New JSB .25 2 thumbs up!!!!
Well did some shooting today but unfortunately wind was gusting up to 80kph!!! It was so bad my target stand continually blew over and when it did stay the targets blew off.
So the JSB .22 25.4 grain grouped incredibly as expected they outclassed both the Kodiaks and Eun Jins in .22
Now the real surprise were the .25 JSB 25.4g Exact Kings!!!!!!
These pellets shot the best I have ever seen in my .25 Polygonal LW barrel whether 25 or 50 yards it was 1 hole except for the odd flyer caused by the wind actually blowing me sideways!!!! So with that in mind no way I am cutting down my .25 barrel as I was thinking and for the cost on the .25 Kings I think I have found a NEW pellet and barrel combination for pesting in 2010.
I did set up some heavy hockey pucks and a a metal swinger at 50 yards and both just got HAMMERED excellent BC. i will try some 100 yard groups some other weekend but it was just a waste of ammo today.
Here are some pics.
Randy
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Here is .25 Kodiak group shooting in HEAVY wind at 25 yards.
Randy
And the JSB’s at 25 yards in heavy wind, makes NO sense to me???
kodiak are good too! Both pellets are winners in a BSA barrel!
The kodiaks beat the jsb on a 5 shot group but the jsb group better on a wider velocity spread! And kodiaks have a lot of penatrating power for larger game.
Regards,
Marc
It would seem the JSB is the new pellet on the block then!!
Figures I just stocked up on Kodiaks….. 👿
Good info’ Randy’ 8)
well that is good to hear i bought ten tins of bought that means i did not wast my money
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That horizontal stringing is probably due to the area of both pellets and the kodiak being heavier. They both have about the same bc but the kodiak is far bigger and heavier, so
1. It will catch alot more wind
2. It will initially travel slower so more time for the wind to act on it.
I am still verymuch impressed by the JSB pellet!
Regards,
Marc