Page 4 - RWS Super-H-Point .22, .22 Reviews

Consistency, on target performance

A screw top lid on the tin would be nice

I tested several different pellets in my Beeman Sportsman and these were by far the most consistent. My testing procedure consisted of three different 5 shot strings checking both the accuracy and the velocity. These were the second fastest pellet I tested and the velocities were VERY consistent. In each string there was less than 10fps between the fastest and slowest. Surprisingly enough this consistency did not translate into the best accuracy but the accuracy I did receive was more than acceptable for a field pellet. I have used these pellets to take a few pigeons in my barn and all were instant one shot kills. All in all I've been very pleased with the performance of these pellets

Very clean pellet and accurate at closer ranges. I could not get these pellets to group that great at 20 yards plus but they do hold good groups up to about 15 yards.... They do expand pretty well but I get close to the same expansion and more accuracy with the superdomes.

Maybe more of a domed hollow point design for better long range accuracy. Tins of 500 please!!!

Not a good long range pellet for me but your results may vary and they are still a lot more accurate than other pellets I have tried.

They are light weight, have a heavy skirt and are well made.

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I bought these for my multi-pump Crosman 1400. I was looking for a lighter weight pellet that I could use with 3 pumps and still have a reasonable velocity for a flatter arc during flight. The Crosman multi-pumps of this era have a breech screw that can be the bane of pellet loading. I found that these pellets loaded reliably and with no damage to the skirt, a key element to getting acceptable grouping. I think that the heavy skirt helped to keep damage from the breech screw to a minimum. These pellets grouped very well with 3 pumps at 20 yards from the bench leaving a 5 pellet single hole group that could be covered by a dime. At 8 pumps, the pellets still grouped as well but at a higher point of impact as is to be expected with the higher power level and resultant velocity. I don't hunt so I can't say how well the hollow point design works for expansion, but for backyard plinking and target shooting with a multi-pump rifle, these work great at both low and high power levels.

Beautifully milled...like a piece of art....very good expansion in my RWS 48...good 'dispatch' factor on squirrels and rabbits....very destructive.....yet accurate for target

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This is the best pellet I have yet used in many purchases

This is the best made fine milled machine for my RWS 48. It does massive damage on ground squirrels and rabbits....I enjoy the 'finished' results much more than the Beeman Crow Magnum. These penetrate well, these disperse their energy early and are highly destructive. For targeting....very accurate.

I would buy more!

Buy Mortimer, buy

Pellets are very consistent in size and shape. Very accurate in my Benjamin Trail NP, .22 at 20 yards. Great performance on pigeons.

Better lid on can, comes off too easily.

If you are looking for a hunting pellet for the Benjamin Trail NP, I highly recommend this pellet.

Excellent pellets inside 20 yards. I am shooting a Walther Talon Magnum. Very accurate.

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Excellent pellets inside 20 yards. I am shooting a Walther Talon Magnum. Very accurate.

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Precision and stopping power.

I would use a can with screw up cap.

Great for small game. It will drop any small game right on it´s tracks. I love this pellet for dove hunting up to 50 yards.

Consistent accuracy, hard hitting and great pellet-to-pellet quality. They all fit into the breech of my RS2 exactly the same every time I load. They're also clean and don't deposit a lot of lead onto your fingertips. At 25yds I can put 15 shots into one ragged hold the size of a nickel. A better shooter could probably do better.

The tin needs a screw-on top.

If you hunt with these and carry the tin around with you, stretch a couple rubber bands across the tin. If you don't, they'll spill out.

its evry thing you want in a h-point pellet good exspantion on impact.

not a thing

this is a 25yd pellet a very good hunting pellet at that distance its in the top three of hollow points.

Hvy pellet . . . good for varmits.

Lower the price . . .

This is one of several brands/types of airgun ammo I have tried... I have only air rifles and am a casual shooter. Eventually will shoot enuf different ammo to decide on a couple of types (brands/weights/shapes/designs) of pellets that will accomodate all of my various shooting needs as to accuracy and dependability. Then will buy only those brands and not keep switching. .. certainly there are many different pellet brands on the market and all are good for some purpose somewhere. .. . I just want to determine a couple of good (dependable, uniform, accurate-for-my-rifles) brands of pellets that I can keep in stock at all times. Am not interested in constantly changing brands and getting used to the differences each time I shoot.

The pellet looked cool with the hollow point, but that was about it!

I am shooting a Benjamin Marauder and these pellets are very inaccurate. I would recommend Beeman Kodiaks or H&N Baracuda Match

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Overhaul the design. The head portion wont stay intact when shot thru ballistics gel.

Haven't tried a few other simular designs to if result are the same. yet...

inside 10' everything.

perfect 10' hunting pellet in my rws 34p. drew horizontal lines on edge of home made pellet trap. hit the center of half " line every time.

very uniform in size and weight. shoot great out of all my guns

GO BACK TO THE 500 TIN!!!!!

i wont be buying these here anymore because ALL rws pellets are only in 250 tins now and not worth the money anymore

accuracy, penetration, expansion, Is there anything else? These are all around the best ive shot very clean and consistant..

The price, if I could, but you get what you pay for.

Shot three crosman pellets resulting in three misses,thought my scope was off.Shot three of these pellets resulting in three hits, all at thirty ft.They cost twice as much but its going to depend on whether you want to hit what your aiming at. One hit is better than many many misses dont ya think!

3/4" 10 shot group at 30 yards with Crossman NPSS. 4 Rabbits, 9 Squirrels between 20-30 yards. Good price.

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This has been a wonderful pellet for varmint hunting. So accurate and has a deadly punch on impact.

Awsome accuracy and consistency, was shooting half inch groups at 50 ft. with a Benjamin trail np and same grouping with Daisy 22x.

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Buy these.

Shot a 1" ten shot group at 30 yards from a rest. I was shooting a Remington NPSS .22 with a Centerpoint 3x9x50 mm scope. I took out six squirrels yesterday all between 25 and 30 yards.

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I think it's the best pellet on the market