RWS Meisterdugeln .22 Caliber 14.0 G Airgun Pellets

In spite of trying a variety of pellets in my Crosman 2289, I was still very disappointed by the A number of brands of domed pellets were also tried, including Crosman Premier and JSBs. I decided that groups from both of them were not good enough, so I tested out wadcutters. The wadcutters I bought weren't traditionally used for hunting, but for small game at close range, I was willing to give it a shot. In many of the pest control shots I take with my 2289, I am under 10 meters, often under 15, and wadcutters are designed to be as accurate as possible at 10 meters or less. A quick update The 2289 is the only tin I ever run three full tins through before I am truly sold. In my 2289, those are all the options I use I only get a couple of flying crows with my Crosman at 10m, and groups are under 1/2". It is unlikely I have seen a single deformed pellet in the tins I have used in the past (I cannot say the same about Premier or JSB Exacts). The quality of product produced by Umarex is excellent, with meticulous control of it. (This review is limited to Especially for air rifles, each pellet brand seems to be preferred, so I can't guarantee that this pellet will work as well for all of them. *)

Surprisingly, penetration works rather well on pesky insects (pest birds). There are a lot of these things that generally over-injure you It penetrates deeply. You can reasonably expect them to put all that energy into your target, even if they do not overpenetrate. I recommend domed pellets because I have been using them for a long time- For close-range shooting, I prefer the Gamo and Marauder, but for anything within a few meters (and smaller), I am convinced that Umarex Meisterkugeln are the best. Those Germans truly know how to make effective ammunition!.

Charlie Kelly

| May 18, 2021

Hand-loading my own ammunition that goes bang, using my own recipes, and chronographing the results is part of my process. According to my understanding, each gun prefers to fire a particular combination over another. Therefore, I test a number of combinations until I find the combination that is the most accurate for the distance I need to shoot at while still maintaining the greatest power. During my testing, I used five different types of to assess their stability. ), with four pellet types from RWS and one It makes no difference what pellet name I give to you because one pellet type may perform poorly in my hands while others may find it to be the best option for their In this example, the five types of ammunition grouped at different points on the target, nowhere near each other, which is a lesson that should be taken into account when choosing ammunition types and sight/scope adjustments. Your gun will prefer the ammunition you choose for it, so adjust your sighting accordingly. In general, four of the RWS types had excellent shooting groups, while two of them had poor ones, while the Crosman type was RWS Professional 14 gives you access to a great deal of features. Of all of them, the 0 grain flat nose was by far the best. When aimed at 25 yards from a sitting rest with 10 pellets for each type, they shot to point of aim and could easily be covered with a quarter with the outer edges of three or four holes (with the bulk of each covered) sitting just outside its edge. In fact, beneath the quarter, there were basically two sets of holes that intersected one another. In any case, I cannot ask for much better and know it was entirely my hand movement with the rifle that caused the holes to spread out, neither the gun nor the pellets to blame. My research has ended because I have found the perfect pellet for my gun. I had been in the market for the perfect pellet, but if I had the gun held tightly in a Ransom Rest, I believe the group with 10 pellets would have probably been nickel size. Do not assume that a single pellet type will work for you The best one for your gun may be different according to the type you use. It is important to keep in mind that some guns are inherently more accurate than others.

Elliot Houston

| Oct 05, 2020

Amazing pellets! I was really impressed with them! It is true that every pellet gun has "its perfect pellet", and luckily, there are nail drivers for my Crosman 1322 and 224! In other words, if you have a Crosman with extended barrels, these will make you happy. As you probably know, this pellet was shot on paper most of the time and it leaves a nice clean hole punch, so you can In a fishing trip, however, I had a monster ground squirrel catch my attention at about 15 yards away when I happened to have my 1322 carbine with me. In a panic, I was pumping up my 1322 and reaching for a pellet to load it, trying not to let that squirrel escape. However, I opted to use one of these RWS flat tops rather than a Crosman pointed (the pellets are always mixed in my carrier when I go hunting) and decided to take the shot nonetheless. with a shot right at the base of the skull and my God did it make a "crack" when the shot landed and it instantly went The pointed hunting pellets I usually use for penetration are more effective against the large flat-topped monster, which met the pellet with that flat top and probably killed from the A 5-shot target with 12 yards is shown in the target pic. In case you are wondering, the RWS pellets are pointed, unlike a.

Leroy Wolf

| Jan 19, 2021