Exact King Heavy MKII | 6.35mm | 33.95gr | 150pcs | JSB

JSB Exact King Heavy MKII – heavy pellets for powerful PCP air rifles

This air rifle ammunition from JSB is specifically developed for shooters seeking maximum precision at longer distances. With a weight of 33.95 grain in 6.35mm caliber and a domed pellet shape, these projectiles are ideal for powerful PCP air rifles from 50 joules upwards. The MKII version distinguishes itself from the regular King Heavy by being slightly shorter, which benefits stability and consistency.

Our experience from the Shogun team

In practice, it is noticeable that these heavy pellets perform excellently at distances up to 75 metres and beyond. The aerodynamic domed design ensures a stable flight, even in changing weather conditions. The slightly shorter length of the MKII version results in an improved balance between speed and stability, which translates into tighter groupings on the target.

Technical features in practice

With a caliber of 6.35mm and a weight of 33.95 grain, these projectiles belong to the heavier category. The lead material ensures optimal mass distribution, while the domed shape guarantees a high ballistic coefficient. Each pack contains 150 pieces, sufficient for extensive testing sessions. The consistent diameter and weight distribution make these pellets particularly suitable for competition shooters who do not want to compromise on accuracy.

Who is this air rifle ammunition suitable for?

These precision pellets are designed for experienced shooters with powerful PCP air rifles. The heavy weight of 33.95 grain requires an air rifle with sufficient power to achieve the necessary velocity. Field Target shooters and precision shooters operating at longer ranges will appreciate the stability and predictability of this ammunition. Testing different grain weights remains important for optimal results – every air rifle reacts differently, and a chronograph helps to find the ideal energy output for your specific setup.

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