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By Jeff W from USA on 2009-10-20 16:34:46 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:That they are available at all, and they work better than pellets at short range on squirrels and other pests. Of course they're meant to be used only on Gamo's two air shotguns, since their barrels aren't rifled. Don't use these in your .22 rifle. Things I would have changed:We all wish they were less expensive,
... Read MoreThings I liked:That they are available at all, and they work better than pellets at short range on squirrels and other pests. Of course they're meant to be used only on Gamo's two air shotguns, since their barrels aren't rifled. Don't use these in your .22 rifle. Things I would have changed:We all wish they were less expensive, but if ever there was a niche product, this is it. It would be nice if Gamo would sell those white plastic rear seals for reloading, but I doubt that they ever will, since they will need to recoup their manufacturing cost on the shells. What others should know:The rear seal is a white plastic disc with seals that extend behind it, like an extruded can lid. While a Q-tip tip might work for reloading, something that seals better would probably push the shot out with greater force. I'll try foam board, which is thick enough to seal properly. I'll see if it's possible to make the seals by working the front end of a shell casing back and forth against the foam board.
The front seal is molded into the shell casing, with three breakaway tabs. A Q-tip tip would work as a reloading replacement here, or another foam board seal would work. I took one shell apart and found that it contained 17 pieces of #9 shot. I'll try the same amount (by weight) in #8 shot, as well.
By bolocoludo from USA on 2009-10-04 06:25:03 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:I like how this shot shell is moderately effective on birds in close range (around ten yards), and how like a shotgun, you don't have to be the best shooter in town to hit a small target (i.e mouse, sparrows, and snakes). In summary I would use this (with my viper express of coarse) like I use 22 caliber rat shot, if anything this
... Read MoreThings I liked:I like how this shot shell is moderately effective on birds in close range (around ten yards), and how like a shotgun, you don't have to be the best shooter in town to hit a small target (i.e mouse, sparrows, and snakes). In summary I would use this (with my viper express of coarse) like I use 22 caliber rat shot, if anything this might be better since this uses #9 shot vs #12 shot. Things I would have changed:The price....Wow, I mean, this is highway robbery, I have no idea why this thing is so expensive, it's like buying silver plated bullets...I mean come on, why would pellets be cheaper and come in larger quantities yet this ammo is mostly plastic, yet it's way more expensive. I think the should be around a penny each at the most. Real 22 ammo is less than a penny a piece, yet air gun ammo is like gold. What others should know:Besides the fact that only one air 'shotgun' is compatible with this ammo...Nothing else.
By Michael from USA on 2009-07-20 18:38:15 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:It's great for shoting small things. Things I would have changed:I think the price is a little to high. It should be five dollers. What others should know:
By Bartholomew from USA on 2009-05-26 11:20:26 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:Very unique product, use it to control pests, including carpenter bees when you don't want collateral damage. Things I would have changed:MORE SHOT SIZE OPTIONS! (like #12) and plugs to help reload. I would rather purchase than reload, but I would at least like the option to reload (need plastic plugs, will try to cut
... Read MoreThings I liked:Very unique product, use it to control pests, including carpenter bees when you don't want collateral damage. Things I would have changed:MORE SHOT SIZE OPTIONS! (like #12) and plugs to help reload. I would rather purchase than reload, but I would at least like the option to reload (need plastic plugs, will try to cut off ends of plastic pellets) What others should know:Great product, but limited range, which is fine if you understand this.
By Tyrone from USA on 2009-01-30 11:22:30 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:Nice to be able to use as a shot gun Things I would have changed:the price is much much to high ... they just cost to much come one give us our moneys worth PLEASE What others should know:Gamo is cool
By greg from USA on 2009-01-10 17:37:48 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:Keeps a close pattern from my rifle,decent power they actually penetrated the first side on a peach steel can and dented the other side at fifteen feet. Things I would have changed:possibly a few more rounds for the cost. What others should know:
By Richard from USA on 2009-01-03 20:33:55 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:Gets a really good pattern at about 10 yards. Any farther and you might as well close your eyes, you won't hit anything, unless you're lucky. You might as well throw a hardful of shot at a flying bird; it will do the same damage and be just as accurate. Things I would have changed:Bigger shot and more of it. The pattern
... Read MoreThings I liked:Gets a really good pattern at about 10 yards. Any farther and you might as well close your eyes, you won't hit anything, unless you're lucky. You might as well throw a hardful of shot at a flying bird; it will do the same damage and be just as accurate. Things I would have changed:Bigger shot and more of it. The pattern is not dense enough to cause damage, and it is really expensive. Gamo should sell a reloading kit because this ammo is hard to find in stores. What others should know:Don't try to kill anything bigger than a sparrow with it. A squirrel might be killed if it is 3 yards away from the muzzle of the gun; the pattern is small and dense, which will dish out pain. PLEASE GAMO MAKE DIFFERENT SHOT SIZES!
By Customer from USA on 2008-12-27 22:07:39 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:well this is an overall great product just to play with, but for its size it is amazing, i sat at the back of our place one day and killed 3 dove. and this product i found is great for snakes. Things I would have changed:i wouldn't change anything besides make differnt size shot for the shells . What others
... Read MoreThings I liked:well this is an overall great product just to play with, but for its size it is amazing, i sat at the back of our place one day and killed 3 dove. and this product i found is great for snakes. Things I would have changed:i wouldn't change anything besides make differnt size shot for the shells . What others should know:before you buy these things you should know they are very small, about 7/8th of an inch long, but it is a very good buy if you can afford it
By RONALD from USA on 2008-09-08 11:38:10 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:Very much fun to play with. I have reused the plastic shells over and over again with various loads--mostly 8 shot instead of 9--and cotton etc. to keep things together. Things I would have changed:Price . (But whatcha gonna do about that except whine?) I remain very glad that Gamo decided to design and
... Read MoreThings I liked:Very much fun to play with. I have reused the plastic shells over and over again with various loads--mostly 8 shot instead of 9--and cotton etc. to keep things together. Things I would have changed:Price . (But whatcha gonna do about that except whine?) I remain very glad that Gamo decided to design and produce the Viper Express for me to play with. What others should know:As I have said, you can reload the little plastic shells with just about anything you want--use your imagination!
By kevin from USA on 2008-06-22 21:33:58 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:exellent on rats and birds in the attic when you don't want to damage the woodwork. good 6inch patterns at 10yrds. Great range, I've seen some pellets go 60yrds. Things I would have changed:The size of the shot should be larger. Different loads should be offered( rabbit loads of 7 #5shot pellets, a long range load of
... Read MoreThings I liked:exellent on rats and birds in the attic when you don't want to damage the woodwork. good 6inch patterns at 10yrds. Great range, I've seen some pellets go 60yrds. Things I would have changed:The size of the shot should be larger. Different loads should be offered( rabbit loads of 7 #5shot pellets, a long range load of 3 .22cal steel balls and a practice load of 30 #9 plastic balls). A reloading kit should come with the gun. What others should know:My gun is the shadow express. Pressing the shot cup with a pencil greatly increases pattern consistancy and size. I've had 4starlings on this and 2 grackels on this homemade load. For reloading, I reuse plastic shot cups, buy a 20lbs bag of #9 shot (or any other size that isn't steel), the seal it with a peice of cotton (q-tip).
By Dennis from USA on 2008-02-11 20:39:34 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:GAMO shows a 12 inch pattern at ten yards. I found this to be consistently true so far. Each shell holds about two dozen # 9 shot. I found about 27% hit inside a three inch circle on each shot at a gallon jug full of water. The shot dimpled the inside back of the jug at ten yards. Things I would have changed:I would
... Read MoreThings I liked:GAMO shows a 12 inch pattern at ten yards. I found this to be consistently true so far. Each shell holds about two dozen # 9 shot. I found about 27% hit inside a three inch circle on each shot at a gallon jug full of water. The shot dimpled the inside back of the jug at ten yards. Things I would have changed:I would like to see a couple sizes of shot available. I would also like to see the rear translucent cup plugs made available so a person to experiment with different loads for different targets and distances. What others should know:Very similar to my .22 target with rat shot loads. Obviously less velocity, but still sufficient within 10 yards for soft targets and 5 yards for snakes and such.
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