Gamo Rocket .25, .25 Reviews

Decent price, didn't shoot for grouping, but max power in my Marauder, I blew through 18 ga. steel sheeting and dented to the point of tearing 16 ga. sheet metal.

Nothing. I used to make these with Crow Mag Hollow points a BB and a drop of Super glue. So much easier to just buy them pre done.

Get a good pellet seater. Some of the cones aren't perfectly cylindrical.

Good consistent quality. Accuracy is great in my Benjamin NP Xl 725. They hit like a truck. Killed a 30 pound woodchuck at approx. 20 yards with one head shot; dropped him instantly. These hold a quarter size group at 50 yards. The only pellet I have yet to find that my Benjamin likes.

More pellets for the price.

Lightweight and accurate hardened steel ball tip.

Nothing.

Buy more than one great for hunting.

Light weight and accurate hardened steel ball tip.

Nothing.

Buy a lot of them good for hunting.

Decent weight pellet in .25 cal. these pellets get good penetration with uniform skirts and the bb in the middle makes for a hard hitting pellet.

more pellets and a better tin would be nice.

these work good in my hatsan 95 in 25 cal.

The pellets hit hard and keep a decent shape with some expansion. penetrate better than regular lead pellets.

bigger tins,more pellets.

light pellets but get good fps in my hatsan 95

Fast and accurate.

Loud! Even in my talon ss.

Will destroy lesser pellet traps in a hurry.

Great expansion. Dug 1 out of the 3/4" plywood target backer board. It looks just like an egg with how the color/shape of the BB head sits in the middle of the flattened out lead. I use the .177 version of these on Squirrels at 10 yards, can't wait to try these on a critter at 35 + yards using my Hatsan 125 Sniper.

Can be hard to screw the lid back on when the tin is full.

Give them a try.

The pellet shoots straight and my Hatsan 125TH 788.7 FPS at 60 ft.

Nothing

I like the pellet

accurate, devastating power

more pellets to tin

The steel BB in the tip.

Whatever would make them accurate.

I've tried these at several power levels from my Marauder. They don't seem to shoot well above 700fps. Maybe they shoot better at CO2 velocities, but I got this gun for its power capacity.

These fit the breech snugly on my Hatsan Mod 125. At close range (within 20 yards), they are right on target. $3.99 a can is a big plus.

Make a bigger tin rather than just holding 80 pellets.

Blew out a tree rat with just a body shot.

I like the screw top lid,the extreme impact on targets they have.they fit very well in my Benjamin NPXL 725. I also feel they are the perfect weight to bring the gun to life for hunting.

the only thing I would change is: offer bigger tins and boxes of these.

they are kinda dirty. I recommend dumping out the tin on a towel. cleaning out the tin and lid. the take a can of compressed air and blow off the dust from the pellets before you put them back in the tin. this works well for me to clean up the lead dust and chips.

they group very nice. the penetration is unreal. these pellets brought my Benjamin npxl 725 to life. I was considering getting a .22 cal until these arrived.

the only thing I would change is: offer the pellets in a bigger tin.

make sure that you have a great back stop. these things penetrate like no other pellet I have seen.

power, penetration, and accuracy I have shot old aerosol cans at 25 yards easily with these pellets and they are great for my Hatsan 125 sniper .25 cal!

make a larger tin

Make sure to have a high quality backstop as these will easily penetrate up to 1/2" plywood. I reinforced my backstop with sheet metal which stops most pellets.

Great pellet..

perfect for my walther hunter air gun !

nothing just perfect !

a very good replacement for beeman 20.06 grains in case you can't get any from the market :)

very accurate

more in package

great for hunting

I Killed A Bird.. It's Dead. But the chance of hiting the kill spot every time and not wounding the prey is highly unlikly. My Mrod .25 can almost punch one hole groups at 50 yds with several pellet and even keep a 1 inch with hollow points. These pellets are Erradic at best 6 inch pattern at 50 yards. They are the lighest pellet I shoot but for some odd reason they drop 3 plus inches at 50 yards. They look cool. they seperate well when I shoot a full water bottel. In the end I have three full tins I orderd and unless I'm being attacked by Zombie unicorns. I'll still have them.

Gamo.... These pellets regularly have unfinishe seems with lead hanging off the pellet. If this is Gamo Quality. I don't want it

The bird I got was 10 fett away. So MAYBE??? they are useful at that short of a range but that no fun. I'd say maybe for the younger shooter but at the same time I want to Teach my kid what I feel Is right. One Shot One Kill. Key word Humane.. So I'd rather see my kid shooting a stock round nose that your sure if you do your part it will do it's job.

THe accuracy, impact and uniformity. I use these in my Crosman NPT-XL, and they are very accurate; getting .25" groups at 60 yard, with great penetration. I like the fact that they fit very snugly in the breech, and, to date i have had all show the same consistency in fit; this goes a long way to achieving accuracy, if I do my part. They penetrate, at 60 yards, double walled cans, plywood (1/2 inch) and most anything that i use as a back stop!! In .25 cal., have not used them on small/medium game yet, but I am sure that they will be great hunting rounds.

More for the money.

In my experience in this caliber, these rounds are far more accurate and penetrate better than the PBA rounds; also, you get more for the money than with PBA. In .25 caliber they are really hard hitters due to their mass, so I am expecting them to be good game getters.