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This practical set of pellets is ideal if you’ve just bought a new air rifle
and can’t decide which type of pellets to use. The package contains 7 types
of .177 caliber (4,5 mm) pellets, so you can easily decide what works best
with your rifle.
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers This practical set of pellets is ideal if you’ve just bought a new air rifle and can’t decide which type of pellets to use. The package contains 7 types of .177 caliber (4,5 mm) pellets, so you can easily decide what works best with your rifle.
The package contains these pellets:
JSB Match diabolo 4,49mm; 0,475 g (50 pcs)
JSB Match diabolo 4,50mm; 0,475 g (50 kpcs)
JSB Match diabolo 4,51mm; 0,475 g (50 pcs)
JSB Match diabolo 4,49mm; 0,500 g (50 pcs)
JSB Match diabolo 4,50mm; 0,500 g (50 pcs)
JSB Match diabolo 4,51mm; 0,500 g (50 pcs)
JSB Straton diabolo 4,50mm; 0,535 g (50 pcs)
JSB Straton pellets have pointed heads and are designed for hunting. The rest of the pellets in this package have flat heads (ideal for target shooting).
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2 minutes Video Buyer's Guide
Lead pellets and steel or lead BBs are the most common types of airgun ammunition. Each type has its own specific use. Check out this short article if you want to learn more.
2 minutes Buyer's Guide
Picking the right caliber for your airgun is a key step to getting the most out of it. Whether you're into target shooting, pest control, or just want something for recreational shooting, each caliber comes with its own pros and cons. Here's a quick guide to help you decide based on your shooting style and expectations.
