Page 10 - RWS Superdome .22, .22 Reviews

very uniform. hit hard. accuracy very close to rws meisters and point of impact almost the same

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worth the extra money

These are the best all around pellets you can get for any gun. maybe 3 out of 500 are bad that is pretty good for a pack of 500.

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Get the they are cost effective and you cannot go wrong.

Cleaner than Crosman premiers that I ordered and they seem really well made. These are my favorite pellets for normal shooting. I use the predators for those "special" occassions.

Nothing really except the tins could use a screw top instead of just friction fit. They don't stay close on their own if the fall over even with the lid on.

Give high velocity and good accuracy in my Benjamin Super Streak. Second only to sister pellet Super point in accuracy, 15-20 more fps. than the point.

Add about 1 1/2 to 2 more grains weight. Screw top can would keep them off the floor/ground!

This pellet gives me 918 fps and over 27 fpe. from my .22cal Benjamin Super Streak -measured 18" from barrel. I love my RWS .22 model 48 and my .177 cal. model 52. This gun is not as refined (trigger is very bad) but they can't compare when it comes to velocity and just pure power.

My RWS 34 Panther loves these pellets. I got the best groupings from these pellets at 10 yard distance. Quality is very high on these pellets.

Lower the price to less than $10/500 tin.

These pellets seem to be high quality pellets with a nice design. The price is very reasonable.

I got these pellets for a good general use pellets so I could save my expensive JSB's for hunting outings. However, I soon discovered that these pellets will absolutely not shoot out of my Gas spring Walther Falcon Hunter. I really can't even use these pellets for medium to long rang plinking due to their awful grouping. I can consistently shoot 1 to sub 1 inch groups at 35-40 yards with various other pellets. With the superdome's at this range a good group would be in the neighborhood of 5+ inches!

So far they all seem to be in good condition and shape. Right weight for mid range use.

Screw top lid.

Work well in my springair gun. No problems loading or getting to fit the chamber. Seem to be a perfect fit for all around shooting . Not to light or too heavey. Priced right for the product.

Nice shape, Weight, Accurate, Hard Hitting

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Accurate and hard still hard hitting even out to 30 yards. I was able to punch through tin that was about the thickness of a credit card at 30 yards (most of the shots did at least) using my beeman rs2.

Well made. Durable skirt. Pellets don't have 'dirty seams'. Fly relatively fast for how large they are. Accurate.

They don't look that cool

These are my favorite .22 pellets, and they are reliably well made with skirts that survive shipping.

Very accurate in my Beeman, excellent penetrater too.

put them in a screw top tin

Launched from a Beeman RS Sportsman rifle at a claimed speed of 850 fps (I have not yet chronographed this rifle as I am still breaking it in) This pellet will shoot through 4 drink cans filled with water (try it you will be amazed.

Fairly good target grouping accuracy. Hard hitting.

Charge less. Improve the consistancy, quality of uniformity is fair with quite a few mis shapen pelets. Make them cleaner, lots of lead flake contamination on the pellets.

These are nice but Crosman Premiers are way better in my Mendoza RM-2000.

Hard hittig and good flight qualities

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I have found this pellet to be excellent when used in my .22 cal Benjamin Discovery PCP rifle. The longer body gives it good filght qualities and a flat trajectory. I have killed both Crows and water Trutles with this hard hitting pellet. I have tried many types of pellets in my Benjamin Discovery but this one is the best general purpose pellet that I'v used.

Uniformity and quality

Design with slightly higher ballistic coefficient

These have proven accurate in my .22 airgun, but I found long-range shooting to be a little problematic. A little researched showed they had a ballistic coefficient of .014, which is about half that of a Crosman Premier (higher is "better" in terms of maintenance of energy over a distance). This doesn't make them less accurate - at ranges under 25 yards they're extremely accurate from my Benjamin 392 - but at longer ranges, they lose velocity a bit faster, so you're dealing with longer flight times, deeper pellet drop, etc. Still, at normal airgun hunting distances (30 yards or so for most of us), they're a good pellet; soft enough to expand well, but still accurate. Field target shooters will want to try them, but I think they Crosman Premier is more popular for a good reason. RWS, of course, makes extremely high-quality pellets, so on that front, they're great.

It's fits great in my Diana 34 and is accurate good for target shooting and scoping in.

Make the dome more pointed it's to me more like a wadcutter than a dome-pellet.

Don't try on small mammal animals: I can't tell you how many squirrels I've shot only to see them to a backflips and run up a tree not to be found.

The quality of the .22 & .177 pellets are very excellent, not a single bent skirt. Groupings are very consistent as with all of the RWS pellets. I shoot .6 ctc 20 yard groupings on a benjamin discovery 22. Energy Retention in .177 is not as good as a Crosman Premier but better than a RWS wadcutter/hollowpoint. It is a good compromise in between.

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In .22 this pellet is similar to all of the other RWS pellets with nothing that makes it stand out. If you want to hunt you should use a RWS super hollowpoint for better expansion. If you want to target shoot you should use the RWS Meisterkugeln as it punches cleaner holes in the target. It has marginally better energy retention than the prior two. Buy this only in .177

Very consistent, minimal pellet size variation. Nice pellets- get yourself some!

The infamous threadless tin! They're real easy to spill without some form of a locking top.

Good all around pellet- for plinking and small game alike!

Nice looking and heavy pellet and nice size tin.

I am having trouble with accuracy on them. Maybe it is the gun but I am way more accurate with the Crow Magnum and the Crossman Premier. Too bad because I would prefer to use these since it is a 500 tin but just can't get them to hit all that consistent.

Good price for the what you get and maybe they are more accurate in other guns but my Falcon Hunter isn't having much luck with it.

I use them in my 850. This is the best pellet for that gun. (Other 850 owners say the same) They are a nice medium weight and best of all they group very consistent. About 1/4" at 25 yards.

These things are dirty. All kinds of lead flakes inside the skirts. I do find too many warped skirts on these too. Quality could be better. Still group great though.

If you have an 850 AirMagnum buy 4 tins of these to start with. Your 850 will suck them down in no time. Groups are great and they are a fair price. Great plinking pellet.

Nicely rounded. well balanced can of 500 ... always steals my heart.

A little lower price ?

I had no trouble at 925 or 660. Good tight groups on target every shot. Very pleased with these !

Great value, pretty accurate across several airguns, excellent in Hammerli 850

I got 4-6 small pellets in three of my tins so far, I think they're .20 cal. No big deal if you are loading a magazine because they drop right out, but in a single shot you would have fliers if you didn't notice.

Best value out there IMO.