For those that missed it in post #3 courtesy of @Florida_Man. There’s no need to speculate any further.
According to the info in the above photo it appears as if “JBS” is a typo and JSB makes AEA pellets.
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AEA Branded Pellets?
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According to the info in the above photo it appears as if “JBS” is a typo and JSB makes AEA pellets.
@manabeknives Could be. Since posting i’ve been looking for another source and haven’t found one. Have you?
I haven’t watched this video yet
How AEA Became the #1 Airgun AMMO (Center Punch Pellets)
How AEA Became the #1 Airgun AMMO (Center Punch Pellets)
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i have tried, but came up with dead ends
i do not know if AEA and SPA are related? followed that but no luck (SPA = chinese airgun brand..not Southern Percision Airguns)
The reason i said about Wolfiek was because when i looked at their sight selling the AEA rifles ..they were not selling any of their pellets. The only one's displayed for sale were the JSB's. If they are selling only JSB pellets, then their discription makes sense.
i sent an email a while ago...no response from AEA
i do not know if AEA and SPA are related? followed that but no luck (SPA = chinese airgun brand..not Southern Percision Airguns)
The reason i said about Wolfiek was because when i looked at their sight selling the AEA rifles ..they were not selling any of their pellets. The only one's displayed for sale were the JSB's. If they are selling only JSB pellets, then their discription makes sense.
i sent an email a while ago...no response from AEA
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@Centercut Y’all may be correct. I haven’t found any other information. I believe that I spoke too soon.
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Which JTS also shares the made in China labrlThe dead giveaway is the "made in Czech Republic" on JSB and "made in China" on the AEA...
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Just got to try the AEA 50.5gr and totally impressed 13 of 13 sub moa at 72yrds. Wind 10mph from the right not affecting them blows me away. FX 600mm 1/37 twist
855fps
ES 4
SD 1.73
855fps
ES 4
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@Centercut I saw a made in China pic of a half of the bottom of a tin. The post said they were JTS pellets. I’d like to know who makes what as well.The dead giveaway is the "made in Czech Republic" on JSB and "made in China" on the AEA...
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JTS and AEA are China made. I think they are probably made in the same factory. The .30 versions are identical. The .22 and .25 are slightly different.
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I am lookin at a tin of AEA no where on it does it read 'made in china'. In fact it says absolutely nothing. There are very slight differences in the skirt from JSB's. I can say that they work very well in my guns.The dead giveaway is the "made in Czech Republic" on JSB and "made in China" on the AEA...
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I have all the flavors of AEA and JTS in .22 and .177 .
All the JTS tins are marked made in China and none of the AEA tins are marked with any country of origin which is a big no no in the US , all goods that enter the US must be labeled with the country of origin.
I would be dumbfounded if AEA/JTS pellets where not made in the same factory in China .
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I tried the .25 cal in 33.9 gr. 10 shot group at 100 yards .9" with all 10 shots. If I exclude one flyer it is less than 3/4" group. This is also unsorted , sized, or weighted. Directly from the can To me they shoot bater than the mk3. I switched...
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The Czech Republic
These pellets that we sell are manufactured by JBS and come directly from the factory in the Czech Republic to our warehouse in Spain.
These pellets that we sell are manufactured by JBS and come directly from the factory in the Czech Republic to our warehouse in Spain.
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Cheif … does that sight sell aea pellets? If not they are describing their JSb pellets I believe.
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I agree. Just like others mentioned probably out of JTS factory made with dedicated dies. I shot the .25 JTS 33.80 gr and I was pleasantly surprised at the grouping at 100 yards. The AEA shot better for me. However, I did not attempt to tune the velocity with the JTS. I run them through at the same settings as for the AEA. Upon closer examination, the AEA, JSB, and JTS have geometrical differences. Definitely not the same pellets. In all honesty JSB seems to have become sloppy and complacent with the quality of their product. The variation and inconsistency between manufacturing lotts is pretty large. Not to mention tolerance defects within the same lot. You can see that on the profile of the pellets. Hopefully having another high quality pellet manufacturer in the industry will keep JSB on their toes and as a result address some of the recent manufacturing slopiness. Time will tell.
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