RWS Pellet Sampler Reviews

Decent assortment. Packaging is not thought out very well. It's a blister pack with individual sections. So you will need to cut top open 1 at a time and use those up. Option is open one at a time and transfer to a new container. If you open more than one section all open sections will pour out when you try to dump just one type of pellet out. I suppose you figure out a way to put some kind of temporary removable plug in each section. It's not a deal killer, just an unnecessary hassle for the consumer

Change packaging design

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The pointed rounds are probably the best in the package and fly the straightest.

The package is terrible. Everytime you try to grab one pellet five more fall into the next slot and mix into those ones. Need to redesign the package.

Weight is so different between each pellet in the same slot that you will think your gun is off but its the rounds that are not the same, so expect different results after each shot.

Good finish on pellet shoots stright

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It is a great way to test various pellets for compatibility with individual airguns.st

Have one available for every pellet in a given caliber and/or the ability to create a sampler for only the pellets you wish to test.

great selection of weights and shapes.

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the mice in the barn didn't like any of them.

5 different pellet types to try out and good overall quality. Had to get real picky to find any defective pellets

Add the Supermags to the sample which would be their heaviest pellet.

None of these grouped well out of my Gamo Big Cat 1250.

Excellent way to try out different pellets without buying bulk of those that give my air guns indigestion.

Nothing.

I am new to air guns and this sampler gave me a chance to try various pellets before purchasing larger quantities.

Once you open the package there is no way to close it securely, pellets will get mixed and fall out of the package.

None of the pellet came damaged.

Accurate consistent

The container easily gets smashed and they all mix together.

When loading these always seemed a bit snug in my Benjamin Titan

I like the concept of sampler packs. It gives me the chance to try various pellets without buying a full tin of each. I also like the fact that RWS includes 100 pellets of each type in the sampler. This gives me the chance to not only try different pellets but to try them in different air guns. All of the pellets have been very consistent. I have not noted any bent skirts.

I have to say that I really do not like the packaging. I find the trays too narrow to get my fingers in resulting in pellets getting mixed up between trays. I solved the problem by labeling old pill bottles and putting each type into its pill bottle so I would say the packaging is no big deal. I also believe that the price should be dropped by a few dollars. The average price per pellet in the sampler is 3 cents each, which is considerably higher than the average price per pellet when purchasing 500 count tins.

See above.

It's a wonderful idea.

The item does not show that it is .177 only, nor does it give you a choice for 22 cal. Nor do they sell 22 cal pellet sampler that I could find. The one I bought is worthless to me and I didn't know it till I opened it.

Do not order if you have a 22 cal air gun.

Great assortment of pellets, inexpensive way to see what your rifle shoots best!

Maybe do something different with the packaging, its easy to mix the pellets up..

This is a good way to find the right pellet for your gun.

Better container.

Give them a shot.

I bought these for my Beeman Ram. This sampler pack is great, but not the best. Most of the pellets fit nicely, but in a few found them to be a little too big. Overall, I found the pellet to work best with my rifle and that's what counts. I found the same problem with my Gamo P25.

I would have liked a more consistent size to give me a better picture of which type works best.

Although a few came in a bit of a different size most came out good for practice.

Easy way to get a good assortment of pellets. RWS makes pretty good stuff, so it's a good way to try several items at once.

The packaging makes it kinda hard to keep them separated, especially if you have big hands and fingers! Be sure you can actually USE all the pellets in the assortment too; my new gun doesn't accept pointed pellets.

Of the ones in this pack, the only ones I wouldn't recommend were the RWS Hobby pellets - and then only if you're shooting one of the Umarex/Walther CO2 guns with a rotary mag. These Hobby pellets have longer skirts and tend to jam in the mag.

I got these to try with a new RWS 34P Pro Compact. After putting a few hundred pellets through it for seasoning, I tested 20+ types of pellets in 10 shot groups at 15 yards using a front bag rest. Superdome created a dime size ragged hole with two flyers within an inch of the hole. Meisterkugeln created a quarter size grouping with one flyer an inch away. Meisterkugeln punched through the paper plates I used as targets very cleanly. Hobby clustered at nickel size grouping with three flyers within a half inch of the grouping. Superpoint gave me a silver dollar size grouping. Super-H-Point produced a half dollar size grouping with two flyers an inch away.

The packaging requires care not to intermingle the pellet types.

JSB Match Diabolo Exact, 4.52 mm, 8.4 grain and Crosman Premier Hollow Points have performed best in the RWS 34P. Ten shot groups have been dime or nickel sized and tight.

quality acccuracy is consistant superpoint groups best from my gamo varmit hunter hp

Clean, consistent, very few deformations. Accurate in both my springer rifles.

Packaging. Each style is in a "trough" and I got a few mixed up.

Economical way to try several different "top of the line" pellets in one package.

Very good sample of the RWS pellets. Nice clean pellets which do not leave lead deposits in your barrel. My Webley Tempest pistol shoots all equally well.

Offer a .22 sampler.

nice assortment that allows you to find out what your rifle likes.

packaging, they arrived scrambled and some were even outside the package, maybe three staples around the outside edges.