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Pellets with a polymer tip and lead body designed for hunting purposes. More
suitable for single-shot airguns without a magazine.
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers The JSB Predator Polymag series pellets are specially designed for hunting purposes. Thanks to the perfect axial symmetry of each pellet you will always hit the spot.
The polymer tip helps with better penetration, while the lead housing ensures high impact energy.
These unique pellets are manufactured by the Czech brand JSB in cooperation with an American partner which holds the patent for this type of ammunition.
JSB Match Diabolo is a Czech company that launched the first pellet in 1991. All of their production is carried out in the Czech Republic and their reputation is based on the excellent quality and manual inspection of their pellets.
This type of ammunition is recommended for single shot airguns (such as break-barrel spring-powered airguns or PCP airguns with single-shot adapter) as they can get stuck in a regular magazine due to their shape.
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