Page 3 - Gamo Round .22, .22 Reviews

Just about the ONLY game in town if you want .22 round ball. Extremely consistent sizing and weight.

Offer a "plated" version so as not to need to handle the lead directly, or better yet some sort of non-toxic soft alloy.

Can be used in most .22 air guns and .22 blackpowder arms.

lead ball.

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all lead .22 cal. ball.

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fun to shoot.

being able to find them for sale.

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Not as accurate as skirted pellets.

This round lead ball is helpful if you need to load in the dark,Have problems loading etc..It is not a target pellet but it does it's job and does it well"

A little less lube on them,they get stickey but they are good for casual shoot and have good penetration.

Buy them if you need a quick and easy load in a tight loading gun or in low light situations where loading and making sure the right end is in helps.

These round balls hit vary hard and are more acreit than most pellets good for small game.

fairly uniform and shoot well with good energy

more per tin of course.

i was skeptical at first about these but they shoot VERY accurately in my crosman 1322 pistol out to 35 yards....hit a pop can every time with open sites ,which is dang good for my tired old eyes...cant wait to try them out grasshopper hunting later this summer.

Gamo Round .22 Cal, 15.43 Grains, Lead Balls, 250ct are very strong and can be use for long distance.

My recommendation for all airgunners to try it for long distance.

good uniformity, full .22 cal is perfect for gamo smoothbores, good weight and more accurate than many pellets outta the shot-gun.

a bit steep for what is essentially shotgun shot, but you get what you pay for, few if any spew marks or misshapen balls

fast to load

quality

do not work with pcp rifles accuracy: 4 inches in 60 feet with pcp 1 inch in lower end rifles

Screw top lid, shoot well in gamo shadow express and better than most pellets. Would be great if more manufacturers would make roundballs and if Pyramyd would sell them.

Uniformity, some balls are bigger/smaller and may not fit tight or at all, but i have only found a small amount in my tin so far. Some people have said their to dirty but no more than most ammo pellet or otherwise, and their lead so it's expected in my opinion so give a quick wipe down.

If you have a smooth bore definitely give them a try, they shoot suprisingly well from my shadow express, first 5 shots at 40yds, right in the middle of my free hanging target with open sights...

This product functions as advertised. I was very impressed by the packaging of the product and the prompt delivery - both top notch.

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I liked that these gamo balls in .22 hit extremely hard... SPLAT! + BING! Is what my steel target 12 yards out sings every time i hit it.

On target paper these pellets are not as accurate out of my Benjamin 392 or nitro venom .22 but i hit my 3inch target every time

Very good for plinking or pest control, but is your looking for precision target pellets these are not it!

It fit very well in my Crosman Nitro-Venom. hit very hard on a ground hog, head shot 75 feet. one shot and it was down. great

check the uniform shape. should be all the same. I can live with it though

be sure to clean your hands before you eat. fingers get very dirty from the lead.

Lead shot

Make the shape and size and weight uniform

You can actually examine each one and see that they are not round. Erratic shots all over the place. Not worth your time and energy messing with them. Poor Quality

ease of loading

I would make them a few tenths larger an try to get the flat spot out of them i have wondered a few time if they were going to fall out of the other end of the barrel.. also wish I wouldn't have bought two tins

I took a 488 page northern tool an equipment master catalog = (244 pieces of paper)An Clamped to 1" thick piece of plywood @ 6' 0" These were the only .22 cal projectile out 5 tested that only went through the paper and dented the wood the other 4 passed through the book and buried their self a half to 3/4 " into the wood so I would have to say its plinkers ball!!! and hard on a springer

I like them my gun likes them.

In the dark when I'm shooting RATS, the BALLS fit soooo EASY in the chamber,,,, sometimes I don't realize it's in the hole already.

You can stick-um in any which way.

easy to load

Of course I would like a cheaper cost. I will see if they work in my other guns and report back.

BEWARE these will not work in the Evanix AR6. They are too small to load in the mag and will fall right thru the mag. There is no way to test fire these in the AR6.

absolutely the hardest hitting and deepest penetration of anything i have ever used in my rws model 34. i get good accurate range out of my rifle as well. i shoot varmints that keep getting in my garden and bird feeders and the ones that eat my wild birds! one shot is all it takes and no cripples or suffering or i wouldnt use them. the price is also cheap when you buy them 4 at a time off of pyramid and get the fourth one free.i shared my secret ammo with a friend and he also shoots a rws model 34 and has similar results.

maybe the packaging could be changed to a plastic type bb type handling box to make it easier to handle and go for a walk and not have to fumble around to get a ball out. i dont want to just put them in my pocket and get them dirty and take a chance on that effecting the performance.

i got a large ground hog that was constantly eating my morning glory vines. one day, he just sort of looked at me as if he wasnt going to move and i didnt scare him anymore. so i set him up at about 25 yards and made a swift dispatch with one attempt! that says a lot for the power these balls have!i just plain use these and nothing else in this one air rifle, the rifling is still pristine after thousands of shots and many careful cleanings of the bore.

3 out of 4 right were i want them,the forth always just to the left &they hit hard

rounder?

buy them to just have fun,worth it