Page 4 - RWS Hobby .22, .22 Reviews

Light weight, fly out of the rifle RAPIDLY, and make nice circles in paper.

Not as accurate as domed over a longer distance. Problems feeding through a pellet pen.

haven't scaled these for weight, but based on simple visual inspection they are well made, consistent and have very few damaged pellets

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Great product, shoots well in my AR2078. I got it because it's the one that was used in tuning my gun.

Would be nice if the lid screwed on

Accuracy, will shoot .5" groups with Whisper IGT .22 at 25 yards. With my Pellet SMG it drops cans with excellent accuracy in automatic fire at 25 yards.

Make a 500 count tin.

Not as accurate as Meisterkugeln pellets, but accurate enough to sight in a scope. Also these are light for lead weighing 11.9 gr making them great out of my CO2 .22s. Perfect choice for Air Ordnance SMG .22

An update here ... checked these at the 30 yard mark with my Benjamin Titan. A 3 shot group slightly under 1'. I only shot a few groups and didn't get real warmed up, didn't need to. These things are fast too! The sound of the gun firing and the sound of the pellet striking the back stop are almost the same sound.

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My Titan is sighted in at 30 yards with Crosman pointed pellets and these shoot right at 2" high to point of aim. Otherwise exactly on. As cheap as these pellets are and as good as they shoot- at least in my Titan- I will be keeping a good stock pile.

Very uniform. Just a pretty pellet! I had tried these in .177 and they performed nicely so I figured I would try them in.22. Wow! My 1322 with the rifle srodk and open sights will put 3 of these in 1 3/4" at 30 yards. When I say open sights, I mean the stock 1322 sights.(8 pumps). The rear sight is so close to my eye it is fuzzy but it seems I can judge the space on each side of the front sight perfectly. Also, these things are fast out of the 1322 and my 2240 both. I have not checked the 2240 for range yet.

Nothing, they do not cost that much and they shoot real good. Also, I have not shot them in my Beeman RS-2 or my Benjamin NP Titan. I suspect they may be too light. We will see.

These are real good pellets. I think probably better for lower powered air guns. I know they are noticably faster than a 14 odd grain pellet.

Low price, accurate, great for target shooting

a better lid on the can so it doesn't fall off in my case

These pellets are very uniform,and of high quality. I purchased them for testing in my Browning 800 pistol. They shoot very well in this gun at closer ranges, but at further distances they spread out more, but this is more my fualt than the pellets. These are very good pellets,however,do to the power of my Browning 800, i use a heavier pellet now (rws 14.5 gr. superdomes.

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I love the way Pyramyd Air ships their ammo. VERY good protection, Plus buy 3 get one Free,THANKS.

Lighter wadcutter very accurate. The quality is evident when you look at them.

500 in a tin

My hatsan mod 25 pistol loves them. But unfortunately my 2240 does not the cartwheel badly. But there is a gun for every Pellete. Still have to try in my EB22 and my converted 1377. Hopefully one of those will also like them.

Very good for general plinking, target practice and set up for scopes etc. very good value

These pellets are very accurate ,but only for a short distance.

The price.

for short distance their great,which i guess they serve the purpose.

CLEAN VERY WELL MADE PELLET

MORE FOR THE MONEY

GOOD AT CLOSE RANGE , GOOD FOR LOW POWERED RIFLES . BRINGS UP THE FPS. GOOD AS A STANDARD PELLET FOR CRONY TESTING

Uniform weight and quality

I shoot a Benjamin Trail NP in .22 cal. Feel like these are a little light for that particular gun. You can tell by the sound of the gun when you shoot them.

I can't get enough of these. I shoot them all day.

500 in a tin.

They are very accurate pellets.

Great accuracy and value for the money.

500 in a tin

These are dusted with graphite to reduce friction, so don't think you have lead dust on your fingers.

Well-made pellets from a world class manufacturer. I used the Hobby pellets as a standard for chronograph testing and general plinking. These are also very good for target shooting, too.

These pellets may cost a tad bit more than Crosman or Gamo for plinking, but the quality is much better.

Fairly accurate in my old S&W 78G CO2 pistol. Selected them because the relatively slow velocity with other pellets often left holes in targets impossible to see...these cut clean, highly visable holes. Not the tighest, but still respectable groups.

Make the diameter larger. They fall out of the chamber and often stick to my finger and pull right out after chambering them. This pistol is a snug fit with most pellets.

Others have said it, a very light pellet and wind will really move it around.

In my Webley pistol, these pellets are the most accurate I have tried.

These pellets are better than the lowest-priced GAMO or Crosman equivalent...

...but they just don't group for me. For those who do have success with them, I'll bet a tin of 500 would be nice, but PA only has 250's.

Tried these in my QB78 and Hammerli 850 but did not get good groupings at 30 yards.

very consistant pellet , fit good in the barrel

good the way it is

beeter then most pellets , but not good for windy days because its light ,but fast pellet