Page 2 - RWS Hobby .22, .22 Reviews

Consistency, Weight, Accuracy

I mostly shoot lower powered CO2 guns with these pellets. These are my go to pellets at 10-20 yards in all my .22 air guns. I have yet to find a gun that does not like these. The Hammmerli 850 and Beeman AR2078 just consistently get great groups. For plinking at short distances this is my best pellet to use.

1/2" at 100ft from my Benjamin Marauder. Now 2 years and 31 damned red squirrels later, I'll never shoot any other pellet, ever. Period

Put more in a tin!

Seriously accurate.

Works good in my Ruger 22 Air magnum

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Good price

Shoots well in HW 30. Although not the most accurate pellet in my HW 30 it shoots well and the gun seems to be a lot less hold sensitive when shooting them. My favorite pellet in the HW 30.

Screw lid can.

Good quality pellets.

Good formation and is accurate at high fps (900+).

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I bought these pellets to evaluate how my Gauntlet was doing as compared to the test data that Umarex supposedly used for their 900fps figure in their ads for the gun. I would not normally shoot this light of a pellet but they do perform well.

Work well for sighting in my varios guns

Qb78 group at 10 yards 1/4 inch.

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Good clean holes in paper.

Consistent size

Very accurate in my 1322

These pellets are much lighter weight than Crosman's version which is a big plus! I use them in a Crosman 2400 Repeating Rifle with a 10 shot tubular magazine. I am very pleased with the added velocity from a fifty or sixty year old gun using 2 CO2 powerlets. And, so far, I haven't noticed a problem with accuracy.

Nothing, they are exactly what I needed.

22 cal. wadcutter pellets are becoming harder to find. I assume fewer new guns use them, or the design of other pellets is more efficient. I needed this particular type of pellet for a tubular magazine, and the lighter weight resulting in greater velocity was a big plus.

A great pellet. Uniform, accurate and work well in my .22 airguns.

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Great pellets.

Fine accuracy in Crossman 2240

I find them a consistently good product

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Use'em!

After many pellets tested I found these were the most accurate at my 25 yard shooting distance with my new Gamo ACCU.22.

Nothing, except a threaded tin would be nicer.

These pellets are uniform and deadly accurate out of my gun.

This pellet proved to be very accurate in the accuracy test conducted on a 12"x12" target with a 1" bullseye from a distance of 70 feet. Shooting a 5 shot string, I was able to put all 5 shots in the bullseye' leaving a ragged hole where the black diamond was. I will always maintain a tin of these in my ammo box. The price is good for the tin count. pellet weight of 11.90 grains is perfect for my preference.

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This pellet was shot using a Umarex Octane .22 over a competition Electronics Digital Prochrono. The weather temperature today, 2/7/16, was 45 degrees with overcast skies and no wind. My results had a 5 shot velocity average of 894 fps with a low of 890 fps and a high of 901 fps with extreme deviation of 11 fps.

Great in my Umarex Fuel. (.177).Purchased for my Hatssn 95 (22) but have not used yet.p

In subsonic .22 airguns I have not shot a more accurate and consistent lead pellet. Because of its light weight it has great speed, and yet an accuracy that lead free pellets can never offer in the slower pellet guns. After trying several different pellets in my new Crosman 1322 Classic multi-pump, this is the one that delivered the best performance compared to many other lead pellets, and three types of lead-free pellets.

A pellet can with a screw-on lid would be a step up, as you must remember never to grasp or lift these pellets by the lid, or you could be doing the "250 pellet pick-up"!

While consistent accuracy is the most important feature of these wadcutter pellets, the more visible holes in the target, even at somewhat longer ranges are a definite plus.

Saved a few of these from a pellet test I did on all of my .22 air rifles for a test on any future new air guns and found they shot best groups in my new Gamo Accu.22 rifle.

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Sometimes I shoot pest birds off the feeder and the domes and even hollow points pass thru and do damage to the feeder. These flats dump all their energy in the bird, and seldom pass thru.

Great pellets for plinking. I really like the way PA packages pellets. These chronographed fastest out of my Hammerli 850'

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I bought these and other pellets to see which worked best in my Hammerli 850. Turns out that the rifle puts most pellets into the same hole at 12 yards.

meh... I have an RWS 350 Mag in .22, and I tried several pellets: Beeman Kodiak Extra Heavy H&N Baracuda Match JSB Sampler RWS Hobby RWS Meisterkuguln Standard The best pellet for the RWS 350 Mag in .22 is the H&N Baracuda Match. Perhaps 2nd place might go to the RWS Meisterkuguln Standard, and then everything else is tied with last place

Nothing. I'm sure there's some guns out there that love this pellet, but not the RWS 350 Mag in .22

Yeah, if you have an RWS 350 Mag, stock up on H&N Baracuda Match, and you'll be more than happy.

Accurate!

Nothing - Perhaps having them available also in bulk

Works with in my Crosman KT2400