RWS Hyper Velocity Pellet - .177 Caliber

Fast, accurate, and looks cool. Did anyone notice the plastic build up on your barrel riffling? Its a real treat to get out.

Although they look fancy and pretty expensive, they aren't going to be the best buy for you. But it all depends on what you're looking for. This bullet leaves your barrel super fast that it breaks the speed of sound, but that doesn't mean greater impact. I shot a squirrel and it paused after being in a full sprint. It looked like it paralyzed it and then I finished it off with a crosman hollow point. Overall, I would say it's good for shooting small little birds. But for raccoons and big pests of that size, it's a no go. Also does not fit in some pistol magazines.

These pellets are hard hitting and also very accurate in my Gamo Hornet.

(RWS Model P350) Generally at 25 - 30 yards, I have pit these against layers of cardboard, water jugs, and thin sheet metal targets (license plate thin). In every case these pellets performed as expected or better. I found them to be extremely accurate and capable of good penetration. The water jug stops the sabot but the pellet portion went right through. The entire projectile zipped through the sheet metal leaving the same hole as a one piece pellet. Thought these would be gimmicky but they are very well made.

Not sure what others are shooting, but if you aim and you hit the target, it goes down. Aim for the heart, down it goes. No if's ands or buts, it goes down!

Well manufactured. Groups are dime sized at 30m. 100% of them have punched tough 1in pine board with my cfx at point blank. No real hunting use, but who would buy them for that purpose? Buy em if you want to ..... Hmm...put small holes in stuff.

Best pellets! When it hits targets, the plastic stays back and launches the pellet deeper!

Shot 10 rounds at 30-40 feet all within a 1inch group. Target small box filled with worn out jeans 6 inches thick pellet penetrated atleast 3 inches into material. not sure how they work for pest control.

VERY FAST, super accurate and very peircing, i shot through a picket fence went into the neighbors yard, hit their pond, then killed their fish! It is costly ,yes, but worth it.

I ordered these pellets in .177 and .22 caliber. I love them but only if I shoot them in my rifles of at lest 800 fps.

This is another pellet I rate as a pellet that has no practical use. I revited this with a parafin ballistics target. Yes it was faster, yes the metal part penetrated at least 1 1/2 inch into the target. I didn't like having to dodge the orange sabot that ricocheted around the room after it hit the target. If I was shooting squirrel this would not be a fatal shot. It would create a painfully crippling wound but doubtfully fatal unless you hit it perfectly in the heart. If you need a pellet, it would be best not to use these. I'd call these dangerous but not lethal.

I tried very hard to take these seriously, but unless you are coating these with a highly toxic poison such as ricin, don't count on killing much with them. The metal separates from the plastic on impact and penetrates fairly far in the target, but it's so tiny of a projectile you might as well have given that grounhog an immunization. He will run away laughing at you. You are better off with something with more mass and less "toy".

These things are really aacurate. More consistant than lead or PBA. The metal projectile is hard won't mushroom on impact. May be a negative for hunting. But at a target for fun there spot on. They do sound a little different. Speed maybe, plastic maybe or both?

Definitely higher velocity and accuracy for me. (Benjamin HB17 pistol) Shooting at larger rodents, it appears that the small point travels right through the body without causing much damage. Head shot a must. Love these pellets.

Okay , let me first say that this pellet gave me the results I wanted and that is PENETRATION!!!! These pellets completely penetrated an average 1" x 4" with enough energy left over to penetrate the picket fence behind and keep on going. And yes these pellets are as loud as you may have heard. They definitely get the neighbors attention.The only problem I have with these is that they do not deform on impact and therefore do not cause immediate incapacitation on game,i.e.-squirrels.They shrug off multiple hits.

Holy crap, they should call these rimfire, they sound like a .22 compared to regular pellets, accurate beyond anything that I would have thought possible for traveling supersonic..

i love these pellets there are great, very accurate, great penetration, haven't used them for hunting yet but sure there will go good, have some mice to get rid of these pellets will work great for them

I have been using these pellets for a while and they are great i really like how they fit snug in the barrel, they are also really accurate and powerful. They are a 9/10 in my book.