lol . . . I've recently been experimenting with various slugs from different vendors (AVS, Griffin, NSA, FX, etc . . . ) and have most recently been using a batch of the JSB Knock Outs. Now with any and all of my pellets (JSB and/or Air Arms) - I typically always weigh and sort them based on popular consensus from you guys in here. I've, purely out of curiosity, plunked a slug or two down on my scale just to see how it weighs vs. what it's sold as. Frankly - they've been amazingly spot on. I don't believe I've done that with any of these JSB's though - I've just been shooting them straight out of the tin. See attached picture. I shot it this morning - 100 yards. Unfortunately I don't know / remember what the order was that I shot them in - I was pressed for time as I had to cut out and get to work. (lol) I'm not sure if I started out bad ( the wide ones out in the 6 and 7 rings ) and improved with the last 5, or visa versa. It kind of smacks of weight inconsistency though - esp the three in the 6 & 7 ring. They're all ( consistently ) low.
I may run a bunch of them across my scale later on this evening after I get home from work just to see / curious. These, being mass produced, may indeed have some more inherent inconsistencies than the smaller guys like griffin, nsa, avs . . . who are likely (?) able to maintain higher tolerances. (?)
Oh yeah - I only had 9 shots in the magazine. That's why only 9 on target (if curious ).
I may run a bunch of them across my scale later on this evening after I get home from work just to see / curious. These, being mass produced, may indeed have some more inherent inconsistencies than the smaller guys like griffin, nsa, avs . . . who are likely (?) able to maintain higher tolerances. (?)
Oh yeah - I only had 9 shots in the magazine. That's why only 9 on target (if curious ).
