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KnockOut Slugs in .216 caliber (5,5 mm) from renowned Czech manufacturer JSB.
These slugs are very good at transferring kinetic energy to the target and
highly accurate.
> 50 pcs in stock,
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$ 8.7
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers KnockOut Slugs in .216 caliber (5,5 mm) from renowned Czech manufacturer JSB. These are no ordinary pellets but real lead slugs.
Single slug weighs 25.39 grains (1,645 g) and has a ballistic coefficient of 0.084. They are very good at transferring kinetic energy to the target and highly accurate. This package contains 200 pieces in total.
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Robert
02.05.2023
Machine translation
No problems at close range. At the 50 m range I had no chance with the KATRAN
X HP, the dispersion was great. Assume it's the power setting of the gun
(velocity?), this version of the PCP just doesn't run these slugs.
Martin
13.05.2022
Machine translation
Great ammo for longer distance but nothing for weaker air rifles or windguns,
personally I have a snowpeak M25 40 joules and honestly it would still need
more power but over 50 meters 100% better centerfire than pellets so clear
choice for longer distances
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