JSB exacts

[Mick.B]

Well that didn't take long, thanks lads.

[scottywong]

but the jsbs are usually cheaper and are very easy to get hold of you just go on site and order them
you wont regret it they are very clean compared to aa's


scotty

[Born Again]

They're also very well made, the lines where the halves of the mould meet are barely perceptible, and you can get them in 4.51, 4.52 and 4.53. My Falcon shoots best with 4.53.

[Jonathan]

JSB are not the same as Daystate. I've used many thousands of JSB (4.52) so far and never once thrown one away for being damaged.

They're being used now, almost exclusively by FT shooters in the Irish Field Target Association. That says it all really. Give them a try, you won't regret it.

Jonathan.

[Rumplestiltskin]

JSB are not the same as Daystate.

Jonathan.

Wrong!
According to Paul Ekins (airammo) JSB and Daystate are made in the same die's the only difference is what sticker is put on the lid at the end of the line.

[Jonathan]

My Mk.3 ProTarget seems to think they're different. It'll group perfectly with JSB but won't group with Daystate. Guess it's WRONG!! then.

Jonathan.

[DAR]

Lifted from airammo's own web page


Famous world wide, JSB pellets are made in the Czech Republic and have been distributed in Europe by some of the leading airgun manufacturers under their own labels for many years. They are made for the most discriminating marksmen and are as good or better than anything else on the market today. These are probably the most popular pellets used by this country's top Field & Hunter Field Target shooters because of their accuracy and consistency.

[Titan]

JSB are not the same as Daystate. I've used many thousands of JSB (4.52) so far and never once thrown one away for being damaged.

They're being used now, almost exclusively by FT shooters in the Irish Field Target Association. That says it all really. Give them a try, you won't regret it.

Jonathan.

Hi Jonathan

Does Noel stock them?

.....Titan

[Gibbon]

JSB Exacts .... mmmm..... by far the most accurately accurate thingies I have ever tried. My toy has a special liking for the 4.52 version and has eaten nearly 5000 of them ... I'm down to my last tin .... arrrrgggggh !
snif snif

Infact, they're that good I'm going to add them to my signature.

So there.

[Paul Ekins]

A point to bear in mind regarding quality of the end product:
How many times is it packed, unpacked and reshipped and what is the quality of the packing each time. Pellets are heavy, poor packing means impact damage each time they are shipped. At AirAmmo they come in on a pallet and get shipped directly to the end user, hopefully packed well, so impact / transit damage is minimised.

Paul

[Jonathan]

Hi Jonathan

Does Noel stock them?

.....Titan

No Titan, afraid not. Anyone who uses them here bought them at Weston Park from Paul Ekins or previously, directly from Paul at home. If you need .177 I can sort you out with a tin for trialling.

Jonathan.

[clyffepypard]

but the jsbs are usually cheaper and are very easy to get hold of you just go on site and order them
you wont regret it they are very clean compared to aa's
scotty

Except that Mick.B has not tried them before, and the airammo minimum order is 10 tins (i.e 5000 pellets).
Mick would be better advised to get a tin of Daystate FT's in each size from a local gunshop, figure out which size is best suits his gun, and then order the JSB's in bulk.

I've shot thousands of Daystate FT pellets, and must say I've not had a single deformed pellet or any swarf in the tin. Same for the JSB's.

I've compared Daystate FT to the JSB exacts with a magnifying glass, and they ARE the same pellet, exact same weight, same excellent quality. At £5 a tin at the gunshop they are not that much more than the JSB's from Airammo. The only thing to watch out for is dents in the tin, since they are not that robust.

I've read that the AA field pellets have had "quality" issues, but the one tin I've tried was fine, though the Daystate FT's better suited my gun.

[cnorris517]

Just to add to the mix a little here's an email I recieved from the JSB factory when I enquired about importing some exacts for our club. From what I can see JSB exacts, Daystate FT and Webley LazaDome (I think it's the domes) are identical while the AA pellets although similar are not.
Chris

Dear Mr Norris

Thank you for your interest in our pellets.

However I have to inform you that we cannot supply you directly. We
have
agreed with our current UK distributors on the term that we won't
supply
anybody else. Below is the list of the UK distributors. Most of them
sell
our pellets under their own company's labels. Please feel free to
contact
any of them with your demand on JSB pellets.

- Mr. Paul Ekins (JSB labels)
Air Ammo
e-mail: paul@airammo.co.uk

- Mr. Tony Belas (under their labels)
Daystate Ltd.
tel. 1782/791755
e-mail: DaystateUK@aol.com

- Mr. David Pickering (under their labels)
Webley and Scott International Limited
tel. +44/0/121 453 1864
e-mail: guns@webley.co.uk

- Mr. Bill Sanders (under their labels)
AIR ARMS
tel: 44/0/1323/845853
fax: 44/0/1323/440573
e-mail: general@air-arms.co.uk

In case of any other question please don't hesitate to contact us. Best
regards

Pavel Kolebac
Marketing Manager
JSB Match Diabolo
mobil: +420/605 513 555
tel/fax: +420/596 033 251

[Ray J]

In the popularity stakes check them out here..

http://www.wftf-2005.co.uk/equipment_list.htm

Ray

[scottywong]

you can buy jsb's in single tins from the site.under test tins £4.50 may be a bit of postage though.
if all this is true then daystates are not especialy selected(or weighed) as some have said before(in mags etc)


scotty