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Very accurate pellets for my air rifle competition. Precise and consistent groups.

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I use the the RWS R-10 match 7.0g for air pistols.

The R-10 match pellet is very consistent in size and weight. They are very accurate at 10m. I use them in my new Air Arms 200T. I am getting bulls eye groups smaller than a dime. Try them. 500 ct. Good deal.

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All of RWS pellets are excellent. They are carefully produced and very clean. No pellet dust.

I have recently acquired an Air Arms S400 MPR, these pellets seem to work very well in it. I am very pleased!

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Quite simply these are probably the best pellets you can buy. I'm using it on a Baikal IZH M46 competition pistol and a Beeman R7 rifle. Guns this good deserve the very best pellet. They're incredibly consistent.in size, and they fit these guns perfectly -- not loose and not too tight. These are the only pellets I'll ever use.

Price is a little high, but you get what you pay for.

Exelant, 5 shots 1 hole off the bench. A little pricey.

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Use these primarily in my FWB 603. They shoot very well. I would not consider purchasing airgun pellets from any place other then Pyramyd Air. They are packed for shipping like the precision ammo that they are. If you have never ordered pellets from Pyramyd Air you will be in for a pleasant surprise when you open the shipping box.

Pyramyd Air charges a little more per tin of pellets then many other online vendors which offsets the "put 4 in your cart and pay for 3". But as stated above it is the care they take in packing that keeps me coming back!

Best packaging I have seen for this item. I have ordered elsewhere and the tins were dented. So what condition were the pellets in. With your shipping there was no chance of damage.

Very accurate. Very dependable pellet.

You can't go wrong with RWS pellets.

Consistency.

Price, but who doesn't want to pay less for the same thing.

I was sighting in and testing a Daisy 753 on a chrony with Crosman Premier Hollowpoints thinking that they would be an economical selection for the task. Groups were loose and velocities were all over the place. 5 shot groups seemed to end up with 2 different impact points about 3/4" apart at 10 yards and the velocities were between 380 and 430 fps. I was about to give up in frustration in my refurb project. I had already put my rifle away when I remembered my tin of R10s. What if they actually make a difference? The two impact points per group became one group <1/2" (please no comments on my marksmanship) and velocity spread shrank to 400-412 fps. My frustration was relieved. I never thought that there could be such a difference. They are expensive, but I am not going to be sacrificing my shooting enjoyment to save less than 2 cents per shot.

The amazing accuracy.

You can't change perfection.

For a 10yd Walter this is the one.