Gamo Pro Magnum, .177 Reviews

Cheap price. Good for plinking

Pellets are not all exactley the same. Better quality control

Crosman .177 Hollow points are way more consistant

This is a quality pellet Gamo has. Says on package extreme accuracy. That is a fact. My Remington Airmaster prefers these pellets above all others. A real tack driver.

These pellets are hard to get first of all. I stock up on them when available. I noticed my last order of Gamo pellets the gr. weight went down from 7.8 to 7.56. Would like same shape in 8.4 gr. or even 9.0 gr.

These are on the light side as far as weight but they are very accurate. And 750 to a tin. You can't go wrong. Get them if available.

pellets came shipped in Styrofoam. no banged up tins.

these pellets did not shoot very straight out of MY gun. they seem to be too light. i have a Gamo mark1 1420fps and i get a lot of wild shots with these pellets.

I've been using pellets in 8.4grams and they seem to group a lot better

I liked the 7.80 pointed weight. I bought this exclusively for yo older .177 Gamo Hunter 220. I liked the $8.99 price for 750 count. No damaged or bent pellets. These pellets were quite accurate when shot from the Hunter 220, accurate enough to be my go to pellet. Pellets were clean as could be expected, no complaints there.

I liked the screw on lid, the clear top is a change.

Shooting this with the Gamo Hunter 220: shot quite accurate at a 2 inch RangeMaxx paste on target, hitting very frequently. Target was mounted on a box 90 measured feet away. I had a few errant pellets that were my fault. Temperature was 56 degrees. Chronographed over my Competition Electronics ProCronoDigital, results were: 824, 830, 823, 826, and 824 fps. Averaging 825 fps. I would buy these again. I do recommend these as light weight pellets. Get a chronograph. Woodys World.

accurate , a good value and were packed in foam for shipping very happy! will have some fun target shooting in the basement with these

Great for plinking and Pissing off Squirrels.

They shoot good and fairly accurate

Nothing else that I can think of

Great for plinking and Pissing off Squirrels.

They shoot good and fairly accurate

Nothing else that I can think of

Great for plinking and Pissing off Squirrels.

They shoot good and fairly accurate

Nothing else that I can think of

Great for plinking and Pissing off Squirrels.

They shoot good and fairly accurate

Great for plinking and Pissing off Squirrels.

They shoot good and fairly accurate

Shoots great in my gamo break barrel

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Great value for the quantity

Good product good people

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Good to go

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Increase Quality control.

Not uniform size.Very inaccurate.

Decently uniform. Good for target, small pests, and plinking. First 5 shots 3/4" rad. Medium clean.

More for less.

Don't zero scopes using these pellets, just in case.

Accuracy

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In the top tier for my Hatsan 95.

Not

Pellet

Not accurate

Here is the story no one is talking about: These pellets are lead Raptors. Other reviewers may have not shot Raptors. I have shot the golden ammo and compared the Pro Mag to the Raptors -- they are identical. The Pro Mags are a major leap forward over the pretty PBAs, and Gamo did really well here addressing the complaints about Raptors: (1)They were too expensive, too few pellets. (2)The light alloy bodies were inaccurate. (3)Gamo quality control -- lampooned on this website -- once again failed with deformed pellets. The Pro Mags are plentiful for the price and the quality control is much improved. These pellets are on the level of the econo ammo from China using the "Beeman" name. The rave reviews on PA for the Chinese knock offs of the Silver Bear and the Silver Sting made me try both. They are accurate. Gamo must have been embarrassed that the Chinese had better QC. But that is great because the Pro Mags are equals in quality and FAR SUPERIOR IN PENETRATION.

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The Pro Magnums give the Crosman Points a serious challenge in accuracy and penetration. Are Pro Mags better? No. But the quantity and quality will take market share. Gamo made a great product that is highly effective out of pumps guns like my 880. To conclude:

(1)Reviewers claim they are dirty -- no more than the Chinese pellets, just some lead shavings. My hands and
fingers did not turn gray at all.
(2)These are Crosman killers! $8 off the store shelf gets 250 Crosman Points. Through PA, 4 tines of Pro Mags (one is free; use Smart Post S&H) is only $8 each for tins of 750!
(3)This is a really exciting product for pumps rifle users. The price, quantity, and quality will likely make these favorites for shooters who try them.

I bought these about 3 wks ago, because my grandsons shoot their pump guns with me and go through a lot of pellets. They shoot well in Daisy 880 and also pretty good in my crosman vigilante co2 revolver, but surprisingly, they really brought my Benjamin NP Prowler rifle to life, best shooting I have ever done with it, able to group 5-10 shots in 1/2 inch, obliterating bullseye with only occasional flyer at 25-30 yards with Vortex SPARC 2 red dot.

Although they shoot well there are maybe 2 of 10 pellets with deformed skirts, and there is quite a bit of lead dust in the tins.

If you have a lot of people shooting, these seem to be a good pellet that shoots "good enough" in several makes and types of guns, so the 750 count tin is a good value, and luckily for me turned out to be pellet of choice fro my NP Prowler break barrel rifle.

Pellets are very uniform in shape and very few skit deformations. Gamo pellets usually aren't the best in that category but they did good with these.

Little larger head size. Drop right in but skirt catches it flush.

Very accurate pellets in my crossman NP pistol I have a stock on as well as a suppessor.

The pellet count and price. I am pleasantly surprised at the accuracy of the Gamo pellet. Tested in a Hatsan M25 .177 they produce ragged one hole 20 pellet groups. The gamo pellets are undersized compared to other brands but this does not effect the performance.

If it is not broken do not fix it.

Tested in 4 rifles in addittion to the M25 pistol.
They produce sub half inch groups in all the test guns.