Gamo Raptor .22, .22 Reviews

Breaking the sound barrier and accuracy.

The quantity in the container. The little bullet containers are neat, but let me get the regular spin off can with more.

I was confused by some of the previous reviews saying they weren't accurate. I first took my gamo swarm magnum to the range with the supplied scope and zeroed it to me with tight groups within an inch at 25 yards. To date, every rabbit that I've shot has been killed instantly in one shot.

Fast!!

I had issues loading these in my Diana Stormrider. They seemed to hang ups the skirt entered the barrel. Don't know if it is my gun or the hardness of the pellet.

Super fast in my Octane

Nothing

Not as accurate as slower speed pellets

the shiney gold coating

i have a benjamin np and hatsan at44 qe long.these pellets dont groupe good in either gun

they did what was advertised

I cant find them in bulk who in there right mind would want 20 plastic shaped bullet containers around just to have 500 pellets

If you have not tried them i would have to suggest tossing that 10$ out there the fpe drops quick but if your trying to shoot a rat, The little boost fps will help atleast it will make it there before he jumps from the sound

Accuracy, penetration, range with Gamo Whisper IGT .22 and 2240 Crosman air pistol. I can hit aluminum cans with 2240 from about 30 yards, with Whisper up to 40 yards and still have energy.

Have a 100 to 150 count unit. Change package type to tin.

Great for sub sonic shooting, also these have better QC than .177 type. Great for penetrating targets.

After several different pellet tests, this one had the best penetration power over everything else out of my Gamo Silent Stalker. It even beat the my heaviest 28 grain round. I was able to pierce 1/2 of pine and was still able to full embed the round into the tree behind the target. A very nice but expensive and accurate round.

The price.

It will go through more material than you had initially thought was possible. Just watch the price.

These pellets fly extremely well when used in my TechForce bolt action .22 rifle (I ported it!). It should be noted that while speed increases with PBA lighter pellets, accuracy will suffer unless the gun is ported or has adjustable power. The accuracy increased when I switched to the Raptor, and that is all I will use with this rifle now. I tried other brands of PBA pellets of similar weight but none performed anywhere close to as good as the Raptor!

Nothing!

As mentioned previously, accuracy with a lighter pellet can only be achieved with adjustable power or porting. This is because 99% of airguns deliver a fixed charge of propellent gas that will likely be a perfect match for only one weight of pellet. Shot groups for other pellets will degrade. When weight is increased it takes longer for the pellet to leave the gun (lock-time), and accuracy will decrease. When a pellet is too light, the excess gas left over after pushing the lighter pellet, will surround and destabilize the pellet as it leaves the muzzle. Porting gets rid of this excess gas at the last moment, allowing a light pellet to be more accurate than lead, due to its much reduced lock-time. I ported my paintball tank powered CO2 rifle by drilling a pair of 1/16" holes on each side of the front sight. I angeled the holes slightly forward toward the muzzle. I carefully dremeled off the extrusions with a small diamond burr. Before this operation the rifle only liked one weight and brand of lead pellet. After the porting, the gun was more accurate with all pellets, but especially so with the GAMO Raptor.

I did not like a thing about these pellets.

Better quality control.

I have a Benjamin 1100 Trail NPXL. These Raptor Pellets were the second worse pellets that I have tried in my rifle. I think that it was manily caused by the skirt distortion. Twenty five percent or better had discorted skirts.

Its high speed makes it an effective pellets if you want to hunt something. Although light that give the blow is devastating.

The price. Might be a bit more affordable as being friendly to the environment should encourage the use of such pellets over the lead.

The mark to worry a little when packing as 50, 6 were coming into disrepair.

Well, they're kinda purdy. One free pack came with my .177 and .22

Could be far better quality, inconsistant fit in the bore, large seams down the sides from the molding process.

These don't group well in either caliber, are too pricey, but make a nice supersonic firecracker crack from several of my airguns. Can't recommend them.

Great velocity, They're lightweight.

The price. They need to be cheaper. quality control for this price almost all the pellets in te package will be good.6 pellets were deformed and unshootable.

Is this is a Green Pellets we need the price cheaper, instead the lead pellets

If you want to go mach, these work. If you want to shoot targets, these don't work as well as a slower pellet.

They're lightweight

The price. They need to be cheaper.

Way too expensive. You could shoot half a pack till you get it shot in right. Stick with the heavier pellets unless speed is all you want.

Great velocity. actually broke the sound barrier with my Benji NP Trail!

Accuracy is not consistent.

While hearing that crack when these fire is really cool. If you want to hit something heavier is better.

fast.

quality control.

one out of 7 will not go into my rws 48. the skirts are either crushed or have excess material from the form.

They look nice if they're not deformed...

Gamo's manufacturing process- Out of 50 pellets I had to throw 6 out

Super light = SUPER inaccurate in my RWS 34P

Looked nice in the package

Out of the 50, 6 pellets were deformed and unshootable...
Very light pellet, but terribly inaccurate with no consistency!

Will NOT be buying again

Pellets are clean and uniformed.

Pellets are expensive and travel too fast out of my gun, Crosman Nitro. They tumble in the air and accuracy is poor. Groupings even as close as 50 feet are large.

Probably a perfect shot for a lower powered gun.

Execellent product, fast,clean very accurate.

I would like to try same pellet but pointed??? and flat head to see impact force...??