.22 JSB Jumbo Beast 33.9 gr vs Jumbo Monster Redesigned 25.4 gr

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bigHUN

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The wind at my location is crazy unpredictable, when it is stronger I just don't go to my range, but blows all the time and it is changing directions around me, making life really miserable. Just to picture it, even in slightest rain umbrellas doesn't work, tried any mechanism for decades :).
I am desperately trying to make these MRD's work for 50-100 meters rings scoring, tried any sorting technique known to humans and that was again very tiring, I got really sick of it for a life (sorting pellets). Pathetic at least but mostly p*ssing, spent soo many tins so far and just won't doit.
The lighter AA 16-18 gr and H&N 16-18 gr I can almost shoot out directly from a tin, but a no windy day only a very few during a year ...
Finally saw these Jumbo Beasts in 33.9 gr back in stock at my dealer, almost scared to buy a new batch before asking.
Shall I expect a same amount of homework as with MRD's?
 
Got to love the size difference between the 2 lol, go big or go home 😀

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bigHUN said:
I would accept advise from ring shooters :)
I don't need a tune spec I can eventually find it if I get there, but,
is it worth to invest into these heavies at all, or it will be the same s*hit bluffing as the MRD's?
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Was worth it for me, was shooting MRD’s and wanted heavier, getting good accuracy from them at 50yds, didn’t go any further yet because most of my shooting is 50yds, I wanted a heavier hitting pellet for the bigger critters and found it, getting 70fpe from them, plenty of punch for woodchucks, skunks and squirrels 😀
 
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The JSB 33g have a pretty good reputation on AGN. I shoot them in both my FX Boss and Taipan Long - both .25 cals. I shoot N50 target cards regularly at 50 yards mostly, and they are accurate. At 100 yards, wind is always a challenge for any pellets. The .22g RDs are good, but quality varies and I get random fliers in my RAW and Safari HP .22 cal rifles.
 
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Hmmm, looks like me better just buy couple tins and try it on my own.
A minute ago got back to my PC from a mans cave. I was counting my pellets/slugs stock, and not impressed. 16 different weights/brands I tried so far in recent years, with my .22 and still not happy. That is well over 15K shots
This is BS ... it cannot be always me ;)
 
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bigHUN said:
Hmmm, looks like me better just buy couple tins and try it on my own.
A minute ago got back to my PC from a mans cave. I was counting my pellets/slugs stock, and not impressed. 16 different weights/brands I tried so far in recent years, with my .22 and still not happy. That is well over 15K shots
This is BS ... it cannot be always me ;)
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Your right...it can't..
 
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trlrman said:
Well I didn't get the crony out but.....
Did set up my 100 yard dope card for
Extreme Field Trial .
Yep, the 34's were that good out of the Vulcan!
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Jim, let us know when you chrony that gun... If its Derrick's gun that he tuned for 40 grain slugs at about 950 FPS, I'd guess those Beasts are going to be H O T. My guess is 1030 to 1060 FPS. o_O
 
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