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RWS 350
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Average Ratings for RWS 350

  • Accuracy4.2 stars
  • Handling4.4 stars
  • Value for Money4.5 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings4.4 stars
  • Overall Rating4.4 stars

93 Reviews For RWS 350

  • Guest 15th Sep 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I've been shooting my RWS 350 with a Golden Antler scope and JSB or Predator pellets. My rifle is tuned and the barrel is chopped and crowned. I would recogmend this procedure to anyone with this rifle. It lessens the weight,eases cocking,and improves accuracy.
    It's important to master the artilery hold on this one.

  • Guest 25th Jul 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    I have had the RWS 350 for over a month now (.22 cal), broke my first scope with it and purchased a leapers 3x9-50 scope with utg rail mounts. Will see how long that lasts. Accuracy is good enough to shoot the tops off dandelions at 35 yards and hit pop cans at 70 yards all day long with crosman premier hollow points.

    After about 2000 rounds it is cocking really smooth now and settling in.
    I like the accuracy but don't like the weight. BUT for a break barrel rifle it doesn't get much better.

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  • Guest 23rd Jun 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    While 1,200 f.p.s. sounds impressive, experienced airgunners know it's best to keep the terminal velocity of diabolo pellets below the threshold of the sound barrier for best accuracy. Any object traveling at or above the speed of sound (a variable velocity that remains around 1,100 f.p.s. at sea level) creates a wave of pressure through which it must pass. That wave is disruptive to shapes not streamlined for supersonic flight - which the diabolo pellet definitely isn't. The pressure wave cause ...

  • Guest 23rd Jun 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    While 1,200 f.p.s. sounds impressive, experienced airgunners know it's best to keep the terminal velocity of diabolo pellets below the threshold of the sound barrier for best accuracy. Any object traveling at or above the speed of sound (a variable velocity that remains around 1,100 f.p.s. at sea level) creates a wave of pressure through which it must pass. That wave is disruptive to shapes not streamlined for supersonic flight - which the diabolo pellet definitely isn't. The pressure wave cause ...

  • Guest 4th May 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    The RWS 350 is well made, hard hitting and accurate. A great hunting choice. With a long rail scope mount and a decent scope it's is a killer combination for ground squirrel, rabbit and other furry critters in the same size range. Choose your ammo wisely. Mine likes 14.3 grain Crossman Domed Premiers. If you're looking for a springer this gun the is one.

  • Guest 4th Apr 2009

    Reviewer rating: 2 stars


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    Me and my granpa both bought this RWS 350 gun and we both ran into the same problem as everyone else, Its acurarcy sucks, and we cant get groups smaller than 5 -6 inches, we tried 5 differant typs of pellets and the best we found were gold ones.

  • goldenman 23rd Mar 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    I read all the reviews Icould before buying a 350. It seems most complaints are about accuracy. I've had a R1 and FWB 124 about 20 years ago, so I know what accurate air rifles can do,and I know how to shoot them. This is the first air rifle that I have shot with iron sights, as I always had a scope on my other rifles. I have found, at least for me, that I need to have a light hold on the front of this rifle for it to be accurate. Or at least accurate for me with iron sights. The 350 I have is ...

  • Guest 5th Mar 2009

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    I found the RWS 350 the scope requires constant re sighting in as it will not stay on target for more then a day . It is strong and good looking but highly inaccurate. Personally, I would not guy it again .

  • Guest 6th Feb 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I bought my Diana 350 .177 magnum one years ago. I did not have any gun in my hand for almost 30 years. I used telescopic sits 12x50 - Nikko st. I have no problem to hunting rabbits up to 50-60 meters with Barakuda Match heavy 4,53mm.
    I think that those pellets are the best for this rifle. There is my results.(best of five)
    Barakuda: 4,51mm - 941f/s(1m) - 28mm/c.t.c.(50m)
    4,52mm - 973f/s(1m) - 25mm/c.t.c.(50m)
    4,53mm - 981f/s(1m) - 24mm/c.t.c.(50m)

    JS ...

  • Guest 1st Feb 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    This rifle is one of the best on the market. I've owned the RWS 350 for 2 years and shot several thousand targers shooting completely through most all. It shoots well with most all airgun ammo. I wish I had bought one earlier

  • Dale Smith 26th Jan 2009

    Reviewer rating: 2 stars


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    I'm very displeased with the acuracy of this gun in .177. Thus far I have put about 150 rounds thru the gun. I bought the heaviest pellets I could find locally. RWS Superdomes, 8.3 gr. and then Crossman Premier Hollow Points that I didn't go to the trouble of accurately weighing but which tipped the scales set at 8.3 in the heavy direction. Probably over 9 gr. According to info I've read these weights should be sufficient to keep the velocity well below the speed of sound. My groupings wer ...

  • Guest 26th Dec 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    A very smooth cooking and accurate german gun. Do not mount scopes, its a hasle, open sights are fun and still dead accurate!!
    THe RWS 350 air rifle is:
    long lasting
    finest german quality
    accurate
    extreme power (right out of the box!!)
    It can be a little noisier that expected.

  • Hardcorediver44 Rank: Lance Corporal 18th Dec 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    My first Magnum springer rifle and well worth the extra price. Looks very nice hanging on the wall and have used it to take rabbits from 50 yrds out no problem. RWS is the starting point if you want to get into real quality adult air rifles.

  • Guest 30th Oct 2008

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    Save your money stay clear of this rife !!!!!! The looks of the RWS 350 are great and so is the power, dont get me wrong these are good things, unfortunately the accuracy of the air rifles is really really poor so i would not be able to recommend

  • Guest 1st Oct 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    If you like power with looks, this is the weapon. Go for it! A fantastic weapon. Has great power & brilliant stability. Sleek lines, nice checkered forearm grip & good overall finish. Accuracy leaves much to be desired.

  • scott298 Rank: Staff Sergeant 29th Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    To start with I have various rim-fire and center fire guns along with shot guns and blackpowder. I haven't used them in years due to a wide variety of reasons. While making the x-mas returns I happened to be in a sports store and decided to look at pellet rifles, my wife took notice of this and encouraged me to buy one-go figure. I walked out with a gamo 440 with scope. Once home I set up targets in my backyard and got down to business, herein lies the problem-I've always loved to shoot starting ...

  • JoeSpringer Rank: Lance Corporal 8th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I bought the RWS 350 awhile ago online, fast service I must say. Well I also have the RWS 460, 52 and a Beeman RX2 one day I took them out in the woods shooting with some friends. We set out two field targets one at 35 yards and the other at 45. I started switching out between the RX2, 460 and 52 for the first half hour and not having much luck. I normally do not use these air guns for field target because they are all .22 caliber but for air gun hunting they are the best. I was knocking down th ...

  • Guest 19th Jul 2008

    Reviewer rating: 2.5 stars


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    I dont not like this gun very much

  • Guest 16th Jul 2008

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    BUY IT YOU WONT REGRET IT!!!

  • Marlon James Rank: Lieutenant 13th Jul 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Currently I have an older RWS one piece c-mount circa 1997 that holds zero, in place a cheap $35.00 Barska 2-12x44 mil-dot scope. I figure if that breaks I won't feel so bad. So far so good. I'm putting down varmints at 18 yards with no problemo using Beeman crow magnums hollow points, RWS Superpoints or Daisy Hobby wadcutters being the lightest. But the RWS scopes are better, in light gathering & and sharper imaging.

    The solution might be the BKL 11mm scope mount with "six screws" holding the ...