Gamo .177 Cal, .177 Reviews

I used mine in a Daisy 880. You can load them singly- no pellet tumble or shooting them backwards - and they can be used in pellet traps.

My tins looked good with the new face cover showing a peppered pop can. They work in my magazine. Others may have to shoot singles. Having them ALL size at .177 would be great!

You should test by seeing if they roll down the barrel. Just cock your gun and see if they roll. If they are tight, just shake them back out or tap them with a rod.

Really easy to load into a pellet rifle

I'd love these to be a bit cheaper

A great option for easy loading into a single-shot pellet gun while maintaining the safety of lead pellets. Accurate enough for plinking various-sized metal targets.

Arrived in good condition, (round). Air a great match for my Beeman P17. Easy to load. Shooting in the 390fps range. Did I mention easy to load.

Price is a little disappointing. Come on its just lead shot.

They fit tight in the barrel just like a pellet. No rolling out of the end if you point down. And shoot good. 5 shots free hand, all with in a 1/2 of center.

The product is nice

Coast and time of shipping

Be prepared to wait

Love the fact they are accepted by most of my airguns as bbs. Good weight.

Less dimples

For some reason, these get stuck in the barrel of the crosman snr.357

These lead bbs deform upon impact, therefore, reducing ricochets in confined spaces. They work well in my Gamo P23 and are fairly accurate.

I have found that current tins seem to have some of the lead balls deformed. They are a little pricey compared to regular bbs.

Ammo looks uniform and the tin has a screw on lid.

Nothing.

Did not fit my Beeman P17.

made from led less likely to ricochet.

would not change anything

great product works great and great customer service

Work well in my daisy 880 balls hit hard on target

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Price is a little high but worth using lead balls instead of bb

I have used them in some of my lower cost rifled barrel air rifles with on-board BB storage.

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If you use them in a BB gun like I do, remember they are lead and will not adhere to the magnet on the end of the bolt.

Clean, no casting lines or sprues

Pack these in a BB style speed loader. The rounds are a bit fiddly to grab onto from inside the tin

Kinda interesting in a P17. Groups are not very tight as compared to some of the better pellet choices, but not bad for casual plinking at 30 feet. I'm getting well under 1" once I reset my elevation for the reduced velocity

The spherical lead BB's are accurate, fly faster than regular pellets but being heavier hit harder.

Not a thing!

Being lead, If shot from a high power air gun they definitely should be lubricated.

I love having a BB option that won't eventually tear up my rifled barrels! These work great in my multi-pump, dual ammo, rifles. It's great to keep some in the reservoir for those times when I just don't feel like loading a pellet one at a time or when pellets may not be handy. Also great when shooting BB guns in small spaces to reduce ricochet.

They're lead balls. Not much to change there.

As I've said, these are a great option for any gun that will shoot BBs, but has a rifled barrel. However, the price per shot is about the same as your average, inexpensive, pellet. Given that, you should consider your own shooting needs before you choose to use these exclusively. I find them to be convenient and I know some who use them as finishing shots when hunting with higher end mulit-pumps but, IMO, most of the time, a pellet is your better option.

Easy to load in round mag.for mod. 586 S&W. Can take four or five in finger tips and drop in mag. Shoot good, dont have to push in mag. Size is not consistent but good for plinking.

More consistent size.

Wanted to try them in a single shot hard to load pellet rifle. May not be good due to inconsistent size. I will get more for my 586 S&W. Fun fun fun. Don't know how well the will work in a pellet rifle.

Bought these to basically play with vs standard pellets. Fairly accurate at 10 meters with my target pistol. Have not tried any with any of my rifles as of yet. Thank you for using a screw on lid Gamo!

Found several of the balls with flat spots on them. A little more Quality Assurance would help here.

Good amount for price

Add an outer shell to prevent distortion.

These aren't perfectly round due lead being a soft material to begin with and not having plating. Just be aware that some airguns will shoot these, others won't.

ricocheting is less likely

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I assume these would be better on the rifling of a barrel

The price is very reasonable.

These are very dirty. Your fingers will be black and will smell like sulfur, after handling them.

I use 17 of these in the Double Shot shot shells, along with one .22 round ball, to make a duplex load. Still experimenting, but has promise.

I have a antique Slavia Model 612 BB gun that will shoot only lead BBs. The Gamo lead balls work well and are a good value for me to use.

I would change nothing.

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... very well made and good price.