.25 vs .30 pellet availability

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radar218

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Located a FX Impact M3 Sniper in .25 and one in .30 cal. (which I haven't picked up yet). After deciding I would probably get the .30 cal I checked the availability of .30 cal pellets and it appears that I have made a bad choice. For the intended uses of my new rifle the smaller pellet might serve me just as well as the larger pellet, except for maybe a little differences in distance and wind. Do you experienced shooters mind giving me your opinions on pellet availability?

Thanks, 

Danny 
 
Located a FX Impact M3 Sniper in .25 and one in .30 cal. (which I haven't picked up yet). After deciding I would probably get the .30 cal I checked the availability of .30 cal pellets and it appears that I have made a bad choice. For the intended uses of my new rifle the smaller pellet might serve me just as well as the larger pellet, except for maybe a little differences in distance and wind. Do you experienced shooters mind giving me your opinions on pellet availability?

Thanks, 

Danny
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@radar218 I shoot both calibers and have had few issues with pellet availability this year. I suggest searching through the rolling and changing banners at the top of the screen and going to the websites of AGN sponsors. Look at what ammo is available from each company that offers it, compare prices, …. Well if you managed to find an airgun I’m pretty sure you can handle shopping for ammo. Check periodically as availability, at times, does change rather quickly these days. I’m sure you’ll find what you need. 


Not sure that you made a bad choice because I haven’t read exactly what your intend purpose is for your rifle and caliber. You get more pellets per tin in .25 caliber and more options (brands and weights).
 
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Radar,

Ezana4CE hit the nail on the head. I said goodbye to the .25 and .30 JSB pellet shortage last November when I clicked on the bright yellow scrolling "flag" at page top. Buying in bulk (4 tins, or more) offsets high shipping to bring down cost per pellet. Agree with Ezana, check them all, could find better pricing, if all else fails, go with ZANs. WM
 
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