Got the new Gemini-20 scale this week and just had to start weighing pellets. I washed two tins of pellets the week before and decided to take a lesson from Tom and some of the others on this forum and sort my pellets by weight. I was surprised by the results....then again, not really too much. Here are the results.
The JSB tin says the pellets are 6.35mm head diameter and the weight is 25.39grain (gr). 350 pellets per tin. 2 tins were weighed.
3.62% weighed less than 25.09 grain
9.21% weighed between 25.10 and 25.19 grain
20.91% weighed between 25.20 and 25.29 grain
29.20% weighed between 25.30 and 25.39 grain
24.43% weighed between 25.40 and 25.49 grain
14.6% weighed between 25.50 and 25.59 grain
6.94% weighed between 25.60 and 25.69 grain
1.45% weighed more than 25.7 grain
EDIT: (Pic was taken after 1 tin was weighed)
Summary of weights, approx 53.5% are within 0.4% of the advertised weight, is this close enough? (we shall see)
Is it worth taking the time to weigh? It took me about an hour to weigh one tin of 350 pellets while watching (more like listening) to TV. I will start shooting these sorted pellets next week and will report back my findings.
The JSB tin says the pellets are 6.35mm head diameter and the weight is 25.39grain (gr). 350 pellets per tin. 2 tins were weighed.
3.62% weighed less than 25.09 grain
9.21% weighed between 25.10 and 25.19 grain
20.91% weighed between 25.20 and 25.29 grain
29.20% weighed between 25.30 and 25.39 grain
24.43% weighed between 25.40 and 25.49 grain
14.6% weighed between 25.50 and 25.59 grain
6.94% weighed between 25.60 and 25.69 grain
1.45% weighed more than 25.7 grain
EDIT: (Pic was taken after 1 tin was weighed)
Summary of weights, approx 53.5% are within 0.4% of the advertised weight, is this close enough? (we shall see)
Is it worth taking the time to weigh? It took me about an hour to weigh one tin of 350 pellets while watching (more like listening) to TV. I will start shooting these sorted pellets next week and will report back my findings.