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These pellets are designed for more powerful air rifles with a minimum power of
16 J. Thanks to their weight, the pellets reach a muzzle velocity of up to
215 m/s.
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers JSB Exact Heavy pellets are designed for more powerful air rifles with a minimum power of 16 J. At higher power levels they achieve excellent results.
They have a specially designed centre of gravity. Thanks to their shape and weight they are suitable for shooting at longer distances. You can use them both for indoor and outdoor shooting. The JSB Exact product line is used mainly by hunters and sport shooters. It is also popular among shooters who take shooting as a hobby and want to plink cans in the garden.
Every pellet is individually tested at a distance of 45 metres with a maximum spread of 12 mm over 5 shots. Thanks to its weight of 0.67 g, this pellet is suitable for most 16 J air rifles, where it reaches a muzzle velocity of up to 215 m/s.
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