Page 2 - Gamo Coyote Reviews

I purchased the Coyote (my first pcp) to control starlings around my barns. I was absolutely shocked with its accuracy right out of the box. I mounted my Leapers scope from my Springer. Sighted in with 2 shots. Dead on accurate at 25 yards on 3rd shot. Stayed accurate out to 40 yards. Moved to 50, then 60 yards. Gun is far better than I am and this is an "entry level" gun? Wow, I can't wait to see how well an advanced level gun shoots! Would recommend this gun instead of considering a springer hands down.

I don't see a reason to make the stock so heavy. This is my first pcp but it seems that the bolt action is very stiff. It requires a considerable effort to chamber pellets. I don't know if this is common in pcps. I assume the small air reservoir is part of the reason the gun is less expensive. I refill the tank after 20 shots because loses power around 25 and of course the magazine holds 10 rounds.

The JSB Exact Jumbo 15.89g is perfect for target and starlings. The 18 grams are good but harder to get tight groups. I would definitely recommend this gun.

Probably the best gun for the money in entry level pcps. More accurate than my Marauders, that is why I have one in each caliber. Must be something to the BSA barrels.

Nothing!

The probe for filling does come with a foster fitting so you wont have to buy anything else to work with a Benjamin pump.

This gun is put together well. Very accurate right out of the box. Very happy with this gun. It was my very first pcp gun. Simple to operate.

Gun is on the heavy side. Not a gun you would like to pack around all day in the woods.

I love everything about this gun. I own it in .22 caliber. I never expected it to have such a nice stock and good trigger. The new silencer added on it awesome. I can't tell you how much I like this rifle. Filling this is not that bad using the hill pump. I added a bipod to it and this is my favorite pcp I have, I think better than the marauder

Factory rifle studs so I didn't have to drill a hole and do it myself. I put in a stud in up front for a bipod. I think it looks really good now.

Extra pellet magazines are very expensive. I bought a couple from overseas and it cost me $115. Other than that there is nothing I would change. Filling with the hill pump, no adapter is needed because the gun comes with the piece you need. But if you have the Benjamin pump you have to buy the Venturi male quick disconnect adapter. Buy it, I think you will be very pleased with the quality for the price.

Compact and durable.

Adjustable power level.

Only the clip is so expensive (.25) if compare to .177 and .22.

The rifle seems well made and the fit and finish of the stock are very good. Trigger out of the box suits me fine. So far the gun is proving to be very accurate. I also like the fact that it has a twin BSA model that will be available hopefully in the U.S.

Stock has a lot of wood in forearm but overall nice with good checkering. Wish it was a way to not to load two pellets if the bolt is not cocked fully. Would like sling studs installed in stock from factory.

For the money Gamo/BSA has a winner. When looking to enter PCP world of airgunning this rifle with the G6 footpump are a great start. Time will tell how well this rifle is accepted but for me it was a clear choice.