JSB is still the king of pellets...no takers?

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Motorhead said:
Wad cutters from Slow to @ 700 fps or there about and closer ranges is typical. Shot faster and again closer ranges similar to if one could shoot frying pans as the impact of a wad cutter in general is pretty dramatic & intense on small critters.
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I have yet to shoot a rat with my wadcutters but I'm anxious to get started on it. I've been using the 25.39s previously. Surprisingly, even though they're around 45 ft lb they don't go all the way through. I'm curious to see what the wadcutters do at 35 ft lb.
 
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kwaping said:
I have yet to shoot a rat with my wadcutters but I'm anxious to get started on it. I've been using the 25.39s previously. Surprisingly, even though they're around 45 ft lb they don't go all the way through. I'm curious to see what the wadcutters do at 35 ft lb.
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Impact if decipherable to muzzle report ? ... will sound like a major Clap !!!
 
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Mr.H said:
Mr. Motorhead, have you done any comparisons with AEA pellets? JSB pellets seem "softer" than AEA. Which brand requires more frequently barrel cleaning? [ Several months ago I exchanged some texts with a member (used to shoot for Team RTI) that had trouble cleaning his Prophet after shooting AEA pellets]. TIA
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Not really testing per-say. But have shot lots of the JTS pellets which come out of if not identical made in China. yes they do appear harder / alloyed somewhat and foul a barrel differently than the softer JSB/AA/FX etc pellets make in CZ.
 
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