Eun Jin do a 16.1 grain pellet (1.04 grams) but they are oversized and not very good in my experience.
With very light .22 pellets
and very heavy .177 pellets
it makes me wonder which to
buy?
I have a .177 in lead
it's weight 0.92 g
Anyone beat that?
derek
Eun Jin do a 16.1 grain pellet (1.04 grams) but they are oversized and not very good in my experience.
O.92g is 14.1 gr.
H&N Rabbit Magnum in 0.177 are 16.85 gr. according to Extorian.
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H&N Barracuda Magnum 16.4gr .177
http://www.hn-sport.de/en/products/a...da-magnum.html
Easily the heaviest is the Defiant Piledriver at 21 grains in .177. Accurate and retaining its energy better than any other pellet due to the boat tail shape.
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For the lightest .22 I would look for either H+N green, or Gamo PBA.
The PBA in .25 cal is only 13gn so will be even lighter in .22 cal.
Jsb beast at 16.20 grain. I will be testing shortly.
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Actually, based on published energy retention figures in the magazine tests the only reason the .177 piledriver retains its energy is due to its weight. The calculated Cd is higher than many diablo pellets meaning the boattail as designed is doing nothing for the drag. Probably due to the shape and angle of the boattail which are both critical for correct operation. But at least it is a genuine attempt at a true spin stabilised pellet.