On the AoA blog (https://www.airgunsofarizona.com/blog/)
One of the notes is the rebranding of pellets. I know from own experience that this is true. For example the best pellet in my RAW BM500x 30cal is the FX Boss 46gr, which are manufactured by JSB and if you get to weighing them you'll note that they should be called 44gr as most are closer to 44gr than 46gr. But if I shoot JSB 44gr vs FX Boss "46gr" the FX pellet out performs the JSB branded pellets all day long. The guess is that the FX Boss pellets have their own dies or production runs or just better QA or some combination of those. I can tell you the price difference between the FX Boss 46gr and JSB 44gr should be enough to say something is different, but I get more usable pellets per tin of FX Boss than I do JSB 44gr, so the price difference is misleading... if I have to buy 2 or 3 tins of JSB 44gr to get the same number of usable pellets as 1 FX Boss tin, I'm ahead of the game.
One of the notes is the rebranding of pellets. I know from own experience that this is true. For example the best pellet in my RAW BM500x 30cal is the FX Boss 46gr, which are manufactured by JSB and if you get to weighing them you'll note that they should be called 44gr as most are closer to 44gr than 46gr. But if I shoot JSB 44gr vs FX Boss "46gr" the FX pellet out performs the JSB branded pellets all day long. The guess is that the FX Boss pellets have their own dies or production runs or just better QA or some combination of those. I can tell you the price difference between the FX Boss 46gr and JSB 44gr should be enough to say something is different, but I get more usable pellets per tin of FX Boss than I do JSB 44gr, so the price difference is misleading... if I have to buy 2 or 3 tins of JSB 44gr to get the same number of usable pellets as 1 FX Boss tin, I'm ahead of the game.