Page 13 of 13 - RWS Meisterkugeln Pistol .177 Cal Reviews

Very uniform, top quality, no bent skirts. Nice looking tin. Extremely accurate in lower powered airguns.

Nothing.

These are some of the finest short distance target wadcutters for lower powered airguns. In the lower powered airguns, as long as these give you the right fit in the breech, you will probably squeeze the accuracy potential close to the max in your airgun with these. With higher power airguns(above 700 fps), these may be too light and the groups tend to open up a bit. Get the heavier Meisterkugeln Rifle pellets for more powerful rifles to achieve the same accuracy.

P.S. If you are trying to squeeze the highest level of accuracy from an airgun with wadcutters though, look to the RWS R10's, they are the cream of the crop in wadcutters but more expensive, so if you want to spend a little less and get very close accuracy, then get these.

Excellent uniformity and quality - as expected from RWS.

Maybe a lower price. Otherwise nothing.

Have compared these with heavier RWS rifle pellets (8.2 Gr) as well as the Daisy Avanti pellets (8.4 Gr) using a low-power AP (Daisy 777) and the RWS MK pistol pellet groupings are a bit larger than for othe other pellets. It is worth experimenting to see what works best.

With in the last year I purchased an IZH 46M pistol to shoot in competitions at my sportsman club. I was told by a friend of mine that he shoots these Meisterkugeln in his IZH. I started with the RWS Hobby's but I notice a much tighter group with these. Now watch my scores go up

Nothing, they seem very uniform and well made. I havent found any flaws.

Pellet to pellet uniformity of: finish, skirt wall thickness and weight was very pleasing. When the tin was first opened my initial impression was that the Quality Control experienced by this product must be excellent. They pellets grouped well at 15 yards in my Gamo Hunter 220.

The pellets were excellent. I prefer to recycle where possible and a screw top tin would have been preferred.

Not at this time.

No problems.

My overall rating and value rating is low because in my Walther CP88, I can see no performance difference between these pellets and the RWS Basic pellets at just over half the cost (green tin).

RWS always makes consistent pellets. Compared to Daisy pellets, the RWS pellet skirt fits tighter in the breech. Don't know what this really translates into but I suspect they will make better contact with the rifling and therefore better accuracy. I did measure the skirt diameters with a four place digital micrometer and found variation in all pellets.I could tell the RWS pellet had a wider skirt by the increase in effort to close the breech on my pistol (FWB 94)

They are too expensive. I'm always looking for cheap pellets since I go through so many. If RWS were cheaper I'd use them exclusively.

I shoot pistol so any pellet is probably better than I can shoot. There should be a accuracy comparison chart that was created from a fixed barrel device, they we might get unbiased statistics.

Smooth finish, no seams, very tight tolerances. Great accuracy (tested with Baikal IZH-46M target pistol).

The can opens up too easily and I've spilled some in trying to pick up the can.

These aren't cheap, but worth their money.