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Good morning, has anyone else had the displeasure of using the air arms field pellets? I was disappointed with them as soon as I opened the tin, so far iv rejected about 50 of them and shot about a hundred and threw the rest away, if they are not misshapen they have really sharp edges.... Now air arms were well up in there in my favourite manufactures list as I have an s410 and love it,I thought ,maybe it was just that particular tin so I opened the other one and exactly the same, anyone else found this? I'm of out now for a quick lamping session but the jsb will be filling my pellet pouch this morning

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Good morning, has anyone else had the displeasure of using the air arms field pellets? I was disappointed with them as soon as I opened the tin, so far iv rejected about 50 of them and shot about a hundred and threw the rest away, if they are not misshapen they have really sharp edges.... Now air arms were well up in there in my favourite manufactures list as I have an s410 and love it,I thought ,maybe it was just that particular tin so I opened the other one and exactly the same, anyone else found this? I'm of out now for a quick lamping session but the jsb will be filling my pellet pouch this morning

All these pellets that you've "dismissed and thrown away" try putting them in a tin and use them for plinking at targets you might be pleasantly surprised, failing that just use them when your using the crono where accuracy isn't needed :thumbs:

Ps just bought three tins myself :thumbs:

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I think most JSB pellets are fertilizer! I have had some so deformed in the tin that they cannot be loaded (AA Field and JSB own brand). I went through three tins of AA Fields, bought from different shops, different batches, all had at least 10-15% which were only suitable for conversion to fishing weights, one tin was 30% unusable. I will never buy another JSB made pellet again!

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The skirts on the AAF are a bit thin and do bend fairly easy. Understandable if your throwing a few in your pocket but a poor do when you open a brand new tin and find loads miss formed.

There have been lads on here in the past who have found over a third of a new tin with bent skirts.

 

I find them very accurate and consistent in both sub 12 and FAC.

Although I have just changed to the jsb's.

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The finish on the AA items is terrible as above throwing away 10-15% away with the skirts damaged they are made in the same Czech factory as Jsb exacts and can only think that the AA are rejects no problems using the Exacts tho...

 

Is this a ploy to undermine AA good reputation??

 

Think they need to consider making there stuff elsewhere when the price is almost identical to the Jsb - European union marvellous aint it...

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The finish on the AA items is terrible as above throwing away 10-15% away with the skirts damaged they are made in the same Czech factory as Jsb exacts and can only think that the AA are rejects no problems using the Exacts tho...

 

Is this a ploy to undermine AA good reputation??

 

Think they need to consider making there stuff elsewhere when the price is almost identical to the Jsb - European union marvellous aint it...

the price has nothing to do with it....its the power strugle and bull that backs it up that counts...apparently.

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Being honest when im out lamping i have a open tin on the dash and a pocketful of pellets and it just the next one i pick up i fire and ive no complaints

 

:D so what your saying is that you don't wash, weigh and crack out the verniers. Lol

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Read about it once in a air gun mag tried it once saw no difference and neither did the rabbits so never did it again when you pick them up you can feel any badly miss shaped ones i just drop them back in the pocket and pick another one.

 

 

See when im taking the skins out the ferret hutches the odd pellet you stuck in the hides see looks fine so they cant that badly miss shaped

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