RWS Meisterkugeln .177 Caliber Pellets, Competition 8.2G, 500 count

These are great pellets for target shooting, plinking, and just about every other pellet shooting activity. The first thing I noticed upon opening the tin is how much neater and cleaner the pellets were. It's very obvious that these pellets are manufactured using tighter tolerances and held to a higher standard then the Crossman pellets I used to buy.None of the pellets were deformed or misshaped at all. None of them had blemishes or inconsistencies from pellet to pellet. With the cheaper crossman pellets I would have to visually check every pellet before I used it to ensure it wasn't bent or deformed in some way. It seemed like 1 out of every 10 Crossman pellets would have some sort of deformity in it Not so with these Meisterkugeln pellets. Every pellet is perfect and I no longer have to check each one before I load it, I know its good.They are highly accurate and I shoot very tight shot groups with these every time. I shoot metal gongs in my backyard and the flat nose design reduces changes of a ricochet by quite a bit compared to the other hunting style pellets out there. I'm completely happy with these and every time I have friends over to shoot they always start using my Meisterkugeln pellets even though they have a tin of Crossmans right next to mine because they prefer they way they shoot. I'm never going back to cheapo pellets again. When you factor in that your getting 500 pellets in this tin compared to the 250 count crossman pellets they sell at Walmart these actually aren't even that much more money and they are worth every extra cent.

Good for my GAMO silent whisper IGT .177 and RWS Model 34 .177. Perfect pellet services from 10 yards to 50 yards. (50 yards is the maximum range I could find in my area.)Very nice grouping at 50 yards. The CTC I could get is slight less than 0.5 inches with RWS M34+leapers UTG 3-12X44. I have tried so many kinds of mid-range pellet, such as Crosman Destoryer/ Hollow Point/Dommed/Wadcutter/Pointed/Super Match, GAMO Red fire,DAISY Pointed, RWS Meisterkugeln/Super Point/Superdome.The first brand, Crosman, only good for short range. The tolerance control is not that good of this brand. I found those pellets have three sizes, slightly loose, right feet, and very tight. Which made some unhappy shooting experience of this brand. (This problem happened on all the product lines)The second, I got GAMO red fire because a wrong price tag. The shooting experience is good, three holes touched each other at 50 yards...but the price is far away from my budget. Won't buy next time.Third, Daisy Pointed field pellets. Very terrible quality control which should not happened. I threw 60% of them away because their shirts are flat or damaged. The rest 40% pellets are impossible to control either.....100% trash.....Then, the RWS Meisterkugeln/Super Point/Superdome....The Meisterkugeln and Superdome are working fin on both of my toys, but not included the super point. The point type pellets are always not work well at high velocity pellet gun because it's character traits of air. mechanics.

Bought a Gamo air rifle at Walmart and could not hit the broad side of a barn with the cheap pointed pellets I bought. I almost took it back. I purchased these pellets and some Winchester hollow points to try out. Wow, what a huge difference. The gun shoots so much better. Though these cost a few bucks more, they hit 10x harder than the hollow points. I shoot at some spinner targets and the hollow points barely move them. The Umarex ones hit very hard and cause them to spin all the way around.These will be my go to pellets from now on. Worth every penny.

When I was 12 years old, I got my first air pistol. It was inexpensive; it had a smooth bore. I could use BBs and darts. It was not very powerful and not very accurate. One day I ran out of BBs. I was in process to learn some serious marksmanship. The darts I did not want to use as they flew all over the place forming a shot group of ridiculous dimension. A neighbor, who was a competitive air rifle shooter, gave me a round tin containing what he called Diabolo pellets. I thanked him and resumed my shooting session. I was amazed how much better my shot groups became.When I was 14, I got my first air rifle. It was the break barrel, spring piston type and featured a rifled barrel. The neighbor advised me not to use anything but these RWS diabolos, especially if I wanted good accuracy. When I was 21, I joined this club that my neighbor was member of. Soon after I had joined, I purchased an expensive competition air rifle and a competition air pistol. I tried some other brands and types of .177 cal pellets. But the lousy results got me right back to the RWS Meisterkugeln (Master Bullets). All the other members used them as well.A few years ago, after I had retired, I found my long forgotten air rifle while rummaging in some attic room. Oh Goody! I had to try this again. But I could not find any pellets. The nearest hardware store sold some brand of pellets I was not familiar with. I bought a tin of 100. No good. My rifle did not do well. I located the RWS brand and we were happy campers, my rifle and me.These pellets are precision made to very close tolerances. There are no better pellets for consistent accuracy. I do not hunt, therefore this aspect is irrelevant to me. Now you can take it from there. I speak from decades of shooting experience.

shoots accurate in all of my 177 cal air rifles and can one hole with my Gamo cfx and my umarex throttle

Awesome pellets for my Hammereli 850 airmagnum,nice grouping with these pellets , very great Quality pellet will be purchasing again.

Well manufactured pellets that provide consistent, reliable and accurate shots!

Ok

Satisfied