RWS Hobby .177, .177 Reviews

Good pellets for 10m practice. Pinch a clean hole. Relatively cheap.

Wish they came in tons of 500.

Prices seem outrageous compared to a few years ago.

These are super light and generally accurate pellets at a very good price

The current batch seemed more "beat up" than usual with many bent or deformed skirts. I have a recent batch of RWS Superdomes that don't show this proclivity so it may be something that happened after they left the factory.

Great "go to" product for casual plinking and/or target practice.

These pellets are horrifically inconsistant in size

At least make the diameters of all the pellets the same. I'm having issues with pellets not firing across multiple pistols including the SIG M17, Glock Gen 5 and Umarex SA10. At least 1 of every 8 pellets remains stuck in the magazine. Maybe it's just a bad batch but there was an online article on pellet accuracy and the Hobbys were rated very inconsistent. As a side note I haven't had any issues with the HN Sport or the Crossman wad cutters in the same pistols mentioned above.

I really like all other RWS pellets especially the super domes. But I'm not getting these again.

Very inexpensive.

Make pellets available in a 500 count tin.

Any time I get a new pellet rifle or pistol, Hobbies are the first pellet I try out., usually followed by Crosman domes. Both Hobbies and Crosmans are very inexpensive, and Crosmans are widely available anywhere sporting items are found. If the rifle or pistol is highly accurate with one of these, I see this as a bonus because I can shoot a lot more for a lot less. Right now I have an Industry B-2 rifle that shoots Hobbies more accurately than any other pellet I have tried. The B-2 is certainly not a precision rifle, but with Hobbies I get very acceptable groups,

The pellets work well in the Diana model 75 rifle also the model 100. Every pellet is very uniform in shape and I have not found one misshaped pellet in any tins I have purchased. Very accurate for precision target shooting.

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Great value for the price. Very accurate.

This ammo is great for shooting pests, we have been plagued with opossums and raccoons eating our outdoor farm cats' food and dumping the food and water set out for them and this ammo has stopped this problem and will kill the varmints although that wasn't my intention I just wanted to chase them off but not a lot of options.

Nothing great product.

I use on my sig Sauer p320 & they work well great accuracy & after 300 shots no jams

not a thing

I read other reviews that recommended them for the sig Sauer p320,And I would definitely recommend them also ,you can't go wrong with these, no jams

These have performed well so far. I have used them in two different CO2 pistols and had no problems with their magazines.

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I received this product in a very timely manner. It was very well packaged. This product is well priced.

Overall I give it a ten out of ten.

great price

offer in larger quantity pkg also

good for those low FPS pistols

Good product

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I needed a light weight flat head match pellet for accuracy testing, and use with my lowest powered air rifles. Low powered air rifles will have better accuracy, than with this rifle I chose for the test.

Add an additional 9 grain .177 version, keeping the price, at least the same and not increased.

Todays shooting review is conducted by using my .177 Gamo Hunter 220 breakbarrel scoped with a CenterPoint 3-9X32AO, set on 6X. Temperature is 54 degrees, humidity is 52%, altitude above sea level is approximately 25 feet. Target is a 2 inch Birchwood Casey, stuck on a box, 90 feet away. The 5 shot accuracy test resulted in 2 shots hitting the upper half of the 2 inch target. The other 3 hit just above the target, a half inch and less, about a mildot off. The chronograph test was a 5 shot test. Results were: 912, 919, 920, 911, and 916 fps, averaging 915.6 fps. I recommend this pellet. Get a chronograph. Woodys World.

They work well in my bolt feed rifles. Good accuracy.

A little disappointed.i bought them for practice with my target pistols and the skirts are too large to seat easily. They are ok in a bolt feed gun ,but I will stick with RWS Meisterkugein pro line 7 gr. 500 count (and a better fit )from now on.

Everything! Well packaged, inside of tin free of swarf, pellets all uniform, clean and free from defects.

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Great looking pellet but not so good in my
break barrel but that might change in my "In transit"
Marauder F&T. Peace

Good accuracy; better than what I had been using.

Nothing.

These are match grade pellets.

Excellent pellet for the price. Gone through quite a few now and none have been smashed or deformed when a new can was opened. Accurate.

Perhaps a screw on lid..other than that, nothing.

Buy as many as you can afford, they go quick.

Good accurate pellets at an affordable price for practice.

I liked the cans of 500 pellets better

Price, accuracy and consistent weight.

Having tins of 500 and screw on lids.

If you are not hitting your target it is not the pellet it is your aim.

Inexpensive and shot well

I would like to see a quieter container. If you are hunting with them, you want to be able to reload without making any noise. And the metal can does make noise.

I would get a wild shot from time to time. I do not know if it was the pellet or my Ruger air gun.

I have been using these for over 30 years excellent quality control for all this time , my go to pellet for both rifle and pistol.

Nothing. other than go back to 500 tin count for same price ?