Page 3 - Gamo Red Fire, .177 Reviews

The pellets look very nice, the tin was nice, and I used them for hunting and was able to take out a good size Jack Rabbit at about 45 yards with my .177.

Yes you only get 150 for the price however these pellets are made for a purpose, and if you want pellets to economically shoot tin cans with find something cheap, so far these are great for hunting!

none were broken they all were in perfect shape and shoot hard.

250 for this price at least.

perfect for hunting !!

I did not like these pellets! They are inaccurate in all my rifles and don't have any real performance. I have a Crosman 2100, a Crosman 760, and a RWS 92 Y. In my 2100 these pellets get stuck and it has trouble fireing them. I've shot two sparrows at 12 yards with my 2100, and these pellets inaccurately just hit the birds without any impact or shock. I had to chase the wounded birds across my yard to get a follow up shot!

These pellets might be good for other guns, but they just did not work for me. Best pellets I tried are: Beeman Crow Magnum, Air Arms 8.4 Domes, and Crosman Destroyer EX. All these pellets are beast, especially in my 2100. The Destroyers EX leave at least a Nickle size holes on birds at 15 yards!

i can take down a rabbit at 35 to 40 yards with one well placed shot

more in a tin, i shot through a tin in one afternoon

excellent for hunting

Accurate in my gamo big cat 1250. Less than 1/4 inch spread at 15-25 yards with gamo 4-12x40 AO scope.

Softer material for hunting. No mushrooming when picking off squirrels. Goes clean through.

If used for hunting, placement on target is more critical than other pellets like gamo rocket.

Great product, used it in a under liver 1200 fps rifle and the pellet was accurate, The poly center does not expand on impact but the lead body does. Great for long range accuracy.

Finish and quality. Few pellets had hair line cracks.

Great purchase to practice accuracy

I liked the idea of these pellets.

Change the fit. So tight that they deformed in my Nitro Venom.

You will pay a premium for these.

So far the most accurate and consistent pellets shot from my Gamo Bone Collector 177.

Several pellets in the tin have lost the tips while handling.

Like I said before, some of the tips are loose and fall off the actual pellet. Even without the tip, it is still an accurate pellet up to a tested 35 yards. Drops non-native birds easy off the branches.

Great for hunting

I liked the long skirts, consistency of the shape, the tight fit, accuracy, and the expansion after the hit. This is a very good pellet. I got good groups at 32 yards and after I mow my yard I will see what we can do at 75 yards.

The price is a bit high for plinking targets and more pellets per can would be nice (150 pellets can be fired in no time at all).

I am going to save these pellets back for shooting bugs bunny and rocky (Bullwinkle will be a stretch LOL) when they decide to enter my back yard. I would give these pellets a five if it were not for the price ($9 for 150 pellets), but I will stock up on them and practice with my Crosman hollow points.

Nothing at all

A little heavier, they are inaccurate as heck at 75 feet. I zeroed my scope on my Pumpmaster 760 using Crossman Destroyers, went to this and it wasn't even on paper!

I zeroed my scope on my Pumpmaster 760 using Crossman Destroyers, went to this and it wasn't even on paper!

the thing i liked was every thing once you buy one of these packs of red firers you have to buy another one even though you are most likely getting ripped of from the amount of pellets you get but inside your telling your self these things work like magic in my gamo whisper they should shoot the best in all gamo and im shore in others and remember if your gun shoots these well they will shoot the predetor poly mags even better.

add more pellets

if you buy one you have to buy another be careful they are addicting so are the predetor polymags

the ridiculous amount of expansion these things have i shoot these in my gamo whisper .177 and they shoot great with it. these things stop and drop pest like the pest is a rock the stop and drop with no movement what so ever will put pictures of the expansion of the pellets

need about 225 for the price there selling them for

they work great in the gamo whisper and you have to sight in your scope for these you also may just want to buy and extra pack to get your scope sighted in for theses pellets its a challenge to do so defiantly buy and extra pack because i know that you will have only about 50 pellets left when your don sighting theses pellets in

Great accuracy, good expansion and penetration.

Add more to a tin.

Great pellets, at 20 yards they will go in a quarter. Thats pretty good since the gun I'm using is just a $50 Crosman 66 powermaster. Will take rabbits and squirrels without problems.

These do alot of damage and move on the faster side. Once the target is hit the ballistic tip will project through creating leeway for the rest of the pellet. Very impressed with the accuracy and especially the penetration delivered upon impact.

A little more weight.

Very accurate,great expansion at 20yards even at 850fps.Drops squirrels and rodents immediately.

More than 150 per tin.

These measure somewhere between .177-.178 but will still camber without deforming and does not seem to affect accuracy.

I am using the Red Fire .177 pellets with a 1200 fps rifle and scope. In my area there is a lot of wind in the afternoon and the pellets still fly consistantly. I have a 1.5 inch spread at 25yds.

The lighter blue flame pellets of the same type will do well where there is little crosswind, but in our area (south monterey county) California, they drift and leave a larger 5 shot pattern.

Pretty accurate...Five shots taken five shots in the Bull from 25 yards with my Gamo Silent Cat... Outdoors, Bag rested with slight breeze. Have yet to target a critter yet but hopefully they work as advertised

More per can..Increase to 200-250... add a little more weight to them.

I like the expantion, I ges from .177 to at least .22 cal in a flash. Once you get your gun sighted with it, it workes great. The squirrels hate it.

Weight, It is a slight bit to heavy for my airmaster 77 (725 fps). Accuracy, It may just be my gun, but when I was sighting it with these pellets, they flew all over the place in 6" groupings. once I got it sighted it was Okay thow.

Works well with all of my Crosman and Daisy-really accurate.

Larger quantity per can - like 200 or so.

Works well.