But the shallows are the same ones being produced with the ones called deep. A Lot of times you get a mixture of the 2 in tins. The shallows are not a new pellet.
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JSB redesigned 25.39 shallow???
- Thread starter Richieg
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I have some 2019 pellets that are identical to the ones now called shallow. Which are not the JSB SHALLOW pre 2019 pellet. They are more a medium base since 2019 and then the other current pellet with a deep base. Rebranding at its best and it's working.
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not had a tin yet that has had a mix of pellets, so i have not seen what you are describing.
May not be new to you, but thet are certainly different than the MRDs i have purchased within the last 6 months.
my rifle prefers these shallows..the one on the left…
the one on the right are the previous MRDs that I have recently purchased
gone through 5 tins so far…none have been mixed
was not shooting in 2019,but that is good to know
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In my RAW HM1000X The deep ones shoot great for me but the shallows spray all over the place.This is the thing about JSB that drives me crazy. I have a new tin of 25.39 Redesigned. In the tin are two different pellets. A medium based pellet, I think are now being called the shallow and a deep base pellet, I think are the ones they are now calling deep. But WHY do they put them both in 1 tin.
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I am a reseller of JSB pellets in South Africa. I always first take a tin of each available batch of pellets at the importer. I then test them out of my RAW, and other rifles. There were 3 different batches of the shallows available, and they were all tested at 50m indoors, as well as 25 and 50m outdoors.
The best one shot the below group indoors out of a FX Crown, from my RAW it did pretty much the same.
Outdoors the best batch was tested from a FX M3 and a MK2, on bench rest targets. The wind was 5-15 km/h and swirly. Score at 25m was a 249, 50m scored a 243. Pretty impressive for pellets straight from the tin!
It would seem as if JSB have sorted their quality control issues out. (Pavel confirmed to me via email that they measure the pellets more often during the manufacturing process, he also confirmed that they have stepped up quality control).
The best one shot the below group indoors out of a FX Crown, from my RAW it did pretty much the same.
Outdoors the best batch was tested from a FX M3 and a MK2, on bench rest targets. The wind was 5-15 km/h and swirly. Score at 25m was a 249, 50m scored a 243. Pretty impressive for pellets straight from the tin!
It would seem as if JSB have sorted their quality control issues out. (Pavel confirmed to me via email that they measure the pellets more often during the manufacturing process, he also confirmed that they have stepped up quality control).
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I'm also shooting with the newer 25.39's. My FX Impact seems to like the deeps, while my Leshiy 2 seems to prefer the shallows. But they seem to shoot pretty well. Now I have to find some more shooting time ;-)
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