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First model in caliber 25 from JSB. Pellets designed for air rifles over 16J.
Outstanding accuracy at longer distances thanks to the optimized center of
gravity
> 100 pcs in stock,
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July 22 - 24.
€ 8.7
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers The first model in calibre 6.35 from JSB. Sensitively designed, manufactured and tested, and it has also undergone careful inspection. The perfectly balanced centre of gravity allows you to shoot at longer distances. A very popular type of pellet among hunters and sport shooters. To use it, you need to own a more powerful air rifle, i.e. from 16 J and above. High muzzle velocity at 16 J is 145 m/s. With more powerful air rifles, e.g. at 50 J up to 250 m/s. Above 70 J the velocity reaches up to 295 m/s
With a higher-powered air rifle it can replace a live firearm, therefore it is also suitable for hunting. The pellets are suitable for all air rifles with the same calibre.
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