Page 2 - RWS Super-H-Point .22, .22 Reviews

Excellent overall pellet -- my "go to" pellet for accuracy and hard-hittting. Also quite accurate at distances of 50+ yards.

More pellets in a tin. How about a 500 count in .22?

Use these in most airguns and you can't go wrong.

Great groups. Very lethal on any small game (squirrels, rabbits, turtle doves, ect.).

the head of the pellet tends to separate from the skirt of the pellet but still very lethal

shoots great out of Gamo Big Cat hunter edition

They were clean and appeared to be shaped well

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Poor grouping and accuracy in my Benjamin Titan GP .22 Cal.

Quality pellets. Consistent shape.

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Keep in mind it depends on the gun you are shooting on how certain pellets perform. These out of my Xisco60C PCP and Co2 rifles are match like. I shoot dime size groups at 25 yards with these pellets. They are not accurate in my Benjamin break-barrel. Crosman premiers HP work best in that. These RWS pellets are incredibly accurate in my custom Crosman 2300. Also..always buy 4 cans at PA and get one free! Great deal!

very consistent ,very accurate in HW50S ,RWS34. and gamo whisper ellite

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great product.

They shoot well and mushroom nicely.

I would use a screw top lid.

These were shot out of a Benji Trail NP and Stoeger X10 with good results. They also punch paper nicely with a clean hole if if you happen to run out of wadcutters.

Everything!! All pellets in tin are free of lead shavings!! No deformed pellets so far. Shoots great out of my Hammerli .22 cal. Easy to load in clips! Last day of squirrel season got head shot at 25 yards went through completely! Plenty of knock down power with these pellets seem to have more damage controll than standard domed pellets. RWS pellets are great!!

Screw on lid for tin

Buy some and try them!! All airguns are different but if your air gun likes these pellets then you have a winner!

everything.these pellets shot great in my np 2

larger tin, 500 ct

Accurate and hard-hitting. I've had four single-shot kills on woodchucks at 50' with these.

Offer a tin of 500.

Excellent hunting round, especially in .22. (The .177 version of this pellet is also good, but I've had accuracy problems with the .25, possibly due to its slightly different design.)

The hollow point design.

Packaging, 1 out of ever 10-15 shows bad damage on the skirt or the head.

Go with the jsb pellets.

Very uniform and accurate great quality pellet for my nitro piston

Screw top lid

If you want a consitant pellet look RWS

Hitting power is great but decent accuracy and par consistency would lead me a stray

500 count for america.

Used a hatsan 95 and Meisterkugelns did much better

Typical RWS quality. Relatively clean, very little flash or deformed pellets and consistent performance.

Like everyone always says, the lid on the tin. I would also like to be able to buy these in tins of 500.

I find the RWS pellet line to be slightly harder than some others such as JSB but these work well for me. They are my new go-to pellet for plinking and hunting with my customized 2289g. It has an 18 inch barrel and more importantly an extended bolt which I feel is critical with the RWS line and many other deeper skirt pellets. If you're using a bolt action you should note where the pellet seats and the location of the barrel port hole in relation to the skirt. The Super-H-Point actually group tighter for me than Superdomes and do more damage to target objects but YMMV.

They shoot straight and hit hard

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Buy these pellets.

Consistant pellet, very accurate.

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I really like these pellets, the repeatability is excellent, and the product quality is great. RWS does a pretty darn good job with their products...

High quality typical of RWS with little to no flash or bent skirts. Work well in my 2289g and 1322 bolt action guns. Don't hang up in the breech nearly as much as the H&N / Beeman H points. Hit prey and targets hard and makes a little bigger holes in things than pointed or domed. The price is good for the quality.

Like all RWS the lid isn't firmly attached. You learn what not to do after you've dropped a whole container. I've only had close calls.

If you haven't tried RWS, you should. These are good value in higher quality .22 hunting pellets.

These act just like the crossman premier hollow points to me, but some guns (like my gamo bc) like these more. I think there is WAY more than 250 pellets in a container but whatever

I wouldn't change a whole lot......

I think these also have more penetration than the crossman hollow points. (.22)

deliver a good punch and shoot pretty good from my nitro venom

screw top can

Shoot to the same point of impact as the JSB Exact 15.89gr pellets in my Daystate Air Wolf MCT. Ideally suited for small pests (mice, rats, starlings, sparrows, pigeons) when overpenetration or restricted range is desireable, e.g., in suburban settings.

These are probably TOO expanding for larger varmints, like crows. I hit a crow with one of these at around 25 yards, with a high chest shot... watched the pellet hit through my 20x scope. The crow was stunned for several seconds, then recovered after about 30 seconds and managed to fly off, although I believe it died after a couple hundred yards (flew out of sight, heard a huge crow ruckus in that direction less than a minute later). A similar hit with a JSB Exact would have anchored the crow (has, in the past). A close examination of the spot where the crow was shot showed several underfeathers, no blood (no exit wound). On these larger, tougher critters, a through-and-through hole is necessary to anchor them... ideally breaking bone or the offside wing on the way out. Interestingly, the .177 caliber Super H-Points WILL fully penetrate a crow at the same distance, and disable it quickly even if no bones are struck. Yet again, the domes are more accurate in that caliber, and kill as well or better on large varmints.

Not as accurate as the domed pellets... more than a half-inch groups at 25 yards, compared to one hole with the JSB Exacts. I'll use them for starlings and English Sparrows, in either .177 or .22, at closer ranges or where overtravel or overpenetration is a concern, but will stick to the Exacts for most hunting and especially on crows.

These are a lot nicer than the everyday HP pellets I shoot , they are very accurate and expand well too . Their shape lends to good expansion I guess .

Nothing , a very good hunting pellet ... hits hard .

I shoot these in a Benjamin pump rifle and a Benjamin CO2 pistol, 14.5gr. pellets are my best shooting ammo for all occasions in these two guns , I use these when I am VERY serious about my target and they work very well in both of them ,