Page 3 - Gamo Match .177, .177 Reviews

Nothing; poor quality on initial visual inspection

everything, except the screw on lid

Not accurate in my Brno Tau 200, none of the initial shots were on call. I checked them by shooting with a rest and got very poor results. A lot of flash on the skirt and the tin was dented even though packed in foam and cardboard for shipping.

Perfect for the lower speed air guns. Inexpensive.

Nothing.

Lighter pellets tend to tumble at high speed. Watch your background!

They shoot surprizingly well for low cost pellets. If your a new shooter or enjoy shooting a lot don't waste your money on expensive pellets. You can do a lot of practicing with these pellets and maybe some day be able to use the expensive pellets to improve your scores. Who knows, these pellets might even shoot better in your gun than the "better" pellets.

Nothing

Seems to shoot well in both rifles and pistols.

Quality and price

Nothing

Great pellet for target and self feeding co2 pellet guns due to shape and flat nose

Gamo Match Wads have good consistency for a wadcutter I find very little difference in wads other than weight and hitting power. Gamo has the stay line on them I think to help stop wobble during trajectory. Seems to help, my groups are tighter with them.

Nothing "PLEASE"

Gamo makes a sample pack of 1000 pellets for about $14 good price. Found 2 that work well for me, so I bought some more.

These pellets are great especially at this price. I used them in my Beeman P17 and got some really nice groups at 33'. Very uniform. Also used them in my Ruger Mark I and got great results at 65'! They really improve accuracy!

Nothing and price is right.

Try some of these especially if you're having accuracy issues. These pellets will make a difference.

Accuracy and price

Just clean.

My Diana 34 and Gamo shadow loves these pellets. I get better groups than RWS and H&N match at 15 to 20 meters.

Gamo makes one heck of an airgun but pellets seem to be out of Thier feild of expertise.

I would NOT market these as match grade pellets. When I first opened the can I could tell just by looking at them that they were of poor quality. They appeared to be unpolished and you could still see the seams from the casting procces. Shooting from ten meters my groupings were reduced from a pinky nail to a grouping that would fit inside a nickle or quarter.

Love Gamo for there great guns but these match pellets they sell are trash.

They're inexpensive.

I would not call them "Match" pellets.

These are highly inaccurate pellets that should not bear the "Match" name. If you are trying to improve your 10m target shooting, they are not going to help......at all. In fact, they are probably detrimental to one's confidence. Dry firing would be more productive. They are cheap, that is their only plus.

They were inexpensive

These pellets don't seem to be high quality. Many of them have quite large extra lead "lines" where the two halves of the mold come together. They are not as accurate as other pellets.

Cheap. But you get what you pay for. These are cheap, non-accurate pellets. They make holes in paper.

The name. They are certainly not match pellets. The molding lines - really? They have horrible molding lines around each pellet. The uniformity is horrible. Again, these ARE NOT anything close to a match pellet. I don't know if they should even be classified as a practice pellet.

I don't know who's reviewing these pellets, but they obviously don't have very high standards when it comes to accuracy. They will not consistantly hold the 8 ring out of a FWB P70 precision rifle when shot from a machine rest. You'll get at least 1 flyer out of 15 that will make it to the 5 ring. If you want to put holes in paper and don't care where those holes are, then buy these pellets. Spend $2 more per tin and buy some RWS Basic's.

These are the lowest cost and most accurate pellets I have found for our 4H shooting club.

nothing, they are perfect just as they are.

I really like these pellets for plinking and I have not had even one of them out of shape and I shoot everyday .Great deal for the money

This is one of my favorite pellets for target practise in the backyard it hits hard consistantly and flys straight too. My Gamo rifles shoot them well.

good pellet for plinking very good price for the quantity. its not a pro target pellet but it works just fine for back yard plinking. works ok in my rws feuerkraft & that are not small words. also works good in my ruger black hawk & my bigcat. its agood deal

for the price nothing.

This was the best price I could find and it was delivered in a timely manner.I will definitely buy from them again.

Cheap.

I seem to get a few .22-sized pellets in this .177 tin. Some of them are bent.

For this price, you can't really complain too much.

everything maybe 1or 2 disform in the whole can fits very tight wich i find exelent coper to others that donot fill all gap in mag. when put in because of to loose fit

morequt.for money or sale by 1000 can to

byit youcan go wrong worth every penny

Thes pellets are a bit cleaner (less lead dust) than some others I've tried. They function very well in our Gamo Compact and our IZH-46M. I think these are a great deal for the price.

Nothing really

You may find a few pellets that are slightly off size, but overall they seem 99.9% the same.

They seem to be die sized....didn't fall into the chamber but had to be pushed. Accurate.

Maybe offer a waxed version.

Buy the 4th one and get it free. Buy a bunch and save on shipping. I did.