pellets

[lost scouse 46]

ive just been given 3 tins of rws hobby pellets by a lad that has been going rabbit and pigeon shooting with me (nice gesture) now what i would like to know is will they suit my theoben evo and will they have the thwack i require oh there in 22 cheers Degsy

[davyt63 1,845]

ive just been given 3 tins of rws hobby pellets by a lad that has been going rabbit and pigeon shooting with me (nice gesture) now what i would like to know is will they suit my theoben evo and will they have the thwack i require oh there in 22 cheers Degsy

 

 

hi buddy

there is only one way to find out?

doesn't matter if its .22 or .177 its all about shot placement buddy

let us know how you get on

 

i also have a tin of BSA high impact interceptor's .177 which i shall put through a test

 

regards

 

davy

[lost scouse 46]

the accupell seem to be good for this rifle but as you say nothing ventured nothing gained cheers davy

[Edgar 1]

Hobbys are very accurate to 25 yards in my HW. They are a well made pellet for the price, can't think of any other pellets of the same quallity for £5 a tin. Good for close range hunting which is mostly what I do, not so good in the wind.

[Max4345 0]

I've just ordered one of these: pellet sample pack, I'll let you know how I get on with it when I get it.

[lost scouse 46]

thanks mate

[andyfr1968 772]

I had an HW80 years back that shot really well with them.

 

Nice flat flight for a .22 out to 25-30 yards but they do slow down quick due to their shape and light weight.

 

Great for short to medium range, if your gun likes them.

 

Cheers.

[Alan Clark 7]

I used BSA Interceptors (only because the local shop had run out of RWS Super H-Point) last year and wasn't that impressed with them, too may had large amounts burr on them from manufacturing. I would spend half my time with a sharp knife skimming it off.

 

That said a good pellet still had the same effect on Mr & Mrs Bunny.