Page 3 - Gamo Pro Magnum, .177 Reviews

These work very well in my Gamo Big Cat. They are a little dirty, but are very accurate. I washed them in some hot water and dish soap and they cleaned up pretty good. You can't get a better pellet for a penny a piece.

For the price, nothing.

Buy them, they work as well as more expensive pellets.

A great buy for the money. The shape gives great penetration. The weight gives a very high velocity and easily penetrates lightweight steel sheeting with my 1000fps Crosman Quest. These pellets have the best formed skirts in a lead pellet that I have seen so far.

Nothing.

Nothing.

Everything! These pellets are amazing.

Nothing

They are a great target pellet out of both my daisy 880 and my Beeman RS1 although I haven't tried using these in my Beeman RS1 for hunting they are great for targets. Another thing that is great is the price, at a penny per pellet how can you go wrong?

Nothing.

The things i didn't like about these pellets were they had no killing power out of my daisy 880. I think they do alot better in a high power gun 1,000 fps of more. they most likely have what it takes to kill a squrriel or another type of rodent.

I liked the screw cap that the pellet box has... And the fact that they are kind of cheap for what you get, the quality is NOT bad at all but maybe it could improve with some better quality control.

The quality control of Gamo, this pellets arent at all uniform some pellets have deformations on their heads and some of them have poor quality made skirts and some of them are to loose to fit on the barrel. I would had totally change that deam dust that comes with them because when I shoot them, I get my fingers all dirty.

You are going to get REALLY dirty fingers with these I dont know if that dust is lead dust or carbon dust in order to protect the pellets from getting rusty... but is very very annoying because my Air Arms TX200 gets black and dirty when I use these >:( But if you want a pellet for small game hunting and shooting bottles... this is the pellet for you for an affordable price.

Not much.

Better Quality Control. Better size consistency.

Loose fit. Did not fit my Gamo Big Cat or my son's Gamo Delta rifle well.

i think this is a great pellet over all. For the price it is very nice

not a thing

if you are loking for a good regular pellet, this is the one

They are nice pellet for general plinking. They fit well into my various types of magazines. Pretty accurate for the most part.

Better quality control. Flashing leftover from casting. Pellets should be washed, too much lead dust. About 2% are thrown away because of the extra flasshing.

Occasionally I get a fly away, actually about 5% or so of the pellets go astray. Some pellets won't load into my magzines. If they ever get the flashing problem under control this would be a great general purpose pellet.

If you sort through all the pellets and remove all of the pellets that are deformed or have mold tailings on them, you end up with a very good shooting pellet. I was able to shoot a half inch, five shot group at 20 yards with my Gamo CFX after doing such.

The quality control on these pellets are HORRIBLE!! I was extreemly disappointed. I expected better from the company that makes a very nice air rifle.

When you calculate the cost of pellets you will throw away, you can buy much better pellets for less.

My last review of these was much better and in those tins I only had a few bad ones. Now they still fly very accurate out to 150', thatis when you get a clean one.

Better casting control, I am pitching about 20% per 750 tin becasue major casting lines, some so bad they won't even load. This is not acceptable and if you miss the ones that will still load then who knows where it is going to hit.

If you don't mind hand sorting them and throwing out about 20% the rest are great. I guess the buy 3 get one free covers your lose.

Accurate, so far out of 9 types ried in my Gamo Whisper deluxe these are the best. 5 out of 6 in 1.5" bullseye at 90'. also work greaat in an older Gamo sporter. I have killed so many pigeons with these I lost count a long time ago. I have had many kills out past 140'

Tightet size control, every once in a while I will get a slightly lose fit but they still seem to hit fine. I have had a few very lose and did not shoot them as I was able to dump them out. But for the price and only 3 or 4 out of a 450 tin it is not a big deal.

Nothing, great price great penetration

Although I've only been through about 100 or so, they seem to fly straight enough and fit good and snug in my Crosman Sierra Pro 177cal. Excellent value for the $.

Nothing I can think of, considering the cost per shot.

Nope

fairly accurate, affordable!

Price.

These pellets are somewhat undersized. I've only tried them in four airguns and they fit loosely in the chambers of three. A good fit in the new Browning 800 MAG air pistol, but not very accurate. I can't blame the pellet yet as the Browning is not fully "broken in". I've found, over the years, that a pellet that's accurate out of one airgun is all over the paper with another. At last count I have over twenty five airguns, pistols and rifles, so chances are that I'll eventually find an airgun that "likes" these pellets.

Almost every review I've read has some complaint about the tins the manufactures provide for storage. I don't use any of them. For a few bucks you can pick up a pack of "ICEBREAKERS", mint or sours. The container is a heavy gauge plastic, about the size of a pellet tin. One half of the container "flips up" providing easy access and a positive latch when closed. Just eat the mints, take off the label, and you have a quieter, handier carry container. I have enough of these that I label many with the make and weight of pellet they contain. Well worth it even if you threw the mints away. At some point I would expect Gamo, Crosman or another maker to discover this packaging. When they do I expect a return of my bad breath.

Price.

These pellets are somewhat undersized. I've only tried them in four airguns and they fit loosely in the chambers of three. A good fit in the new Browning 800 MAG air pistol, but not very accurate. I can't blame the pellet yet as the Browning is not fully "broken in". I've found, over the years, that a pellet that's accurate out of one airgun is all over the paper with another. At last count I have over twenty five airguns, pistols and rifles, so chances are that I'll eventually find an airgun that "likes" these pellets.

Almost every review I've read has some complaint about the tins the manufactures provide for storage. I don't use any of them. For a few bucks you can pick up a pack of "ICEBREAKERS", mint or sours. The container is a heavy gauge plastic, about the size of a pellet tin. One half of the container "flips up" providing easy access and a positive latch when closed. Just eat the mints, take off the label, and you have a quieter, handier carry container. I have enough of these that I label many with the make and weight of pellet they contain. Well worth it even if you threw the mints away. At some point I would expect Gamo, Crosman or another maker to discover this packaging. When they do I expect a return of my bad breath.

Clear screw on lid. Generous quantity

I did not have any luck with these pellets. They did not work in my Gamo Whisper VH or my RWS Diana 34. My shot groups at 15 yds were all over the paper. My best group was 4.5". These pellets did not fit in my loading chamber, they were loose. I pressed them in and invert the rifle and they would fall out. I do not know what I am going to do with the leftover pellets, maybe make fishing weights out of them.

THEY are great to target shoot with. but i am the testing stage for my gamo Whisper

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These are graet for general shooting .

hmmm.... price was good until I fired them

Honestly - The pellet needs to be changed in my opinion.

Fit very losely in all my .177 rifles and pistols. Resulting accuracy was rather poor. Shape is comparable to other well performing pellets so there is hope is these fit your gun well. Some folks seem to have had success with these. I ordered 4 tins, tested numerous pellets from each of them, all were VERY loose. I won't even use them for plinking since some are so lose they fall out of the barrel.

So far this pellets are the best, they work great in all my rifles, I have a Crossman Storm, Gamo Whisper,Gamo big cat and a Gamo Stalker, and the rate of accuracy is 90%, thats why I ordered 4 tins of this pellets.

They left a lot of dirt in your fingers but a good wash with water and soap, and a rinse with WD4O will clean them really good, to get rid of the extra oil just use an old rag, dump them on ti and just let the rag do the trick.

In my case , after using several marks and weights, this pellets made it, and I always say GAMO for GAMO, and yes even my Storm like this ones.

As always i like the clear lid. The price and quantity. These pellets are very accurate and have a good penetration...

Nada, Nothing, Zero..

Keep the tin after you run out of them and use it with other pellets but don`t forget to order more of them from pyramyd air !!!