Page 5 - Gamo .177 Cal, .177 Reviews

Nice little lead balls.

Slightly fatter balls.

Some of these roll right thru my p17 beeman.

The shape is desent but it has no killing power out of my Daisy Powerline 880!!!!!!

something i don't know why these don't have killing power but they don't!!!!!

Don't waste $4.00 get a better pellet like the Gamo Magnums or get Crosman Copper coated bbs!!!!!!!!

At least there's still one brand of .177 lead ball still available for my Drozd.

Lose the Gamo and sell the Beeman's perfect rounds instead. The Beeman's are of much higher quality and consistency for the price. Why not H&N .177 lead shot? Gamo just doesn't compare... trust me, I've run multiple thousands through my Drozd.

Any port in a storm... unfortunately, Gamo is the only .177 lead shot available.

the accuracy is nice and these easy to load

change the quantity 500 or 1000

these work great

Lead shot for those older BB guns and some rifled barrels. Nice fit in most guns.

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Change of pace from shooting pellets

Make a version slightly smaller to fit Haenel 310

These won't work with a Haenel 310. They are too big and will jam the barrel. I now have three tins to shoot in my other rifles which is okay. These are slightly heavier than my usual 7-7.9 gr pellets so velocity will be lower. They are easy to load because you don't have to look for orientation. However they are about 2x the price of other decent pellets. Accuracy seems to be pretty good if not slightly lower than better pellets.

They are cheap.

Larger tins would be nice, though the empty containers are useful enough that I don't mind too much. Better consistency would be a big plus.

These are suitable for plinking, but they seem to have a high number of misshapen balls, especially ones with air inclusions. If you're looking for great accuracy, you have to hand sort them. It would be nice if pyramid went back to selling H&N round balls in .177. Nobody else seems to carry anything other than Gamo, if they even carry that.

Vastly improved my group size with my Gamo V3

Can't think of a one

Use BB's in a Daisy - Gamo round balls in everything else

These round balls are superior to regular bbs. They're heavier, and have a lot more punch. I did a power test using a crosman c11 and and a daisy 008, and regular bbs made dents in a 1/4" softwood, but these balls punched right through. They're ok for the price, and a great value.

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This is great ammo for lower powered semi- autos. They give excellent penetration.

Making 500pc tins

I don't consider these made for springers despite the moderate weight.

Ease of loading, and fantastic on a windy day, These are great in my Daisy 617X, Gamo Recon, XS-B9-1, and XS-B4-2A.

Lube them with graphite, or copper-plate them like H&N does with their "RundKugeln's".

If you like these, then you'll absolutely love H&N "Rund-Kugeln's", also the GAMO "Precision Round's" are of much better quality than these. I love useing .22 "Round-Ball's" in my QB78-Deluxe, many a "Jack" has ended up on the dinner table w/ this lethal combo. You may also want to use a couple of drop's of pellet-lube in the tin, You'll notice the difference like night & day. Cheer's, Andy.

Every ball is identical, no mishapes like Beeman's. It also has some iron in it so that it will work with BB guns that use magnets to hold onto and load BBs.

They are almost as hard as BBs, so don't shoot at hard objects. They will work in Most BB guns, but I have heard of certain cases of jamming. Pretty expensive, especially compared to BBs.

Brianag618: This is the first negative report I have ever given on a product purchased from Pyramyd Air, and I purchased these on my own to try. I fired several rounds out of a New RWS 34, on what I consider to be a perfectly sighted scope, and these rounds dropped like a rock, with NO consistency in the shot pattern, not even close to the standard .177 cal pellets. In fact I had to go looking for the first few shots, they missed the paper all together, and I found them on my back stop where I have paper set up to show missed rounds. I will not buy them again.

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Seeing is believing, try them if you want, but I will and would stick to pellets till I see some type of improvement.

Though they do not completely fill the bore these are great. Good for all your shooting, hunting, target shotting, and plinking. These are very accurate at 50 yards. Great penetration. Good price. They are all consistent, not one damaged out os 4 tins.

They should fill the bore like the skirt of a pellet but either way they work great

A great alternative to pellets and work well in the crosman 1377 pump pistol, Pumpmaster, Beeman RS1, and P3 pistol.

i love the penetration, no jams or anything like that

price maybe?

(i use theese in bb guns to get pellet performance), they have worked in all of my bb guns and pellet guns

THEY DO NOT JAM...

THE LEAD FINE DUST.

THESE ARE REAL GOOD IN THE RUSSIAN MADE GUNS, GREAT POWER AND GROUPING.... Written BY;; The Italian Redneck.

These lead ball "pellets" work well in almost any pellet gun.

Not much to change...THE PRICE ?

For best performance, be sure to seat the ball as deep in the chamber as possible.

Don't have to worry about the direction the pellet loads, which is what I need for my Crosman 2100. Directional pellets frequently land backwards when dropped into the breech

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Hard hitting and good penetration, but not the accuracy of a standard pellet.

pretty good weight

i think these lack the very high standards that the drozd needs

i believe this was the problem that made my new gun jam had to drill out the lead balls carefully with a drill bit

these pellets have unparalleled penatration

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they say these pellets are not meant for precision air rifles but I have no problem at all shooting them with my Rws model 48 or my Gamo shadow, I am blasting thru everything I shoot at with dead on accuacy and stunning penatration.