RWS Hyper Velocity .177 Cal, 5.2 Grains, Pointed, Lead-Free, 200ct

Not much

Most of the sabots are cracked/split randomly. Contacted Umarex USA & sent them back, they replaced them.. after nagging..5 months later, with another box of cracked/split pellets. They seem to hit the target sideways. (Stoeger X5 - 495fps)

Don't waste your time & money

Nothing.

Maybe the plastic seems pretty crappy. Most are cracked and unusable.

Garbage. 68 good ones the rest are cracked. Idk wat the deal is but I wudnt waste ur time. Side note. Don't use them in p226 sig saur hand guntl to long will get stuck.

Not much they are not accurate. They tumble and hit flat most of the time.

Ultra fast and accurate !

Nothing

Squirrels beware from afar !!!

The polymer shell won't allow the pellet to deform, it's lite & fast, & penetrates deep & stays together,

Accuracy could be better, & the polymer used, leaves more residue than other pellets similar that I shoot

The residue that left in barrel from shooting these, are harder to clean than other polymer pellets pellets I've shot, they are fast but you sacrifice accuracy with that though,

Is lite & fast, the polymer shell won't deform any, they are a fun pellet to shoot!

As many of the pellets I buy, I know what I'm getting when I buy them, the polymer shell does leave a little more residue than other I shoot, and seems to take a little more effort to clean too than the others,

It's a fun pellet to shoot, it will foul up your barrel litlle more than other polymer pellets out there & will take little more effort to clean the residue out of barrel than others, the penetrate great & stay together,

Lead free. High Speed. Penetration.

I like the little container.

These don't shoot very accurately in my guns. I wish they did.

- Lead free - High Speed - Good Penetration - Easy to load. - Difficult/almost impossible to damage during handling or loading, very tough.

Maybe make a heavier version ?

These pellets fills the rifling on my Beeman RS2 with plastic residue. After using these, I have to clean the barrel thoroughly, with gun cleaner, and cleaning pellets + cleaning rod, for a good 5-10 minutes to remove all the plastic residue that has "melted" itself into the rifling groves of the barrel. I'm not sure if this happens on all guns. But it happens to both my Beeman RS2 and my Crosman .177 "357" revolver.

- Regular lead pellets shot without removing the plastic residue makes my guns fire very inaccurate.

- When you shoot them, it smells like burned plastic. <--- I like that smell...