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By terry from USA on 2012-01-30 17:51:38 Things I liked:They work as intended, soak them in bore cleaner and push them down the barrel.Things I would have changed:Bit of a tight fit, can be difficult if you have a gun with a small breach. |  |
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By cicone from USA on 2011-12-05 10:24:44 Things I liked:They do a good job and are easier than fussing with rod and a cleaning patch. They work great.Things I would have changed:Perhaps some sort of cleaning solvent could be impregnated or come with them? What others should know:I take off the barrel of my Walther CP88 and push them through with a brass cleaning rod from the breech end and out through the muzzle. The rod fits right in the center, leaving a ring of the white pellet all around. Be VERY gentle and be sure not to gouge the rifling. |
- Things I liked:these cleaning pellets are a great idea. in my oppinion using a cleaning rod on a pellet air rifle would increase the chance of damage to the lands in the air gun's bore.These felt pellets get the job done!
Things I would have changed:none - Things I liked:Real handy for cleaning.
Things I would have changed:nothing
What others should know:Don't shoot them, yer supposed to push a couple through the breech. - Things I liked:They work as intended, soak them in bore cleaner and push them down the barrel.
Things I would have changed:Bit of a tight fit, can be difficult if you have a gun with a small breach. - Things I liked:They do a good job and are easier than fussing with rod and a cleaning patch. They work great.
Things I would have changed:Perhaps some sort of cleaning solvent could be impregnated or come with them?
What others should know:I take off the barrel of my Walther CP88 and push them through with a brass cleaning rod from the breech end and out through the muzzle. The rod fits right in the center, leaving a ring of the white pellet all around. Be VERY gentle and be sure not to gouge the rifling. - Things I liked:seems to work great.
Things I would have changed:nothing. - Things I liked:Work well. Cleans the lead deposits, etc.
What others should know:RWS doesn't recommend shooting them to clean the barrel. They don't really say you can't, but don't recommend. - Things I liked:Everything.
Things I would have changed:Nothing.
What others should know:I am not sure how I "lived" without these !! - Things I liked:I like how easy it is to clean the barrel with these, just shoot a couple through like I would normally shoot lead pellets and get back to shooting normal pellets accurately no extra parts needed and these do work slightly better that than the beeman cleaning pellets because they are longer and a little bit more dense.
Things I would have changed:Make a box with a higher quantity
What others should know:Makes for easy and quick barrel cleaning and they really work no fluff here. DO NOT USE ON BREAK BARREL GUNS these ruined my Gamo big cats spring piston cylinder. - Things I liked:I liked the cleaning pellets when i first purchsed them ,back in the days of my first airgun, ( RWS MODEL 45) . The pellets were awesome then and they still are ,the pellets even work well in cleaning out the powder buildup in reguler rifles like the 17HMR. These are a must have in your cleaning kit!
Things I would have changed:Nothing on these cleaning pellets needs to be changed their great just the way they are.
What others should know:Had some in my shirt pocket after useing while out plinkin. my wife washed the shirt and dried it . I found them in the dryer clean as if they were brand new .Tomy amazement the pellets held together. Anyways the product is quite strong. - Things I liked:Great! I ordered this item because the RWS .177 cleaning kit has just a few cleaning pellets. I will need them anyway.
Things I would have changed:None.
What others should know:The video from RWS for maintenance the airguns at 100 shots or every 1000 shots says we use this cleaning pellets to clean the barrels. I needed 3 cleaning pellets at the first 100 shots. The first two pellets came out dirty and the third one clean. So, I think that we need at least two pellets to clean the barrel. - Things I liked:RWS cleaning pellets scrub the bore twice as well as Beeman quick cleaning pellets. So use half as many, and save time and expense. The greater length helps insertion into the breech.
Things I would have changed:The RWS instructions are useless.
What others should know:Along with your order for RWS cleaning pellets, buy one 100-pack of Beeman quick cleaning pellets. Follow Beeman's instructions with your RWS's, and use the Beeman box to carry your RWS cleaning pellets. Buy 3 packs of cleaning pellets, and get your fourth pack free from Pyramydair! (�Tests with an FWB 103 SSP air pistol firing lead-free Beretta pellets. The quick cleaning issue is plastic filaments collecting in the bore. Note: RWS cleaning pellets use a different felt than Beeman. RWS is about 9% less dense. Maybe this relates to the better cleaning somehow?) - Things I liked:easy "touch up" between complete cleanings
Things I would have changed:plastic packaging, it to easy to spill
What others should know:these are very light, in a high velocity rifle use at least 2 pellets.
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Overall rating:5 5.0
Value for money:5 5.0
Size/Shape Distribution:4 4.0
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Things I would have changed:Nothing, they are what they are... a felt pellet.
What others should know:Seem to work just as advertized.