Page 4 of 18 - RWS Superdome .177 Cal, 8.3 Reviews

Consistent quality, as accurate as any Ive tried.

I use them for paper target practice. They do not cut the paper like flat nose pellets, which is obvious from the round design. I would not buy them again for my intended use. I prefer RWS R 10 Match which I find to be just as accurate, but I do not have equipment that can measure to a thousandth of an inch.

I didnt realize the are designated as hunting pellets.

What can you say? These pellets do exactly what they are supposed to do.

Nothing!

Economical and you get your money's worth.

The domed head and 8.3 grain pellet weight. Targets great.

Larger count 500 for $9.95 would be nice.

I shoot this pellet exclusively from my .177 Gamo Hunter 220 which has a Gamo 4X32 scope, which is clear and not complicated. The average 5 shot muzzle velocity was chronographed at 844 fps. This pellet was shot at a 2 inch Birchwood/Casey target that I stuck on a box that was 80 measured feet away. The inner circle on that 2 inch target is a 1 inch circle. I totally obliterated that 1 inch circle with 20 pellets, after zeroing in on another target. This review is based on testing with the Gamo Hunter 220. I do recommend this pellet and the Gamo Hunter 220, which is my oldest breakbarrel out of 10 which includes 7 .177 calibers and 3 .22 calibers.

These pellets look good and are consistent weight and size,

I don't like slip fit tins. Would rather have screw on lids, but I guess slip fit lids are a money saver, as all the pellet manufacturers use them now I think.

I've tried just about all of the RWS pellets in .177 and .22 in all of my airguns. None of them like RWS pellets. You'd think at least one RWS pellet would work well in one of my guns, but they don't. As I've said, they appear well made and consistent, but they just don't work for me.

I bought these for my beeman P1 on ratings they were spot on. Pellets were uniform and clean and the pistol handled them great. Once the gun was zeroed in constantly got consistently small groups.

would like to see the price drop a little but this is not a deal breaker will buy these anyway

Works very well in my hw 30s. Domes are easier to load than flat heads.

Want a screw top tin? Buy one & transfer pellets.

Consistent 8.3 GR weight. Quarter size groups @ 20 yards. 1.5" or less groups @ 50 yards with my Crosman Fire. Very impressed!!

Nothing.

Would buy again. RWS pellets are well made with excellent quality control!

Accuracy of these pellets would have to be hard to beat. 500 to a tin is very good. Quality is excellent. Shoot very good in my umarex rifle.

The only thing I could wish for to change is the price. A few dollars less than $11.95 per tin would be great.

I shoot these through my Umarex Forge rifle and these pellets perform with good accuracy. The other pellet I shoot through the Umarex forge is the Fenix Line Coal fx450 ,9.57gr. The Fenix Coal fx450 seems to be a tad more accurate and does have more penetration and tighter groups. At $3.00 less per tin makes this an excellent buy.My review is supposed to be for the RWS Superdome which is an excellent pellet just a little pricy.

Very accurate from 30 feet with my Colt SAA 7.5-inch barreled pellet revolver.

Nothing.

The pellets are heavier than Crosman wad cutters i was using before. So, I have to aim on target rather than just below with these pellets.

very accurate

I finally shot all of the different pellets that I had(8 ) and rws had the smallest group I shot with my .177 umarex octane. A tv show indicated that the heavier the pellet the tighter was the group--not with my rifle.
I was shooting 10 yards indoors