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Pellets designed for hunting and recreational shooting. The pointed head ensures
better penetration. Ideal for use in air rifles and pistols.
> 100 pcs in stock,
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September 23 - 25.
€ 10.7
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers JSB Straton pellets with a pointed head are intended mainly for destructive shooting. The pointed head ensures better penetration.
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Kevar
13.09.2026
Machine translation
Yesterday I did a test: I firmly mounted an underlever air rifle in two
stands, aiming at the exact centre, scope, approx. 6 metres. The rifle could no
longer be moved – only the underlever could be cocked. 10 Straton shots, and
another target with 10 shots using different flat-head pellets. Straton total
score 98, flat-head pellets 94. Of course, random spread also plays a part in
the result, but I think the result speaks in favour of Straton pellets –
people in the comments are telling the truth, more accurate target shooting can
be achieved with them.
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