Anyone have experience with Daystate RangeMaster .30 pellets?

[MACTEN]

They are made in CZ , so it seems they are likely JSB's.

Just wondered if anyone had used them, and in anything besides Daystates...

 

[RBAZ]

They are made by JSB, have used them in couple of sizes and cannot tell the difference.

 

[MACTEN]

They are made by JSB, have used them in couple of sizes and cannot tell the difference.

I know the Hatsan pellets are JSB's as well but these are supposed to be a little better. Esp for Daystate airguns for some reason.

 

[Odoyle]

Might want to check current Hatsan pellets. They may not be made by JSB any longer.

Old stock may be JSBs if the weights corresponds though.

 

[MACTEN]

Might want to check current Hatsan pellets. They may not be made by JSB any longer.

Old stock may be JSBs if the weights corresponds though.

Either way the Hatsan's are out of stock in the USA everywhere. I have had good luck with them in .35 and .25.

 

[TMH]

I've used the Rangemaster Emperor Lite (44.75 gr) in both a Uragan King and an FX Boss. So far I have been able to tell no difference in shooting, accuracy, feeding, etc. between them, the same weight JSB's and the FX '44.8'gr pellets.

As an example, the Rangemaster pellets average 935 fps muzzle velocity in the King, whereas the JSB's average 934 fps (shot back-to-back).

 

[MACTEN]

I've used the Rangemaster Emperor Lite (44.75 gr) in both a Uragan King and an FX Boss. So far I have been able to tell no difference in shooting, accuracy, feeding, etc. between them, the same weight JSB's and the FX '44.8'gr pellets.

As an example, the Rangemaster pellets average 935 fps muzzle velocity in the King, whereas the JSB's average 934 fps (shot back-to-back).



In other words it may just be re-packagig hype that they may be more accurate even in Daystates..