Page 7 - RWS Superdome .177, .177 Reviews

Nice quality/uniformity out of the tin. Decent value.

Nothing, but I probably won't buy more of them - vary too much from other pellets (with my gun/scope combo).

These pellets shoot entirely differently through my gun (Gamo BC1250) than any other pellet I've tried. The difference is at least consistent, but also substantial. Where others may print a dot high or wide, the superdomes are 3 low and 2 wide with every shot. Were a shooter to sight in a gun/scope with these, he'd do well to shoot them exclusively, because no other pellet would be compatible with the setup.

The most accurate for my Crosman 2100. 1/2 to 3/4 in. groups at 20 yards. No flyers. Clean and uniform.

Better tin. I wonder how much they save by not using a screw cap.

The BC is fairly low, about 0.01, so they will lose lots of energy if you use them at long ranges.

Very nice pellet. Accurate. Good weight.

Does not fit into 8 round magazine as well as the RWS Meisterkugeln.

Be sure to press into magazine firmly or it may jam your trigger. A firm squeeze with your fingers will get it in there flush. Only a very mild annoyance.

These are excellent pellets. Uniformity can not be better. I used them in my new Remington NPSS and the results were what I expected of a quality product, awesome.

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The difference between cheap pellets and quality ones makes the difference in satisfaction and performance. Fit is tight, not loose like others.

Very accurate and consistency shot to shot. Prompt and speedy shipping from P'Air.

If wherever these pellets are made and they have Dollar Stores, the small ziploc plastic containers with the snap on lids would be a revelation. I hate the little tin can with the slip off lid that was invented to test the limits of the bad side of human beings. Very sad indeed!

Recently purchased a RM-200 from P'Air which I got within 3 days and was in show room condition. (I ordered it pre-owned). I tried the Wally World pellets and it was ok, but not impressive. Ordered these from P'Air and WOW. This airgun loves these things. Installed a cheap 4X32, sighted in at 35 yards...5 shots in less than an inch. (Not my doing, great trigger) Later in the day, my son in law and I were bouncing a coke can around at 69 yards! I also tried these in my Ruger Mag, but it still cracked Mach 1 so I went to the RWS Diabolo 10+ gr in this one.

Very accurate in stoeger x10. Good pellet for hunting inside 30 yrds.

Higher B.C..

-Accuracy -Kills good despite not being a hollow point -No deformed pellets

-Pyramid should ship them in smaller packages for a lower shipping price since the box was way more larger than needed. -RWS should clean the pellets to prevent led slivers into fingers. -RWS should make spiral tins so the lid can be fastened tight.

I have a Ruger Air Hawk(1,00fps) and I have been shooting 5" groups at 20yds with Daisy hollow points and Crosman destroyers, but these RWS Superdome pellets shrank my groups to 2". Since these are not hollow points that expand and stay in the critter I only shoot birds and squirrels on the ground with it since I have neighbors near by and I don't want pellets screaming through a critter in the air potentially hitting something or someone way off in the distance. I use my Daisy 880S(760fps) when aiming up at birds and squirrels in trees since I have neighbors close by so if you have neighbors near you too then shoot at lower power when aiming in the trees because I found that these pellets go right through birds at just 6 pumps and small-medium sized squirrels at 10 pumps.

These are the most accurate, flier free, pellets I have yet to shoot. At 33' I fired 30 of them into one ragged hole. They are really consistant shooters in my Gamo Hunter Black Shadow. I have shot dozens of various brands and these are really the best yet. They are consistant in size and all the skirts were perfect.

I would prefer a screw lid with some padding but Pyramyd does an outstanding job of packing their shipments and I have not found a single damaged pellet.

I will buy more of these. I consider Pyramyd to be the the best people I have yet to deal with and will continue to buy from them exclusively.

Accuracy and chamber fit in Beeman R7.

screw top lid.

In my Beeman R7, this pellet is as good as any I have used for recreational target shooting. They fit the barrel chamber well and are very accurate for a good price.

Superdomes have to be my favorite pellet of all times with the JSB's coming in close second. They are accurate in every air rifle I have ever tried them in and I would not hesitate to reccomend them to anybody needing a good precise pellet for shooting.

Nothing except make them free but doubt that will ever happen :) Seriously the price is very good for the quality pellets you get. My local Wal Mart wants almost $9.00 for a tin of Crosman pellets and for 75 cents more you can get these that are cleaner and more accurate.

The domed shape of these really help with longer range shots and I have tried a lot of pellets out but always come back to these because I know they work.

Nicely finished pellet and very good accuracy with high impact.

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I've been using these with my 2 Umarex pistols, the M92FS and CP88, and the accuracy is very good to excellent. Honestly the accuracy is almost the same as the RWS Diabolo pellet which I think is a surprisingly great value for an inexpensive pellet. The difference is increased impact. So if your thing is knocking stuff over, give these a try. A word of advice, make sure you seat them firmly and completely into the rotary clips or you'll find that they can get snagged in the rotation.

my crosmen quest loves these. before at 25 yards I was getting 1/2 inch groups. with the super domes I get one ragged hole!!!! plus they do a number on small pest.

screw off lid.

Terrific accuracy from a Storm XT with GRTIII trigger. These pellets group at about 0.5" at 30 yd. Excellent field pellet.

Change to a screw on lid

I got these included in the RWS shooters kit which I purchased from Pyramyd Air for the cleaning pellets and rods. They sat around for about a year before I pulled them out and starting shooting them. I'm glad I did. Just about the best pellet for this rifle.

They are great in my Browning 800 mag. Accurate. Also use them in my RWS 350 mag.

Better lid on tin. I always put the pellets in a plastic medicine bottle when I open a tin. Put on label and ready to go.

A little expensive but then every thing is now days.

Coated pellet

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Simple! It's the best pellet made. The coating avoids lead fouling of the barrel therefore easy to keep clean and using them keeps your lead exposure minimal. I can remember using cheap pellets and seeing my hands turn dark Grey from the lead. Great penetration. Shooting a 1X4 board knocks a big chunk of wood on the back side.

My Diana 34 loves these it shoots these at 890 fps for 15 fpe and they are very accurate. The best I have gotten from other pellets I with the Diana give about 12 fpe at best and nothing is more accurate.

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4th can for free is an incredible marketing idea. I will continue to buy my pellets from Pyramyd Air!

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When buying high powered air rifles, accuracy can be a concern. I've found that buying heavier pellets greatly increases accuracy. When you use light ammo, you get your feet per second, but you sacrifice accuracy because of the light weight of the ammo.

Consistant sizing, 500 count Tins great packaging for the shipment

LABEL WITH HEAD SIZE

If you have a RWS 34 or 350 with 12 land barrel these fit too loose and scatter. Find a pellet with 4.52 or larger head size and use them they will group much better

The 8.4 grain weight.

Better quality control. Too many dinged up pellets.

I shot 60 pellets in my 50 foot indoor range with my relatively new RWS Model 34 Compact Pro. They seemed to hit hard but were inconsistent in their accuracy. In a 5 shot group at least two would be an inch or so wild. I thought the pellets were a bit dinged up right out of the box. Then I switched to a 7.9 gr. hollow point and the groups tightened significantly (dime sized groups) in the identical shooting situation. I then tried the Crosman Destroyer pellet with nearly the same results as the hollow points. Clearly the Superdome pellets aren't the most accurate for MY gun. Guess I'll use them up on tin cans! Hope this underscores the need for you to test your own individual rifle for what works best in it.

The RWS Superdome 8.3gr is the best pellet for accuracy and distance for my RWS Model 34 in .177 cal. I love these pellets. They are clean and very uniform in size and shape. The skirts are firm and don't bend or warp easily resulting in consistent accurate shots. I like them so much I stocked up on them.

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These don't shoot too well on my Beeman RAM Air RS2 Rifle (The old Sportsman 1000) in .177 cal. because the pellet skirts are too wide for the breech.