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AEA Branded Pellets?
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I have learned that in most cases in the pcp world, people think made in China is junk but, look at what they have accomplished in that short time. AEA company just to name one, most powerful pcps, very Accruit in different models and constantly newer ideas, So, what did it make the other company do? Improve in one way or another. They may be very well going through some growing pains? (NO parts) But they have parts now.
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manufacturer of the Avenge-X. It was none other than the company’s airgun designer, Mr. Zhu and if you're refuring to the m- 357 as bulldozer? Bulldog is designed and assembled in Velocity Outdoors’ Bloomfield NY headquarters. Most of the parts are sourced in the US too, although the use of a German Lothar Walther barrel is definitely an acceptable exception.Many items made in China are made on behalf of western country people contracting the Chinese to manufacture it there according to given design and standards. Look at your cellphone, made in China or India or ... ?? under contract for a western company. Some of the best quality stuff come out of China, as well as the worst, depends on what western companies import who again depends on what people buy. We don't know who is the mind behind all the air rifles made in China. As an example, who designed the Avenge-X ? Bulldozer, an American company, about 50% of the machines are manufactured in China. Nobody I heard of is complaining about the "cheap Chinese dozer". The list goes on - some Harley-Davidson where bikers ride proudly USA, .... etc.
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I've picked up a tin of .22 in four flavors from the Pellet Shop.
I opened one of the tins and looked at the shiny pellets in each. I noticed no deformation and clean shiny pellets. Have not and probably will not shoot these for a while. So far, so good.
I opened one of the tins and looked at the shiny pellets in each. I noticed no deformation and clean shiny pellets. Have not and probably will not shoot these for a while. So far, so good.
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Anyone know the manufacturer making the pellets for AEA?
I noticed AEA has a .25 in 29.5gr. The only pellet I am aware of similar to that is the JTS 29.63gr. Could it be JTS selling rebranded pellets already?
AEA Center Punch .25 Cal, 29.5 gr. | Airgun Pellets | DonnyFL
Achieve exceptional accuracy and power with AEA Center Punch Airgun Pellets in .25 caliber, 29.5 grains. These high-quality pellets are perfect for target shooting and hunting. Shop now at DonnyFL!donnyfl.com
Nope,JTS never changed brand,it's copy one,JTS Dead Center Pellets launched over two years.Anyone know the manufacturer making the pellets for AEA?
I noticed AEA has a .25 in 29.5gr. The only pellet I am aware of similar to that is the JTS 29.63gr. Could it be JTS selling rebranded pellets already?
AEA Center Punch .25 Cal, 29.5 gr. | Airgun Pellets | DonnyFL
Achieve exceptional accuracy and power with AEA Center Punch Airgun Pellets in .25 caliber, 29.5 grains. These high-quality pellets are perfect for target shooting and hunting. Shop now at DonnyFL!
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they are different .Pay attention to the shape at the narrowest point. i found comparison pictures from Mr. Jorg FB 。the Slingshot channel in Germany.
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I can tell you they shoot much more consistently over the chronograph than the fx and jsb as well as downrange, between jsb and fx I still always choose FX but these new AEA are my favorite in .22
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not the least bit surprised.
I’ve shot them once but outside so hard to call exactly how well they shot, but did seem very consistent.
will get them put again soon
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I've tried out the AEA 45 grain in .30 caliber, along with the JTS .30 caliber 45 grain. They are IDENTICAL and I assume they are made by the same factory. The only difference is price, the JTS come in 100 count tins, and the AEA in 150 count tins, but both are the same price most places?
I have not tried the AEA 50 grain yet, but plan to. The 45-grain shoot just as accurately as a sorted tin of the JSB 44.75 at 870 fps. One thing is that the AEA have a significantly better BC. The JSB come in right at G1 0.044, and the AEA at 0.055. Thats a big difference, and noticeable in the wind...
I have not tried the AEA 50 grain yet, but plan to. The 45-grain shoot just as accurately as a sorted tin of the JSB 44.75 at 870 fps. One thing is that the AEA have a significantly better BC. The JSB come in right at G1 0.044, and the AEA at 0.055. Thats a big difference, and noticeable in the wind...
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I am almost exclusively shooting JTS pellets in my .25 Skout, they are more accurate, stabilize quicker and much more consistent without so many flyers. This is important especially for target shooting, even if the group is slightly larger but more consistent it can save you unexplained dropped points! Which gives me more confidence.
If AEA are the same, which I believe they are that gives more options buying if JTS are out of stock.
If AEA are the same, which I believe they are that gives more options buying if JTS are out of stock.
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So who makes them? Is it JTS that makes them or AEA? Is it one manufacturer that makes it for both companies? Just thinking out loud.
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I know this was posted months ago but curiosity got the better of me. According to the AEA Ammo product page they indicate that it is made by JSB much like FX.
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EDgun Premium Pellets · Cal .25 (6,35mm) · Weight 1,65g (25,40gr)
Pellets manufactured by JSB with EDgun standards. Premium quality. Caliber: .25 (6.35mm)Weight: 1,65grams (25,40 grains)Ballistic coefficient: BC · 0,042Number of pellets per tin: 350 pellets We offer privileged tested batches of pellets that we know that work well. Therefore, buying EDgun...
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No, definitely not JSB. Don’t know if JTS makes AEA or vice versa, but they are the same much like JSB and FX pellets.I know this was posted months ago but curiosity got the better of me. According to the AEA Ammo product page they indicate that it is made by JSB much like FX.
EDgun Premium Pellets · Cal .25 (6,35mm) · Weight 1,65g (25,40gr)
Pellets manufactured by JSB with EDgun standards. Premium quality. Caliber: .25 (6.35mm)Weight: 1,65grams (25,40 grains)Ballistic coefficient: BC · 0,042Number of pellets per tin: 350 pellets We offer privileged tested batches of pellets that we know that work well. Therefore, buying EDgun...
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The pretty close on par and at times dead on with the JSB Diabolo pellets with various grains didn't matter. I just don't like they are little tight each time to charge it with pellet. (kind of stiff) But for the money if you shoot a lot, save money, these are a very good choice. All were shot from a 25 cal Avenge X Tac rifle. I went away from .22's.
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Legally a company can't make a claim that is untrue subject to lawsuits etc. I am going by what the company has stated as I have pasted directly from them. I don't know why you say" definitely not" I don't accept your opinion where I am dealing with facts. Reminds me of a big orange orangutan I know of.
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Is this like when the government says the borders are secure, or the economy is good? Don't believe everything you read...
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