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PY-P-794
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Item Code: RWS-2317410 [PY-P-794]
| Caliber | 0.22" (5.5mm) |
| Ammo Type | Pellets |
| Weight | 14.5gr |
| Ammo Shape |  |
| Quantity | 200 |
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Things I liked: Very accurate. Average weight pellets is right around 14.4 gr.
Things I would have changed: nothing
What others should know: Work very well in my Benjamin prowler.
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Things I liked: I love these pellets! They fly straighter and truer than any other pellet I've tried. My Diana 34 just loves them.
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I purchase a tin of these when I found them in my local gun shop. They are in .22 cal. Did anyone else experience a very, very dusty like pellet? Each one? They are horrible.
Either the pellets were in stock at your local store for a very long time and began to oxidize or you are seeing the powdered lube on the surface of the pellet.
accuracy in np trail Benjamin?
These will work in the Benjamin Trail but domed, or round nose, pellets are usually the most accurate.
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Things I liked: I have been shooting these pellets for over 10 years with my scoped RWS model 48 air rifle . I use my air rifle for pest control rats & squirrels . They kill critters much better than the hollow point , domed or wad cutter pellets in my opinion . They are as accurate as match grade wad cutter pellets in my rifle . These pellets shoot ragged one hole groups at 15 yds . through my rifle .
Things I would have changed: I used to buy these in 500 pellets per can . It appears they only come in 200 count cans now ? I purchased a few cans and when I ran out I found that the " new " pellets do not shoot to the same POI as the old ones ? I had to re-zero my scope ( only a few clicks ) with windage & elevation to get a correct zero . Maybe the pellet alloy has changed ? I suggest you check your zero when you change to a "new " can of pellets . The 500 pellet count cans I shot were all purchased at the same time and zero never changed from can to can for me . I would hope they would offer the 500 count cans again .
What others should know: I suggest if you are using your air gun for pest control to test several brands of pellets in your air gun to see what shoots the most accurately before you buy a large quantity . Pellet guns do not have much power per say and shot placement & penetration into the vital organs for clean kills is very important .