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RWS Air Gun Cleaning Pellets
Available in .177 and .22 Caliber
These cleaning pellets by RWS are designed to assist with keeping your bore clean and residue-free so you can maintain the accuracy and velocity you have grown to love from your airgun.
RWS AIR RIFLE MAINTENANCE CLEANING PELLETS - UMAREX AIRGUNS
Maintain the Performance of Your Pellet Gun
RWS Cleaning Pellets are made from 100% felt and are great for helping keep your air gun in tip-top working order. RWS Cleaning Pellets help keep your pellet pistol or rifle's bore clean by using these in conjunction with your nylon bristle brush, cleaning rod, and solvent of choice.
- Available in .177 (100 ct.) and .22 (80 ct.) Caliber
- Removes Dirt, Debris, and Lead Build-Up
- Ideal for any Type of Pellet Gun
RWS Air Gun Cleaning Pellets Features
Maintain Your Pellet Gun
Keep your pellet gun performing at a high level by performing regular cleanings with RWS Cleaning Pellets.
Felt Cleaning Pellets
Made from 100% felt, RWS Cleaning Pellets are great for helping keep your air gun free of dirt and debris.
Ideal for All Types of Pellet Guns
Available in .177 and .22 caliber, RWS Cleaning Pellets are an essential part of your pellet gun maintenance kit.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2024
Fast and fun way to clean your rifle works very well
Gary M
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2024
I have a 25 year old Benjamin pump pistol that was rarely cleaned but still works fine. The first half-dozen pellets I ran through it came out a little dirty, so it appears they work. If you put some oil on the pellets, besides cleaning, you may get a satisfying little pop noise when you shoot it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2024
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Lab_Lady
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2024
I had no idea that a product like this was available until I saw them here on Amazon. Excellent product for extra cleaning your pellet rifle barrel. Instructions are very good and "to the point".
V. Logan
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2023
These little felt-like pellets shoot out the very fine brown micro dust out of your barrel. (How does any dust, etc. - anything - even get in there?...but it does).I use a little oil on the front end of my Umarex Colt Peacemaker's removable bullet replicas and that lubricates the entire barrel too...which, Yes, could attract more dust in time. But before that can happen you shoot a few more of these tightly fitting cleaners out, as if they are pellets, taking the excess oil out.
Ian Roberts
Reviewed in Canada on August 9, 2020
Haven't actually counted them, but I'd say there's about 80 in there. I had NO problem firing them through my Crosman Fire NP. Few drops of goo gone ( or even lighter fluid) on the first two, fired them through, then pushed dry ones through with two wooden BBQ skewers taped together. The fourth dry push was clean, so I figure it's good. Great product by my estimation.
Yuri
Reviewed in Canada on August 24, 2020
Just don't use oil with it to avoid detonation. Use silicon lubricant instead.
Nancy
Reviewed in Canada on August 11, 2020
work well, a bit pricy
Ces1um
Reviewed in Canada on March 25, 2020
These can be shot through your airgun IF and ONLY IF you are using a PCP or multipump pneumatic gun. These are not for break barrel spring or piston style rifles. You can still use them on those other two style rifles but you have to push them through with a rod which frankly is inconvenient. They do seems to work and engage into the rifling of the barrel.
Mr.L
Reviewed in Canada on September 28, 2016
Good product but expensive price consider the quantity .
Joe Friday ' I drive car 54 '
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2013
I utilize 2 at a time dry at first with the push rod, i then take cleaning pellets and RWS cleaning pads which I wet with all purpose lubricating oil and wrap the pads around the spiked metal brush prong and push those through a few times absorbing a huge amount of lead residue and at the same time lubricating barrel shaft Inside. By doing this I have Increased viability of performance and kept the Inside of my barrel happy.Note : hand in hand with the above mentioned procedure i wash with warm soapy dish soap all lead pellets, dry them , add a few drops of all purpose lub oil, move them around gently in a soft paper towel and wrap them in the same over night so that they acclimate and absorb lub oil . They will perform better, leave less residue in barrel , you will be nurturing each shot with a better performing element and enhancing longevity and protecting your firearm from the wear and tear .MG Financial
J52
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2012
These cleaning pellets, to begin, are pretty twiny and not as soft as you might think. They are more or less cylinders of thick, fibrous material, that is kind of a whitish-tan color. They are nowhere as white and neat as the picture leads you to believe. This may also be because they have been sitting around in the seller's warehouse. Not sure. Occasionally the fibers contain a black spot or two, but it doesn't affect how well they clean your gun.Because the fibers are so thick and twiny, some pellets have come completely loosened up, and are unusable. Some of the pellets I am wary of using, as there are loose fibers sticking out, and I worry about them being left behind in the barrel or chamber of my airgun. This is a pretty serious issue, given the price of the pellets, and how many you need to use in one sitting (almost 10 or so).I have definitely noticed a difference after using these pellets and cleaning the air gun, but I don't feel that the price-to-quality ratio is worth it for this product. It's up to you. If I can find a better company that makes better pellets for cheaper (I want to try Beeman's cleaning pellets), I will update.As an additional side note, the instructions included with these pellets are not that great. They are pretty general, as in "put in chamber, shoot gun." In case you don't know, some airguns that shoot at higher pressures require you to put at least two pellets, and up to 3 or 4 pellets in the barrel all at once before firing. If you only put in one pellet, the overpressure may damage your gun, so you might need to browse the internet for information about how to use these pellets. Each type of airgun (CO2, break barrel, pneumatic pump, etc.) has a specific way for you to use these cleaning pellets.
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