Gamo Express EXP20 Reviews

They came fast

price too high

So Much more fun with with shotgun shorts!

Nothing.

Buy twice as man as you think you need...and 50% more.

Nice. Works as expected. Fun.

Using FEDEX! Seriously!

If there is another option besides FEDEX, select it.

I dont

more and heavier shot

the ease of loading

i would make the shot a little heavier and the spread a little tighter.

I was very impressed with the power and performance of this shotshells, as they really had impact like a real shotgun shell should? Without the powder explosion?

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I would not highly recommend this item, because I don't want everyone to purchase it and then it would be out of stock? Nah! This product really works like a real shotgun shell does on target.The spread of the BBs on impact is much better than a single pellet for hunting.

Easy to use,hard to find.

Price ,availability

Buy stock pile while you can

Produces a good pattern up to just a little over 10 yards.

Make ones to that can be used in regular 22 break barrels.

They are made of plastic.

Decent power , will shred a beer can , and take out small game!

Nothing!

Can be reloaded if you choose to do so .

Perfect for small game & pests at 10 to 15 yards. Small, lightweight plastic shells allow you to carry a pocket full without adding any significant weight to a long hike through the woods. Light enough loads to get good velocity, & a decent number of pellets in each shot.

Perhaps more shells per box.

These shotshells worked exactly as described in my gamo viper Express shotgun. No more misses with these little jewels. In my personal experiment... I have exchanged barrels from my Gamo Express shotgun, to my Gamo Big Cat 1400... O my word... The bigger, stronger 33mm powerplant of the Gamo B.C.1400 produced an average of 967- 980 fps across my chronograph from these little shotshells...& a HUGE increase in effective shot range, a tighter pattern at longer distances & better penetration.... These compact shotshells are a super hunting option for the Express shotgun.

Gamo Express Shot shells

Make shells with larger shot. Don't get me wrong, I love these shells . You can shoot a 22 pellet like a slug but I would like to shoot larger shot when I want to along with the smaller ones. If they can make a shell that dose not cost as much, that would be great also.

I think Gamo is the only one that make these shells, so stock up. Shooting these shells is so much fun.

Playing wild

no

good

OVERALL I LIKE EM

SHOULD BE #12 SHOT

Small, 25 to a pack

Maybe lower the price?

These are pretty much a novelty item, used with the viper express, which is also a lovely in my opinion. It is fun to shoot, just not very powerful.

The shotgun effect.

Nothing

This is for novelty only.......the fps of the game viper express are not enough to do any real damage beyond 20 feet...see my other review on the Gamo Viper Express

They work and they are available

Make the base wad available in bags of 1000

Try 1/4 " upholstery high density foam rod. It fits in the shotshell for reloading. You can cut it thicker/longer than the foam board, which will keep the foam from going sideways on it's trip down the barrel while shooting. This keeps the pressure high, makes the shot velocity much more reliable and higher. That is the key, the base wad. The over the shot wad is very thin and light, just to keep the shot in, without falling out of the shell.

That there are shot shells easily available for the Gamo Shot Gun/Rifle.

I would lower the price and add more shot to a shell.

Great close range [15 yards] pest eliminator and much safer than pellets.

add more shot.

Price is outrageous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It carries a good pattern. I love it

Put more shot in it

I purchased a couple boxes of these with the airgun "shotgun" to get me started. Figured I'd reload them myself, as previous commenters had mention, after shooting them. It seems easy enough to do as long as you have a card punch that fits to make the top and bottom cards/wads.

The payload here is exceedingly small. Not just the size of the shot, but the number of pellets. This is probably a limitation of the airgun itself. I'll experiment and find out. However, I would recommend against hunting with these - unless you are talking about very small critters at very close range.