the New AEA Center Punch Pellets (All Calibers & Weights) Video

[kaylaindy]

Hey guys, here is a look at all the new AEA Center Punch pellet calibers and weights offered by AEA. This video also shows the JSB compared to the AEA up close to see why the AEA fly better. The AEA Center Punch pellets are manufactured by JSB for AEA. They are more accurate than JSB, FX, or JTS pellets in all the guns I have tried them in so far. Get some! Thanks for watching! -Nate

(These are available at The Pellet Shop)

 

[18.13]

Looks good but they are not manufactured by JSB

 

[kaylaindy]

Looks good but they are not manufactured by JSB

"From the JSB factory to the AEA wharehouse" is the quote I read on the AEA website.

 

[Peashooter]

i am keeping my eyes out foe the small caliber .177 stuff, even if i dont really shoot pellets

AEA small stuff for EURO boys

 

[rc4fun]

"From the JSB factory to the AEA wharehouse" is the quote I read on the AEA website.

If you are looking at,
https://wg-aea.com/collections/pellets
You will see that none of the pellets offered are AEA branded. It has been stated elsewhere that the AEA brand is not made by JSB.

 

[rwsmike]

Aea pellets are made in China and have nothing to do with jsb.

 

[kaylaindy]

Aea pellets are made in China and have nothing to do with jsb.

I could be wrong. I can't find the site where I read that they were from JSB now.

 

[.20calguy]

All calibers huh?
Ok; what are the available weights in .20 cal?

 

[Scotty1]

I could be wrong. I can't find the site where I read that they were from JSB now.

Nate, do a side by side with the JTS pellets visually. They seem identical to the AEA with the exception of very minor claimed weight differences.

 

[Airgun Al]

JSB makes many different brand names of pellets.
It would not surprise me if they also make the AEA pellets.
There is a factory tour video on youtube, and I was very surprised to see all the various brand names.

 

[Centercut]

Unless JSB moved to China, I don't think they are made by JSB. But, the JTS pellets are exactly the same as AEA, so probably made in the same China factory...

Nice review Nate. One thing I have found in .30 caliber, is that the AEA have significantly better BC compared to the JSB.
AEA 45 grain 0.055 G1
AEA 50 grain 0.060 G1
JSB 44.75 grain 0.044 G1
JSD 50.1 grain 0.048 G1

This equates to less wind drift with the AEAs. Accuracies were similar. For me, the best was the AEA 45 grain at 870 fps.

 

[Joedirt199]

Wouldn't be the first time he put out wrong info

 

[Airgun Al]

Geeeze...Tough crowd here.

 

[Joedirt199]

Just look up some old posts and you will see what he really is about.

 

[Airgun Al]

Nate,
As a YouTube subscriber of yours, I appriciate the effort you invest, in producing YouTube videos for the airgun community.
Im 100% positive, that it takes a great amount of time, setting up, filming, and editing these videos, and you do it very well.
I enjoy your backyard range, your very "unique", recycled targets, and the way you incorporate a spice of humor into it all.
I appriciate your speedy, straight forward style, ,while covering details efficiently, and as a result your videos are never dull or drawn out.
You have brought products to my attention, that I otherwise would not even have known exist.
By highlighting certain products, you have prevented me from a bad purchase decision or two in the past, thus saving me money.
The best thing about your content, is its absolutely free, for my enjoyment, and doesnt cost me a dime!
Keep up the great job, and looking forward to more of your content going forward!
And as "Bug-A-Boo" would say...."Hell Yea"!

Hey guys, here is a look at all the new AEA Center Punch pellet calibers and weights offered by AEA. This video also shows the JSB compared to the AEA up close to see why the AEA fly better. The AEA Center Punch pellets are manufactured by JSB for AEA. They are more accurate than JSB, FX, or JTS pellets in all the guns I have tried them in so far. Get some! Thanks for watching! -Nate

(These are available at The Pellet Shop)

 

[Bud-sc]

Well I definitely be trying out some 18.3gr soon...they look similar to the JTS pellets and my Daystate Redwolf loves the JTS 24.3 and 18.1...my Brocock Ghost like the 24.3 JTS also. They run very very close to the JSB 24.3 RD....One thing I noticed about the JTS 18.1 is they like to run very fast speeds 910-925 fps...

 

[davelarson]

Just look up some old posts and you will see what he really is about.

Did you wake up this morning and bend your feelers?

 

[davelarson]

Wouldn't be the first time he put out wrong info

Yup you bent your feelers! It’s going to be ok though, just relax.

 

[manabeknives]

It's possible that the website is to blame for the misinformation.
When i checked out a couple of sites, the one for the Wolfiek group in spain sells AEA rifles,

AEA Airguns Shop

Pushing the limits of what's possible through development and technology, at AEA we are devoted to producing top performing airguns to give our customers the best shooting experience possible.

wg-aea.com

but not their pellets they don't have any for sale, yet the description reads;

"At AEAairguns.shop you will only find pellets that we know that work reliably in most if not all conditions. This means that purchasing pellets from us guarantees the best possible results.

Packaging means serious business for us, so everything we ship is prepared with great care, ensuring the product reaches the customer’s hands in perfect conditions.

These pellets that we sell are manufactured by JBS and come directly from the factory in the Czech Republic to our warehouse in Spain. This is done on pallets, so there is no risk that the pellets will suffer even the slightest blow during transport. Once we get them from abroad, we carefully prepare the tins/boxes for safe shipping to our customers."

this is misleading, when you scroll down all the pellets for sale..not one of them are from AEA.
What they are describing are JSB pellets that they are selling
Looks like this is where Nate found his information

 

[Scotty1]

That “information” preceded the introduction of AEA pellets by quite a bit, just saying …