JTS DCP .30 HP 80 CT
The JTS DCP .30 HP airgun slugs are purpose-built projectiles engineered to deliver serious performance in .30 caliber air rifles. Whether you're hunting small game, shooting for accuracy at the range, or testing your airgun's potential, these 80-count slugs combine heavy-hitting construction with precision design to help you get the most from your setup.
JTS engineered these slugs with a hollow point tip and dish-based design that work together to maximize energy transfer on target. The pure lead construction and relief cut band contribute to consistent flight characteristics, so each shot behaves predictably downrange. At 63.27 grains, these are substantial projectiles that pack considerably more mass than standard pellets, translating to retained energy and impact at distance—a real advantage when you're pushing the limits of what your air rifle can do.
An 80-count tin gives you enough rounds to dial in your zero, run a hunting session, or spend time testing different shooting distances without constantly reloading. If you've already dialed in your airgun with JTS's proven pellet line and want to step up to slug performance, or if you're looking for heavier, more energetic projectiles for your .30 caliber platform, these slugs are worth running through your gun.
Key Features
- Hollow point design for energy transfer and expansion
- Dish-based construction for aerodynamic consistency
- Pure lead composition for weight and impact
- Relief cut band for stable flight
- 63.27 grain weight—heavier than standard pellets for distance and energy retention
- 80 count per tin for extended range or field sessions
Specifications
| Caliber | .30 |
| Type | Airgun Slug |
| Grain Weight | 63.27 |
| Design | Hollow Point, Dish-Based |
| Material | Pure Lead |
| Count per Tin | 80 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What .30 caliber airguns are these slugs compatible with?
The JTS DCP .30 HP slugs are designed for .30 caliber air rifles. We recommend consulting your airgun's documentation to confirm it accepts .30 slugs and checking your barrel's twist rate if your manual references it, as slug performance can be sensitive to twist rate compatibility.
How do these slugs compare to JTS pellets?
These are slugs, not pellets. At 63.27 grains, they're significantly heavier than pellets, which means more retained energy downrange and greater impact. The trade-off is that slugs typically require dedicated slug barrels or accurate shooting at shorter to mid-range distances, whereas pellets are more forgiving across a wider range of airgun types.
What's the intended use for these slugs?
JTS engineered the DCP .30 HP for airgun hunting and range shooting where heavier projectiles and hollow point performance are desired. The heavy grain weight and hollow point design are suited to small game hunting and precision target work.
How many slugs come in the tin?
Each tin contains 80 slugs, giving you plenty for range testing, sight-in sessions, or a full hunting outing.

