Page 6 - RWS Meisterkugeln Pistol, .177 Reviews

They were little heavier made

Price for sure.the tin is not a standard size. Pellet very dirty and greasy.

For the price and the.group they shoot and the weight varied alot i would pass.

Very clean, no visible molding seams.

Lower price.

I bought more expensive Match-grade pellets because the Gamo Match I bought first had visible mold lines and the pellets did not feed into my Daisy Avanti 747 at all well. At some points I became scared that the Delrin bolt would break.

Perfect target shooting round. Fits and seats properly in 8 round magazines with no trouble every time. Excellent product.

Wish you could get a discount buying 1000 packs instead of 500.

This IS a great pellet.

Consistency, no seams. Skirt is thick enough that it doesn't get easily bent from tumbling around inside the tin. (like H&N Match do)

Lower the price a bit.

This is my go-to pellet for indoor shooting at 5 yards to 10 meters from low powered guns that shoot in the 300-500 fps range. They cut nice clean holes in the paper. They do not shoot well out of my Marauder or Stoeger X20, and neither do the full weight Meisterkugeln.

Packaging and logo. That is the only good thing about these pellets.

Everything but the artwork and logo ;-) Make them heavier (7.7g like the good old days). Offer them in a slightly wider diameter (like the H&N's) to fit guns better. The tin should be a screw-in lid, why haven't manufacturers figured this out yet?

I use old springers ranging from 15-25 yrs old. These pellets are useless in my old Diana 6G pistol. Be aware that they fit loose for this particular pistol and groupings are about 4 inches @ 10m (and this is the gun I bought these for). They seem to do OK in my Beeman Bearcub (Webley Vulcan?). The groups are average with a very high velocity (920fps avg) and they seem to do well in my FWB65mkII. But for the record, the FWB shoots everything well - it's not a picky gun. I'm really disappointed in these pellets, especially the weight and fit.

Excellent quality, target wadcutters. I use these in my FWB65 and Daisy 777 and they never let me down. Excellent accuracy. The 7.0gr Meisterkugeln.has been a favorite pistol pellet of mine for years. Highly recommended.

Pure QUALITY ! These pellets are perfectly consistent in size and the finish on them is PERFECT, not a blemish ! German technical expertise once again !Deutschland Uber Alles !

Offer these in other styles such as pointed, instead of just wadcutters.

By far the BEST pellet I have ever used in my CO2 pistols. I plan on using no other pellet but these for target competition shooting.

the consistency of the pellets, and the cleanliness of the tin of pellets.

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Consistent accuracy with whatever gun I use.

Both the 7.0 pistol and 8.2 rifle versions work equally well in the Crosman 1377.

Best fit in my Walther magazines. The package of 500 is better when shooting with magazines and CO2 or pcp-- you shoot a lot more pellets when you don't have to load one at a time or pump for every shot. Clean, uniform, pellets. Skirts maintain shape for better fit and seal. So far, the most accurate wadcutters I have used in my Walther CP99 CO2 pistol AND my Crosman 1377c multi-pump.

After the top came off the tin a couple of times spilling pellet in my pocket and in my gun case, I realized that the dozens of comments I have read requesting a screw-tops were not just because it is a hassle trying to pry covers off. I hate putting these pellets in an empty screw-top Crosman tin because I prefer to have my pellets with the label that comes on the can with all the information, without having to scribble it on over another label with a marker.

If you are having problems with the accuracy of your pistol, or if you simply want the peace of mind knowing you are shooting the best, give these a try. For hunting, use a pellet designed for hunting. For just plinking, shoot a less expensive pellet. If you want to know the best pellet for your gun: 1.) read the product reviews, 2.) read reviews about your gun and see what they have to say about pellets, and 3.) read the blog and articles on this website.

i have used over 900 of these pellets and everyone is perfect !

cheaper is nice

they work well in all my co2 pistols

wonderful accuracy with my crosman 1377c pistol. im shooting at 20 yrds give or take and it gives consistant tight groups. my best has been 5 shots hovering around 3/8ths! thats great for me. they have a clean look and feel and just seem to hit the mark most times. very few flyers.

screw lid as always. thats it.

i have found the heavier weight rws of 8.2 also shoot well from my pistol. experiment is the best advise i give. rws just make great ammo!

Very good pellet. Uniformity in size and shape. Very little lead dust or residue. Keeps the fingers clean. It has become one of my favorite pellets.

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Use a rubberband to keep the tin closed.

best so far for my 1377c's. they do not like beeman

need screw can

pricey but shoot xlnt

best pellet for the money. I've tried more expensive ones but can't tell the difference. Very very consistent.

I've been using these pellets for decades. I decided long ago to not even practice with cheap pellets. I don't even "dry fire" ( FWB P34) but use real pellets.

Quality. You can tell the difference between these and pretty much anything else out there. Fewer unusable. No seams on any of them.

Screw top lid.

Great for anything co2 powered, especially pistols.

I'd picked up a tin of Gamo match pellets locally before the RWS arrived. The difference between the Gamos, which looked like they had been chewed out by squirrels with a lot of lead granules in the bottom of the can and the pristine RWS pellets was remarkable. The Gamos were difficult to chamber in my 1377 while the RWS slid right in. I have good days and bad days, but on the good days the Gamos would group OK but not exceptionally with a flyer every now and then. The RWS would group in the proverbial one ragged hole.

Nothing. They may be a little pricier than some pellets, but you get what you pay for.

These are great pellets for precision air pistols. I mostly plink in the woods with them. However, they are great for 10m too. I love the consistency for the price.

Pellets seem pretty clean

They don't fit in my PX4 storm magazines quite as tightly as the Crosman premier's but seem to work fine.

Very uniform, top quality, no bent skirts. Nice looking tin. Extremely accurate in lower powered airguns.

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These are some of the finest short distance target wadcutters for lower powered airguns. In the lower powered airguns, as long as these give you the right fit in the breech, you will probably squeeze the accuracy potential close to the max in your airgun with these. With higher power airguns(above 700 fps), these may be too light and the groups tend to open up a bit. Get the heavier Meisterkugeln Rifle pellets for more powerful rifles to achieve the same accuracy. P.S. If you are trying to squeeze the highest level of accuracy from an airgun with wadcutters though, look to the RWS R10's, they are the cream of the crop in wadcutters but more expensive, so if you want to spend a little less and get very close accuracy, then get these.