Page 2 - RWS Diabolo Basic, .177 Reviews

Ammo loads easy and look consistent in size.

I fired these out of a CO2 rifle and some of the shots didn't hit straight on. The back stop they were stuck in showed them to be on there side when hitting. Overall good ammo for the price.

Good value on quality wad cutters. Very good flight, accuracy and groupings.

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Great pellet for pistol

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Of the RWS wadcutter line, this is by far the best value. Consistent, very few fliers

Have used the Diablo pellet for quite a while work well in all of my pellet guns...

Inexpensive

Make it 500 tin

Great Ammo

I usually do not like light pellets, however in my Sig Sauer MC that is converted to PCP, no other pellet shoots as well. I have literally tried over 20 different brands and types of pellets, but in my MC, these are the most accurate.

Offer a 500 tin, with 30 round magazines, 300 goes quickly

This pallet is better suited for lower powered co2 type guns

Good quality ammo at a reasonable price.

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I recommend shorter flat-nose ammo like this for Sig Sauer X-Five ASP. Longer pointed ammo can jam in SSX5ASP clip.

Good all around pellet for the money.

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Have tried several brands/types and always come back to these.

Still the greatest quality in practice pellets, but... the SAME price as 500 pellets for 300 the value for price has gone DOWN...

Charge the same thing for the same # of pellets...

They are still an outstanding product for all Umarex practice pellet rifles and pistols...

Work well in my Diana chaser in both the rifle configuration and in the pistol configuration.

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They seem to hit harder than the super domes due to the flat surface. But both are very good.

More pellets in the tin.

Be safe

FWB 602 really likes these pellets

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price, good pellet for 10 meter shooting

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This pellet is everything you need in a basic pellet we use this exclusively on our American Legion Jr. Shooting Program and while using them one of my shooters went on to win the 1st overall in the state championship and another shooter won 1st in standing .

bring back the 500 count tins

Price, weight, accuracy

I mostly shoot lower powered guns like CO2 or pump guns. These pellets work great in just about gun I have tried them in. They may not be the most accurate pellet in any gun I own but they are always consistently near the top in my guns at 10-20 yards. I go through a lot of these pellets especially in the semi auto guns and am very happy with these pellets.

second grade to rws meiterkugein pistol 7.0

Great accuracy at 10 M for the price. I use it often for target practice.

I use these in my scope mounted Beeman P3 pistol. These shoot better than any other pellet I've tried including more expensive ones.

No recommended changes

Quality pellet for good price

Flat nose pellets seem most accurate in all of my .177's . First and only gun I have tested them in so far was noted ''best grouping pellet for my Swiss Arms Modfire Carbine, with stock attached. When the wind quits blowing and the temps all rise I will do more tests with the others.

That can is big enough for 500 pellets instead of 300....just sayin'.

If you are having trouble finding a good pellet for your rifle or pistol and can't seem to do so, give flat heads a chance and try these first!

I like the quality of these pellets.

I don't like that these cans are 300 ct. I usually get the 500 ct. so this is a bit different, but obviously it's not the worst thing that could happen.