Page 5 - RWS Meisterkugeln Standard, .22 Reviews

Very accurate and heavier than RWS hobbies.

Maybe more in a tin.

Very accurate in my RWS 34.

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If your looking for target accuracy in a RWS 34 this is where you should start.

Excellent uniformity. Worked great in my Benjamin Nitro Piston 1100XL, although I think the superdomes had a tighter group.

Nothing to change, except the cost is higher than Crosman Premier pellets.

Very accurate pellets and reasonable priced!

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I achieved one ragged hole on my paper target at 10 meters. This was the first time I was able to do so. I shot 500 pellets of another brand and was not able to do this. After sighting in the Red Dot on my Crosman 1322 with the Meisterkugeln, the second five shot group I shot was in the bullseye and produced this single hole. That's good enough for me.

I would change my gun not the pellet. The Crosman has a little set screw right where you load the pellet to be slid into place by the bolt. Because the pellet is flat on top it tends to catch on the indentation for the set screw. I see this as the fault of the gun not the pellet. Using gravity to help the pellet makes this less of a problem.

I have not yet tested this pellet beyong 10 meters, but it is very accurate at that distance.

first 3 shots at 20 yards were all in one hole. had to walk up and look because i thought i was missing the paper.

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open up a can of these bad boys and you will not be disapointed.

Each one has been weighed and inspected before put in the tin.

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I believe it's the best pellet for sighting in your air riffle.

Very uniform and extremely accurate in my Browning Leverage Under lever rifle

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The pellets fit the chamber the same every time, Dime size grouping at 25'. The pellets are very clean, no lead on fingers, excellent!

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For the price they are great.

Excellent, consistent performer. I shoot from distances of 10 yards out to 40 yards and have made shots at 50 yards with this pellet. For a wadcutter design that is great

Bring back the larger tins - the 500 count.

Wht not get a good quality pellet and be happy the first time around. Shoots from my LD exceptionally well.

The shot good, seem to fit in the chamber well.

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If your shots need to count these work very well.

Very consistent, very accurate in my Benjamin Genesis 22cal

500 count packaging !!!

These things are great for shooting steel, they make a very satisfying whack when they strike the target, Also they are deadly on Zombie Gray Squirrels !!!

These pellets performed the best in my Air Arms TX200 MKIII .22 cal. At 25m I got shot groups (5 rounds) of about .5" and at 50m about 1" grouping. All outdoors with gentle winds. Didn't test at 100m with this pellet.

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I would say I am an average marksman. All shots were bench-rest on sandbags and a towel over the sandbag.
Bushnell Trophy XLT 4-12x 40mm scope. I was surprised that these pellets worked so well. My TX200 historically worked better with heaver pellets like the Beeman Kodiak 21.14gr pellet. I have experienced lighter pellets tumbling with the TX200. Pellets: the great mystery.

Very Clean, well shaped, fit my 2240 well and hold tight groups from it.

nothing I can think of, consistency in diameter maybe.

These do not fit the breech on my talon ss consistently, some are snug like a jsb diabolo, but others fell in with little to no resistance. They fit the breech and barrel of my 2240 (has 2260 barrel) well and shoot consistently and accurately. out to 45 yards, hoping to try further once I have it fully modded.

The things I liked about these pellets are they shoot very consistent out of my HW97K Synthetic .22 cal. I've tried about 10 different pellet types and these have given me the best results at 25 yards. They also allowed me to shoot 1/10th silhouette ram targets at 45 yards off my sun deck.

Maybe a threaded pellet tin.

very accurate

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all of my airguns like this pellet

This is the mosy accurate pellet in my Browning 800 air pistol in .22 cal . out of 8 different pellets tested . It shoots groups 1/3 the size of cheaper bulk pellets from other manufacturers .

I would like to see the pellets packaged in a pastic box with some sort of locking tab like crossman pellets come in . If you drop the can and the lid pops off the can you will be picking up pellets till the cows come home .

For me this pellet does not perform well for pest control on rats and squirrels . It is designed for paper punching and is great at that . On rats and squirrels there is very limited penetration and the pellet crushes up into a ball of lead on impact . The RWS pointed pellet is far superior for pest shooting , but not as accurate . These pellets shoot ragged hole groups out of my RWS 48 rifle , but like I said lack penetration on live critters .

These are the best wadcutters you can get without stepping up to their match grade,and they are priced right.

I don't think any change could make better.

Very close to match grade ammo! Cuts paper sharp for ease of accuracy grading.

Very accurate in my Airforce Talon SS.

The price is high. I need to try some cheaper pellets.

They are expensive.

Shoot well. Quality, well inspected. No damaged pellets.

Pricey