Page 3 - RWS Superpoint Extra, .22 Reviews

Well made pellets with few misshapen ones. Load and shoot very well in the tight breech of my Browning800 pistol. And its like the only 250piece count can.

Tin sucks. Add threads.

Idk

Nice clean accurate deep penetrator it expands nice and hard hitter

Not a thing just woul like 500 pcs. Tins.

Exellent hunting pellet at mediun range great on fethers.

Size, shape, and being so clean.

Offer 500 to a tin.

This pellet shot a dime size group at 30 yards. It will make a very nice hunting pellet.

Clean, consistent and well fitting. Fit much better than crosman premiers in all my pistols/rifles. Great groups

Bigger tins of 500 count

At a minimum - worth a try if you've not done so

RWS must have an excellent quality control. Pellets fit perfect every time. Best quality ammo I've used so far.

500 round tins would be nice.

For hunting pests and small varmints, you can't beat these rounds.

Excellent penetration,very consistent in accuracy and grouping.Best pellet I have found thus far,for my tuned Nitro Venom .22,pellets look good on the paper and I successfully hunt with them as well(crow,and one coon,had to track him though)

The skirts bend very easily,and dont fit the Crosman Nitro Venom .22 perfect,so what ever rifle you use,after loading,open the breach to make sure you didnt bend the skirt.

Pellets were fired from a tuned Crosman Nitro Venom .22.I tried the CPHP,Benjamin sample pack,and RWS super point,the RWS shot tighter more consistent groups of all.Maybe a heavier grain would be better for a tuned rifle,in my opinion.

accurate well made pellet size of pellet was consistent.

500 count tin keep cost down. have had some deformed skirts on the pellets better quality control

i shot these at 10 yards with a RWS 34 and benjamin 392 was able to get one hole shots from both guns. the point help feeding into the benji's breech..

Shoot great in my Benjamin 392 - best of the original 4 tins I purchased with the rifle. Reasonably priced. Good takedown on starlings and pigeons.

Screw on lid.

Consistent quality and ballistics.

great dynamics for a pointed pellet. grouped the best out of the 4 diffrent pellets i bought

foam pad for pellet deformation

great for long range. had my gun at 30 yds punching 1/2 group.

These pellets are very clean, and I have yet to find a damaged pellet so far.Penetration is very good on small pest...I like the sound it makes when you hit the mark,So far has droped all pest on the spot.

Like most people the loose lid needs to change...come on how hard is it the change this with a screw on lid.

Don't like these in my xl 1100.

Thicker skirt. More weight.

My Benji xl 1100 did not like these at all. 5/10 hit the paper at 75 yards.

accurate, really pointy, and fast, they stay on target up too atleast 100 yards, with a drop ofcourse, really good fpe

the skirts dent and bend really easily, if u drop one on a hard surface its probably not even shootable. i dropped a hole tin and had to just throw them away.

theyre great and make a big exit wound

after shooting the super points in my rws 48 and tech force 99 the accuracy was outstanding compared too any other pellet i have tried. highly recomended

change back too 500 pellets in one tin

Very accurate, really penetrates the target well.

Would like a container that has 500 of these bad boys

Try and see for your self my beeman love these pellets

this is one of three pellets my nitro venom dusk rifle likes, these give a really nice grouping. there very clean & consistent like all RWS pellets

Uniform in size, clean, penetrates, yet expands nicely. Works well in low and high power airguns. Seems to not over penetrate. Shoots well in my Crosman 140 and Tech Force 89.

The tin, needs a screw on lid.

These pellets really surprised me on accuracy. I have never had that great of luck with pointed pellets in the past but these grouped just about as good as the superdomes did in two of my rifles. I just got them because of the buy 3 tins and get the 4th free so I figured what the heck for free and tried them out.

I want the 500 count tins back in the .22 caliber.

Even though these weigh 14.5 and superdomes are 14.2 they still shoot to pretty much the same point of impact and you shouldn't need to readjust yor scope.

They look lethal. From my Remington Nitro .22 cal they group well for recreational shooting, which is all I use them for now.

As a hunter and defender of my garden and small orchard, they don't perform as well as the RWS Super-H-Point or Crosman Premier hollow points.

Lots of choices with ammo. Hollow points working best for me to make the 'one shot, one kill'.

they're very good with my rws 34 classic with a macarri tune kit the accuracy is great used these to shoot a fly on paper at 30 yards after sight in these are my favorite hunting pellets as well as my favorite for shooting competitions with my dad because they're so accurate .29" 5 shot groups at 25 yards is easy i love them

of course tins of 500 for the same price but that wont happen the tin is great for hunting because o dont have to unscrew a lid if a critter shows up and if they were slightly more polished

i used a microfiber cloth and polishing compound to polish the entire pellet and got even more accuracy! a record group for me was set with the polished pellets of .153 at 25 yards center to center with a RWS34.

Excellent pellet, an ideal weight and very good penetration.

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