Page 4 - RWS Supermag .177, .177 Reviews

i liked that they are very clean and very uniform. i shoot them in my rws 350 mag.and they shoot very well at 40 feet,with 99% of the shots are in the bulls eye.they shoot better than any other pellet i have tried in my 350 mag. you can count on them shot after shot. for the price you can not beat this pellet.its the only pellet i buy 4 tins at one time and i own 8 guns, and they all use different types of pellets. but this pellet will shoot well in all my guns.

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if you like bulls eye shots time and time again and clean hands this pellet is for you. i love them.also the way they come shipped is top notch you wont get them shipped like this any where on the internet. great job pyramid air.

These high quality pellets are some of the most accurate I've shot. Each pellet appears to be identical to the one before it, without any perceivable flaws. They fit the gun's bore like they were made for that gun, with no appreciable 'play' around the skirt. At 9.3 grains, they have good trajectory and they also hit hard. After shooting for a couple of hours, there is no visible lead residue on my hands.

Add screw-lid on cannister.

For practical purposes, these are as accurate for me as are the H&N Match grade pellets selling for more. Jim

Accuracy and deep penetration. Quality control is excellent-very difficult to distinguish one from another. 1/2" groups at 30 yrds with a Storm XT (1000fps)

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This is a HEAVY pellet and was designed for high powered rifles at or above 1000fps.

I like the accuracy, but what got me hooked on these is the killing power. If you hit a bird in the right spot it's over. When I got mine none of the pellets were damaged. One reason is the skirts are pretty thick.

I don't mind the lid too much because mine has a tight fit. But sometimes it pops open. I'd make it about 9 grains or a little less like 8.8-8.9gr, for a bit more speed.

It's a bit heavy make sure your closer or have a higher powered air gun.

THE ACCURACY I get pellet hole for hole (most of the time). Also the hitting power I've tried other flat head pellets, but these make a big wham when thay hit. Also I like the amount you get for the money.

The junky lid, make it screw on!

Noth'in other than these are AMAZING!

Of course this is a great pellet RWS is all you need to know! Accurate as can be for a .177. Not a bendie in the bunch, all round.

screw on lid for the money

There are a lot of great pellets out there some are less expensive but RWS always fly true.

Great quality, clean to handle, very accurate

Make the lid a twist on type

Very consistent and accurate. A seam is visible but smooth. 9.3 grains is a little lite for a heavy weight pellet which is nice because it offers slightly longer range. These pellets hit hard. Puts a nice round hole in paper and squires.

Offer them in a domed or pointed design. I have never been a fan of wad cutter type pellets, they do hit hard but will often bounce off a target if shot out of a low powered gun, or at longer range. This is common of wad cutters in general. They're also expensive, and a screw on lid would be nice.

I originally purchased these from a gun shop for my magnun springer. They didn't shoot to well out of it, but nothing really has. These pellets did shoot very nicely out of my old power line but that rifle didn't have the long range velocity that could really make these pellets shine. I finally picked-up a Hammereli 850 and and am grouping 1/2 to 3/4 inches at 25 yards. It also has the power to drop large black birds and squires out to 40 yards. If you have a medium to high powered rifle, I suggest you try these.