Page 3 - Gamo Hunter .22, .22 Reviews

Very cost friendly - you get 250 count. These do shoot well with very slight possibility of fliers; perhaps the ones with deformed skirts are to blame. I use these in a Benjamin 392 with overall great results. My Benji is modified with a solid brass valve honed out (you can order from Crosman, just tell them you'd like a brass valve - same price as the alluminum); super sear; polished pump tube; silencer. I have used these in the past in a stock 392 with the same flight results.

Nothing.

In my results, I have found that domed and pointed pellets give the greatest flight characteristics and distance. Dome allow for more energy transfer than pointed while not compromising overall distance.

Price, screw lid tin, accuracy

I have seen a couple with damage skirts.

I bought these initially because they were cheap. Last night I was shooting my Webley Stingray and had about 8 different pellet types at hand. My gun likes these Gamo Hunters. They shot better than Crosman Premiers, as well as other "match" pellets. They are certainly worth a try.

Screw on lid, Very acurate at long range,great expansion on impact, will bring a squarrel right down out of a tall tree. They fit snug in the barrel of my (22) rws. In fact better then Crosman dome, I use a pellet seat tool ( wonderful tool)

they need to do a little dressing up on the mold that they are made in,little rough on the seams.

Don't let the looks fool you, these shoots right up there with the best! Have only tried these in (22) so can not say about the 177 cal.For me these are the best GAMO has to offer, These are great !!!

A lot of Punch for the money. Although still not in the same league as Crosman Premeir Dome's, I would put these round's up against anything JSB/RWS has to offer

Make the skirt a little thicker, or take better care in packaging.

These round's are at parr with Kovohute Standard's, great Plinking/Pesting round.

They are inexpensive pellets.

They are made of a very soft lead alloy. Many of the skirts are dented.

Because of the soft lead, they make a pretty cool "splat" flower type shape when they hit steel targets. Not to accurate in my TF-89.

These pellets are cheap and heavy. The very soft lead grooves well and gives me good accuracy in high powered 16+ ft/lb airguns.

Factory packaging is poor. Although the tin is not dented the pellets are crammed in. As a result many skirts were probably bent or distorted, when the lid was screwed on.

Cheap price for accurate soft lead pellets. You get what you pay for.

Does what it says; has a harded tip great knock down power

The Size/Shape Distribution is not as good as espected

Good for hunting. So don't espect anything else.

I love the acuracy at long range targets. Great gor hunting small game.

the mold could use a little work but it really doesn't affect acuracy that much.

they are good for target practice and hunting

The pellets seemed kind of cheaply molded but if you look closely the shape was actually very nice. Accuracy was farely good i shot 1in. groups comfortably. The shape and uniformity are pretty obviously for the price they cannot be prefect but they shoot well.

Maybe the mold to be better quality because the pellers have some rough edges because of the ridges in the skirt but overall a descent pellet

I shoot an rws model 48 and it doesnt really matter what type of pellets i use because the gun is so consistent.

I like the accuracy and moderate penetration power

a bit more penetration

it works well with BAM B26-2

Like most Gamo products very Good, not great.

Pellet consistency.

You have to decide if it works in your gun or not.