Page 2 of 18 - RWS Superdome .177 Cal, 8.3 Reviews

I was impressed with the design, compact head shape and long skirt (I wonder about the ridges in the skirt.) They seem clean and uniform, without debris in the bottom of the tin. I noticed that when I seat the bolt there is a noticeable resistance when the skirt contacts the barrel, for my Daisy this gives me confidence that I will get the most out of my puff of air and the rifling will do its job. For a break-barrel there might be some seating issues. Overall I am impressed with the pellets compared to others I have tried.

Many people say "a screw on lid on the tin" I guess I just did too. These are the most expensive, heaviest per pellet I have tried. They keep the cost per tin down by only offering 300, more please. Other than that, nothing.

I shoot a Daisy 880 at a target 36' away from a standing position. I am 73 years young and this is my first air gun. I judge pellet accuracy by shooting 15 rounds per session, counting my shots in and out of a 3" circle and in a quarter sized bullseye. I also note the spread across the grouping. I am early in my hunt for what pellet my Daisy likes best. For the tin, the RWS Superdomes have the smallest average spread by an impressive 30%. I think Daisy likes them. Perhaps your shooter will too.

I am shooting a Daisy 880 Shadow. This is my first exploration of different weights and better quality ammo to try to find what makes my 880 smile and say "Give me more." The Superdome is an impressive bit of lead. The long skirt is ridged and a hair wider than my previous ammo. In the 880 breach there is a slight resistance as it seats into the barrel. I have found this on no other ammo I have tried. This gives me confidence that I will get the most out of this pumper's air charge. After about 250 rounds, these are giving me a 30% reduction in spreads over my previous best ammo results. I am impressed. While some of the improvement may be my skill (I have only been shooting for about a month) I have shot side by side sessions with my previous best ammo and the pattern differences favor the ammo as much of the improvement. I think me 880 is starting to smile.

Offer the design in different weights.

I shoot only from a standing posture, 36' to my backstop tree trunk target space, open sights with my Daisy 880 Shadow. I shoot 15 shot groups and record each session 's results for comparison.

A solid pellet. Very uniform skirt. Not bent or deformed. A straight flier. 8.3 gr. is heavy hitter at end of trajectory used in multi pumpers. I call midrange between 7.0 And 9.3 gr. This is good intermediate weight for pneumatic/pumper air guns.

Expensive for number of pellets in a tin. But they are good. High quality, top shelf pellets. Would buy again.

All guns have a preference. A lot of trial & error. Try these. Take note of pellet head size. So rifling can really get a grip on it.

Shoot well for me and my gun.

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Give them a try. They could work for you as well.

My Diana model 34 really likes these pellets, been using them for years, highly recommended.

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Shoots well in my air gun. A Ruger Blackhawk.

Good rounds have good weight

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Good Quality.

Screw on lid please

These arent one of my favorites, but worth a check. Your gun might like them.

The price was good packaging was very good shipping was great

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My son likes them.

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Fun to shoot