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<\/a>Heavyweight Kings in .25 caliber!<\/p><\/div>\n
JSB is very keen to the demands of the World, and it feels as though they are especially in-tune with the US market specifically. The Czech Republic company has been manufacturing pellets for many years, and they began specifically with the 10-Meter match gun market. Over the course of business, they have added and included so many types of sporting pellets, hunting pellets, and more. Many years of hard work and dedication to detail have earned JSB a reputation for building quite possibly the best pellets around! When they jumped into the Quarter-bore market with the JSB King .25<\/a>, they were met with huge success. As the market continued to grow in the .25 caliber, the power levels began to rise as well. So what have we come to expect from JSB? They respond with yet another great pellet…the King Heavy .25 at a dense 33.95 grains!<\/p>\n The JSB King Heavy .25 pellets<\/a> are all around good looking pellets! They have a long, thick waist, with very little taper. At a glance, they resemble a cylindrical pellet like the old Sheridan .20’s. The skirts are good and solid, which will help the soft lead composition hold up with moderate use. The head is a shallow round nose, and is likely the best design possible, knowing the extent of testing JSB would have performed prior to committing to this profile! We have the King Heavy pellets in the larger 300 count tins, and they come safely packaged with foam liners on top and bottom of each tin for added security and support.<\/p>\n King Heavy (left) vs standard King (right)<\/p><\/div>\n In testing, accuracy is what accuracy always will be…hit or miss! No pellet will ever be the best in all barrels, and no pellet will shoot with accuracy guarantee. As with most JSB’s, we find they are more consistently the best pellet tested out of many airguns. The same held true with the King Heavy .25’s. Heavy hitters like the FX Royale 500<\/a> or the Daystate Air Wolf Extreme<\/a> did surprisingly well with these new pellets. Velocity (of course) decreases, but overall power increases and BC gets better with these King Heavies! We tested the FX Wildcat .25<\/a> for fun and got these results:<\/p>\n King 25.39gr = 910 fps Average = 46.7 ft\/lbs<\/p>\n King Heavy 33.95gr = 805 fps Average = 48.9 ft\/lbs<\/p>\n As you can see, the power level of the rifle increased by over 2 ft\/lbs, and the added weight retains the energy better down range. Also, due to the lower velocity, the pellet had a noticeably quieter report when exiting the rifle! All these features add up to great things for hunters!<\/p>\n Best of all, we waited to post this announcement until after we received our first large shipment. Let’s face it, reading a review and getting excited about a new product is very upsetting when you then learn that the product is not available yet! So, if you have a .25 caliber precharged airgun that is shooting hot, and you want to see if the new JSB King Heavy .25<\/a> pellets bring out more potential from your rifle, get a tin on order and give them a try!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Until next time,<\/p>\n Get out and shoot!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" There’s a new Heavyweight Champion on the airgun scene, and this one is the King of the .25 pellets! JSB is very keen to the demands of the World, and it feels as though they are especially in-tune with the US market specifically. 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