Page 2 - Gamo P-25 Reviews

Good balance and ergonomic design. Feels like a real gun when firing due to its blowback feature. Easy to maintain and clean. No jamming. Delivers some punch.

Safety and firing latch is quite difficult to access especially if you are right-handed. Rear sights should be adjustable. Cannot use other types of tactical add-ons due to no rail.

Consumes alot of CO2. Can only get at least 32 rounds in a single 12grams CO2 tank. Wait at least 5-10 secs to your next fire to achieve full air pressure buildup.

The way it fires on a full cart, loaded w/ H&N FTT Green's/ Baracuda Green's. The Blowback feature, I also like the 16 round clip,

I would definitively add a lower/upper rail, I would also like to see 2 clip's being offered.

I get around 32 power shots, after that you see a sharp drop in accuracy/power, all in all if you want a Co2 that's very accurate and still looks good, get yourself a Daisy 617X, or Daisy 008. The Gamo P25 Blowback is still o whole lot of fun to shoot, and I would still recommend to a friend. Cheer's, and Happy Huntin', Andy.

Good simulation of a semi auto pistol. It is loud and recoils like a firearm. A lot like firing my Ruger mark 2. The gun functioned flawlessly without jams.

Improve accuracy, elevation adjustment on the rear sight would help.

Not the most accurate air pistol. It is good for firearms training away from the shooting range. I got 80 good shots out of a co2 capsule at a temperature of 65 degrees F. That's 5 clips loaded with 16 rounds. If you don't count rounds, listen to the gun, it sounds different when it is fired without a pellet in the chamber.

Clip is good. Eight rds and a quick turn around for eight more. Pistol good weight and size. Nice sighting system with white dots for ease and Gamo apparently took the time to line the fixed sights properly (See "Anything else airgunners should know?" re, accuracy). Great CO2 cartridge insert with no need for excessive screw locking pressure.

First stage trigger feel a bit stiff while second stage feels a bit light. Grip cover for CO2 compartment could be more secure. Would like to see additional ammo clips available as accessory.

Accuracy more dependent on ammo choice than average. Found H&N Green Field Target, Crosman Premier, Destroyer EX, Challenger Precision Match, RWS Superpoint, Gamo Magnum, and Hunter, pellets to be all over the page. The word grouping can't even be loosely applied. The Crosman SS Hollow Point gave a loose grouping with no thwack, that is energy delivery on impact, sometimes not penetrating the paper target. The SS Pointed head was more aerodynamic and provided inproved grouping and acceptable penetration. The economical Crosman Hunting provided equal grouping with some real thwack. Convinced of the P-25s potential I gave the Daisy Precision Max a go at it. The thwack equalled the Crosman pellets, largely due to the Precision Max pellet's superb deformation characteristics. The accuracy was astounding. 32 of 32 shots at fired at 20 ft, from a standing position using a military grip and no stabilizing support, hit in a 5" diameter with 22 of 32 shots hitting within a 2.5" diameter circle, i.e., the bullseye and first surrounding ring.

The looks and handling are very nice and real. The blowback action is an excellent feature. Very soft trigger pull. It shoots low at 10 m and doesn't have elevation adjustment. Even when you compensate for the shot is very inaccurate.

Just add elevation adjustment to the rear sight and will be a great improvement.

It would be a fun gun to shoot if it was accurate, even with the 32 shots per fill with a 12 grams CO2 cartridge

16-rd "PELLET" mag (not bbs), Double-/single-action, Blowback action

Is a bit heavy, I would like a little lighter. The target system could be illuminated dots with some bright color. Like the gamo whisper air rifle.

no

the blowback action has a good recoil, good accuracy, weight and look of the airgun

add slide lock

at first when i saw the magazine for this gun, it looked like they were the same as the beretta px4 storm but they are different so dont be fooled. the beretta clip has springs within the clip itself, and the gamo has springs in the gun to eject the clip.

This pistol is great. It is very realistic & has a very powerful kick (Blowback). Gamo P-25 is very accurate too. When you get use to the kick, hitting target accurately is not a problem. The pistol is very powerful & due to this- in my experience- for every 5 to 6 full rounds (16 pellets each time) you need to use a fresh CO2 capsule. Overall due to my surprise I like the pistol a lot.

Add a railing to install a flashlight and/or laser sight.

The tactical version of the same pistol is suppose to be pretty complete. Not only you can add as many add-ons as you want, it also has fake silencer & some extras (like flashlight/laser which can be install on all four side of the pistol).

It’s a good gun. It’s accurate but if it had adjustable sights, it would make it a lot better. Feels like a real gun. Its rapid fire is awesome. You want to go and show it to all of your friends.

It does need a better Owner’s Manual explaining the double/single action detail, how to determine when the gun is empty and more importantly how to determine when it runs out of ammo. Right now, the only way to determine when it is empty is by counting the shots fired otherwise it will continue to shoot CO2.

I have few airguns from Gamo, They are the best