Page 4 - Gamo Red Fire, .177 Reviews

Now here is the mother load. like the Gamo Raptor PBA .177 Cal, 5.4 Grains, Round Nose, these are hunting pellets. i dropped a wild turkey with one to the head and the pellet did not come out. this is one outstanding pellet.

give me more

Again this is not for kids use it's for hunting small and medium game. And when you hit it, this thing is a show stopper.

nothing like warhead on a bullet !

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A real squirrel stopper! Even a shoulder hit will drop a squirrel in its tracks.

More per tin and shorter tip so they would work better in a speed loader pen.

Lead-free, lightweight for more velocity.

Seems like a really good product, however, the manufacturer should state that it may not work for certain air pistols because the pellets are too long. They won't work in my Daisey air pistol with an eight shot rotary magazine.

I hunt with a Crosman Storm XT using the Gamo Redfire and the Crosman Premier Hollowpoint have proven time again to be very accurate, have a very good breech fit, and reliable lethality . I have yet to find a defective pellet.

If only all pellets were either gold or copper plated. I hate the lead poisoning im subject to.

I bought some for my 22 cal and love thier performance. The 177 cal will not dissapoint you. Fast, accurate, very good stopping power.

Kick back and enjoy. These are great for varmits or hunting period

dont use these in the gamo p-25, they jam

shoot very accurate i love these pellets

more in can

I like the design and concept. I was skeptical about it. Once I shot them I was impressed. The head of the pellet seals well, not just the skirt. My Crossman Nitro Venom likes it. Some other pellets I've been testing don't seal as well. I am not an expert but realize how important it is for the pellet to use the rifling of the barrel. If it is just a thousands or two small, You won't get consistant accuracy. I want to take small game, so I am trying to find the pellet for my gun. And that is what you need to do. Air rifles are picky when it comes to amo.

Nothing. It works well in my gun.

Shoot, shoot, and shoot some more. Try different pellets. Different manufacturers, different grains, different styles. Find what works best in your gun. What works in mine may not work for yours.

They looked pretty cool? Despite the very very snug fit, they shoot decently accurate.

They don't fit very well at all into my Crosman Phantom, so I would change the size so they fit better. The snug fit causes them not to shoot as hard.

Personally I would buy a better pellet.

Awesome accuracy in my Gamo Big Cat, and Browning 800 Mag. I shoot at 42 feet in my basement, and 30 yards outside, and get consitent groups at both distances.

Quality control, I have shot about 600 of these, and the last few tins, I have been finding pellets that are missing the red tips. They are laying in the tin loose.

Every gun likes a different pellet, you have to try alot of different ones to find which work the best. All air guns require a break in period, my Big Cat liked Beeman Silver Arrows in the beginning, Now It shoots these Red Fires like they were made for it.

The best grouping pellet I've shot. Period.

Pricey!!

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I have been shooting these for the last 3 days and i am impressed , They are very accurate. I am shooting them thru a new Gamo Socom we sandbagged the front and rear and these pellets are doing 3/4 of a inch at 50 yds. and consistantly !!!! im very happy !!!!!

how about 250 in a pack same price ?????

Awsome pellet, accurate, consistantly, hits hard i will buy more !!!!!

Excellent penetration. Hard-hitting. I know this is a hunting pellet,but I use them occasionally for plinking targets. This pellet is best used with a powerful rifle/hunting pistol if you're going to take small game

Performance-wise I would not change a thing. There could always be more in the tin for the price. Lose the clear plastic on the lid. That costs extra to produce. Put a solid lid on, and increase the count per tin with the savings of simplified manufacture.

Seems to work like the Predator polys to me. A real tank-buster of a round when fired from a strong rifle.

They work great in the new gamo rocket. Very accurate. Long range very good with these.

More for the money and a better tin.The tin strips to east and is just awful.

I have hunted with these and they are awsome will only shoot these in my new Gamo rocket.

these pellets are very accurate, and when placed correctly, do alot of damage.

put more in a can, and quality control, almost everyone of my pellets had mould lines.

These pellets are really accurate with my gamo hunter sport, havent really tried them in my beeman

nothing really put more in a can

gamo pellets are pretty much made just for gamo rifles

I like the concept of the design and they are more accurate than some other Gamo pellets. That really surprised me.

I would make them a heavier grain. I have been shooting heavier grain pellets in my Gamo Varmint Hunter and getting decent accuracy. I tried all the Gamo's I have purchased thus far which include the PBA Raptor's, Tomahawk's, Master Point's, Rocket's, and Red Fire's, and the Red Fire's have been the most accurate.

the accuracy of these are unbelievable! my gamo whisper deluxe shoots these things like they were made for the thing! i wouldnt get the polymags because these are cheaper and just as good, or even better!

not one thing

i have seen a few mold lines, but i dont see a difference in accuracy

Shot 2 tree rats at 10 yards with my RWS 34 Pro compact........sent them to the after world,that will teach you to chew a whole in my roof!!!!!

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I wonder how they compare to Predator Polymags?