25 Cal (still waiting for magic e-mail from Tony 😳 )

Ta

As for packing and shipping, since Tony is going to use the same post service as all the other sellers I expect that would be the same level, we are not going to add some money to the postal expenditures. So buying the pellets from me or other seller you will have the same shipping and packing expenditures with lower price for the pellets.

As for 150 $ or so — there is reason to have it a little cheaper only in case if you take a box of pellets — 30 tins. That will be easier to pack and send. In this case I can sell one tin for 12 $, so the box will be 360 $ without packing and shipping.

As for 6.35 — depends on how fast I will sell these pellets, If I see good market — nor problem to bring any kind of JSB pellets to U.S.A. if not — you should understand that I have no reason to keep going on.

anybody know the shipping/packing charge for 4?

Woohoo… Contacting Tony now for several tins.

Great work Ed!!!!

Are you able to match the Free shipping on order of $150 or more pellets?

Great idea, and should sell very well !

If these also come in .25, then I will be buying plenty of these when my R3 in .25 gets here. …… patiently waiting and enjoying life.

Okay, now for the .25 😀

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