Gamo Whisper Pellets, .22 Cal, 21.8 Grains, Domed, 100ct

Not much i did like.

Everything. Ammo is dirty, way more expensive and its not even quieter than anything else i shoot. Not worth the price at all.

Barely fits my .22 . Its not quiet,its dirty and pretty expensive for what it is. Not worth it.

Most accurate of all the .22 pellets I've tested in my Crosman Crusher NXP. Even though it is a nicely weighted pellet, it has great speed and penetration as well as uniform mushroom on impact. Tests showed speeds above 950 at barrel and 880 at 30yards. 1.5 inch Groups consistently. They are tight in the breech, but this makes them very accurate.... many large rodents frequenting my property have now met their maker.

Make a tin available with more product in it.

do your own testing, but I find this Gamo product outperformed the German pellets in both accuracy and speed and punch for similar weight

Although not as Quiet as it's claim, It's one accurate round, A little long for my AT series PCP's,(which would be one lethal combo), These rounds performed excellent in my my Crosman NVD, and Benji' Trail. Good head size, rifling engages around both the skirt and head uniformaly, which provides for an optimum twist, which translates into excellent d/r accuracy, and energy transfer, Mushrooms much like a powderburner round.

A tad shorter as to be more universally magazine friendly, as this round sits now, it's pretty much good for Break-Barrels, and some single shot bolt-actions(QB-78,AR2078LE, etc,.)

This round is a little expensive, but you get what you pay for with this round, an excellent round for small game applications. It's a heavy round, about the same weight as a Baracuda round, so use good judgement in the weapon you choose to use these pellets with, Also don't forget to add a drop or two of your favourite lube to your tin, I use Napier, but Gamo has a new Lube on the market that's just as good. Cheer's, and Happy Huntin', Andy.

Unique design, work great out of Gamo Whisper IGT .22 at up to 40 yards and no wind hitting steel spinners or 12 oz soda cans with energy to spare.

Price! $17.00 is a bit high. You can get more German copper coated pellets for less that are also quiet and accurate out of Whisper. Or put at least 150-200 in tin.

Work as designed, most pellets are consistent in tin. I recommend trying them but also considering German 20-22 grain pellets.