JSB .25 CAL LEAD FREE

Anyone tried these yet? I presume velocity is higher than the 25g due to the weight? or does the barrel friction from harder material slow them down? how is the accuraccy?



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I am curious to see what long term effect shooting these non lead pellets have on accurate barrels.

I personally never shot them and worry about rifeling wear being a much harder alloy and all.

But its just my own thoughts... And Precaution...

BTW I never stick any kind of tin aluminum or metal types of rods in any of my gun barrels...

I would use them to LAP the barrels if needed, but thats just me...


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Coldair, I had the same thoughts when I first joined our local indoor range. They have a lead-free rule and I follow the owners rules. I decided to sacrifice my $100 Benji to have something to shoot indoors for the Winter. So far there really hasn't been much wear with GTO's.

My 18yr old Gamo seems to have a little looser lead in the breach, but I was shooting H&N FTT greens in that. Trigger sear just snapped, so that experiment has ended.
 
Ive tried the GTOs yes of course much higher speed, same weight as these and are basically a JSB King made of tin. Just as accurate as kings up to 50m (as far as ive tested them) 

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Thanks Glem, what velocity were you getting? my only concern is that I never get good groups over 900FPS!

I think i remember 1100+ if i wanted but thats much too fast of course. Only really shot a few over the chrony.
 
Thanks, are you saying they grouped at 50m at 1100+?

No i was just given a tin and ran a few over the chrony at the setting i had to shoot the king heavies around 900. Next time im at the range ill try some out at 50, if they do well ill try at 100m.

It was a while ago i shot some but not that hot probably 950 or so and they did well. Ill give them another try.