Go back to the shop and buy the rest of the batch!
Just opened a new tin of AA express .177 for my Prosport and must have a mega batch, grouping is brill. Also great in my xs501 fun gun. Usually rotate with jsb express but might stick with the aa's from jsr.
Crossman 7.9 boxed still unbeatable in my .177 97, hope they don't stop making them
Go back to the shop and buy the rest of the batch!
Good deals with these members
Good advice lads, cheers ☺
If it's mail order from JSR, if you ask them nicely they may be able to check the batch number on the bottom of the tins for you - phonecall may be better than web order.
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AA Express is eactly the same pellet as the JSB Exact Express. You must have a good batch so buy as many tins of it that you can and save them for comps, if that is what you are into.
A.G
fantastic pellets i never buy anything else for my weihrauch barrels. i dont see any difference between different batches.
AA field and AA express are they the same
Short answer, no. Rog
My Prosport groups with AA pellets are fantastic, so I decided to try some JSB's last year because I can get them cheaper but the grouping isn't as good, so I just stick with the AA's.
I've read that JSB's are a harder pellet than the AA's.
Pete
Far too many rifles to list now, all mainly British but the odd pesky foreigner has snuck in
I believe the JSBs and AA are the same pellet. I had this discussion on here only a couple of weeks back and one of the other chaps kindly posted this link which maybe of interest.
https://airgunaccuracy.wordpress.com...ers-explained/