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Things I liked:These pellets work well in the Smith and Wesson 3 x cylinder pack. They are accurate and generally don't fall through cylinder onto floor. It's just a good pellet.By Ronald from USA on 2012-01-27 12:45:52
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Things I would have changed:Lower price but you get what you pay for.
What others should know:Give them a try
Things I liked:Very good pellet I like to shoot them in my high tech revolver and pistol with good results. This is a very clean pellet and are consistently shaped. It makes a nice clean hole in targets.By Ronald from USA on 2012-01-17 22:24:44
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Things I would have changed:Nothing
Things I liked:The weight is perfect heavy enough to gererate significant muzzle energyand yet not too heavy to concern about spring fastigue in a springer. I have the Ruger Air Magnum ,it's listed 2 1400 any 7or 8 grain that I've tried Diablo exact and RWS Meisterkuglen go super sonic and crfack like a 22.They are uniform and as this is the only pellet that I use in it for the reasons I have mentioned . I feel each load the skirts are snug. With these wad cutters I have taken 2 squirrels clean 1 shot knock down in and out.By Customer from USA on 2011-12-30 21:06:23
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Things I would have changed:the price but in all fairness most premium pellets come 300 to a tin these are still 500 per tin
What others should know:I am new to this I set up a Big cat with GRT111 trigger. I read the do's and don'ts on pellet weights .. These are the best for weight, wallop, accuracy and consistency
Things I liked:Very clean. Very well formed.By Craig from USA on 2011-05-06 17:03:39
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Things I would have changed:Nothing. In rifles these may well be the best all around pellet made for most in a wadcutter design. They are certainly worth a try +100% of the time!
What others should know:The only airgun I own is a Daisy 880 Powerline. According to my CED M2 Chronograph they average 580 fps at 10 pumps. 10 shot groups from an honest 15 yards were consistently at or under 3/4". The best 10 shot group measured 3/8" bullet center to bullet center.
Things I liked:Very acccurate in my RWS 350 and Browning 8oo Mag.By Eugene from USA on 2011-04-09 21:42:34
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Things I would have changed:They are a bit expensive but what is not these days. Probably costs alot to get them from over seas.
What others should know:Have gone through over two tins and no bad ones.
Things I liked:Perfect shape and consistencyBy Gordon from USA on 2011-03-25 07:32:00
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Things I would have changed:nothing
What others should know:Works great in a PX4 Storm action pistol, tight groups and no jams.
Things I liked:uniform and very accurate.By Wes from USA on 2011-01-16 19:16:43
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Things I would have changed:RWS needs to do something about the top, I can just see them all over the place when the top comes off.
What others should know:Shooting in a RWS 48 shoots a little better in my gun than the Superdome. which I will also rate a 5 . Hitting good at 50 yards.
Things I liked:Accurate.By David from USA on 2010-12-18 14:13:48
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What others should know:These are good Pellets. Equal to Premier Field Target 10.5gr. for accuracy from my guns. But the Premier's are a little less expensive, and a little heavier, so they're what I shoot when I'm wanting maximum performance.
Things I liked:One of the most accurate pellets available, and they shoot very well in the several springers I use for target practice. They weigh 9.3 grains, resulting in chronographed velocities in the mid to high-eight hundred feet per second range in the TX-200, RWS-52, Hammerli Nova, Remington Summit and the Gamo CFX Royal. Slower speeds translate into better accuracy, as the pellets are more stable traveling well below trans-sonic speed. Another reason these pellets are accurate is because of their uniformity- I've found maybe two or three pellets out of several thousand that were slightly deformed. These pellets seem to shoot as well for me as do the more expensive H&Ns or other match-grade pellets, and they are a bargain.By James from USA on 2010-12-17 12:41:52
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Things I would have changed:Nothing- don't knock success.
What others should know:The skirts fit snug in the CFX because of the gun's tight rotary breech design, and occasionally the edge of the breech will crimp a skirt, causing it to fly. You'll know when it happens, as the gun's report will be louder and you'll clearly see the pellet was a flyer. I don't have this problem in the CFX when using RWS Meisterkugeln's or Diabolos, which seem to have smaller skirts, although at 8.2 grains they're faster and not quite as accurate as the Supermags. The Supermags are also clean to handle, and I get very little residue in the barrels or on my hands. Try 'em, you'll ike 'em.- 123
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Overall rating:5 5.0
Value for money:5 5.0
Size/Shape Distribution:5 5.0
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Things I would have changed:Nothing
What others should know:Could not find a flat head pellet that would shoot well out of a Ruger Mag and a Mendoza 2003, but this pellet filled the void. Also tried in a medium power springer (RM200). It did fairly well, but this pellet is a little heavy for this type of rifle. Also very accurate of of Ruger Air Hawk.