I'm on my first tin of these they are nice and accurate....but about a third of them have badly bent skirts and I won't use those. Is this normal for these pellets ?
Jsb bent skirts
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no no no.was the tin damaged,. what style,, no idk what the acceptable amount is 5 to 10% maybe,, we got some real hardcore rock stars,,here ,on the forum ,guys who measure, weigh and roll to make sure theyre firing the very best ,undamaged pellets ,,can u give all the info on the tin,,then at least if this continues ,,we will be able to identify a trend,,,thanks pat
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Unless the shipper uses a foam carrier for the tins with cardboard between each tin / foam assembly you need to find a new vendor for pellets. Pyramyd Air and Airgun Depot both package the pellets in the above described fashion.
Thurmond
Thurmond
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Amazon. Well thats why. I ordered pellets from amazon ONCE. Two tins of pellets thrown in a box big enough for a football with no padding or even a sheet of newspaper. The tins were dented and I'm surprised they stayed closed. Never again. Use airgun depot or pyramid air like Thurmond said. They pack their pellets to survive an air drop!
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When I had My Sumatra .22 I lost 18%-20% in the 15.89 gn due to bad skirts. The 18.13 wre a little better At 15-16%. I did keep count. I lost additional ammo that would drop thru the mag.
With my Airwolf .25. Sorting and weighing the first 2000 JSB 25.39 3 bad skirts The mag is not a wheel like the Sumatra so it shoots what its fed.. The .25 is just a more robust round I'm thinking.
With my Airwolf .25. Sorting and weighing the first 2000 JSB 25.39 3 bad skirts The mag is not a wheel like the Sumatra so it shoots what its fed.. The .25 is just a more robust round I'm thinking.
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