Page 4 - Gamo Round .22, .22 Reviews

Price. They have a consistent shape.

Nothing.

They do have a problem curving. Sorta like throwing a curve ball.

I gave these an honest try in multiple guns. I ended up having to replace a ruined breech bolt when these round balls lodged in the barrel of my discovery, ruined a 24" barrel in my condor when one got stuck half way down the barrel, and also got stuck in the breech of my big cat which luckily I was able to clear without more crippling damage. I finally turned them into fishing weights.

Just about everything. These cost me quite a bit more money than they are worth in damage to my air rifles.

Stick with pellets. These are damaging to expensive guns.

easy loading

more consitency in dia.

they hit hard, pretty accurate but ricochet pretty bad. they penetrate very well. I like them in my 2240

These shoot great through my Titan GP. Some of them are very slightly smaller than others, and the tightest ones do shoot the best. However, even 5 of the very worst sized ones would probably still shoot a 1-inch group at 25 yards. Tight ones, 1 ragged hole.

Make them all exactly perfect?

i used these in my new Benji.392 and they do appear pretty accurate .

These balls are not very consistence in size,some are really tight in both my 392 and Crosman Titan, also the price.

These are as good as you can get for the price.

My Gamo big cat in .22 loves these. There simple an pretty accurate. Great for rabbits or other small game.

Sell them in a pack of 500.

Be careful if you shoot game birds with these as they make a pretty big hole

these hit hard and seem to be accurate. Also no flat spots or defects I could spot.

tin was a bit tough to open.

I haven't tried them yet for hunting but I suspect they will work well. I liked the value since they were free with a gamo big cat. If they help get rid of a muskrat problem I'll officially be a fan.

Awesome penetration on water jugs, accurate enough.

Make available in a 500 count tin, like others have said.

Some of them barely engage the rifling, but 80% are perfect.

I use these to break in most of my barrels by shooting 1/2 tin cleaning barrel w/bore mop w/light synthetic oil and finishing the tin.They fit very snug,they aren't real expensive .They hit real hard.The sphere is a great design for impact capability, it doesn't crumple.Problem is-these are not accurate or consistent in any of my pellet guns.

It's a ball,theres nothing to change.Unless you can make them hover and then attack on command.

For accuracy I use H&N or JSB's.They cost a bit extra but they do kick butt.

I got them out of curiosity. They shot well and i was surprised with the impact they make.

Can't see a way to change a ball?

Good to play around with. Good hitting power

The .22 cal rounds fit tight in barrel and won't fall out. My Benjiman Gp Titan likes these. Have to aim a little lower since the rounds tend to rise alitte after a 100 feet.

Put more in the tin at the same price.

Good for about anything you shoot at.

No skirts to squish Fits the bore of my 392 and 2289 tightly so that I know it is engaging the rifling Good weight/terminal ballistics. No daylight(blowby) when placed in my Walther talon's breach either.

Put it out in a 500 tin?

I've not been shooting these for groups, but what ever I'm shooting at seems to get hit, and that ball hits fairly hard.

I love these things and so does my Crossman 2240! They are very accurate, at least in this gun. Neither of my Beeman RS-2s seem to like them. They really penetrate no matter what gun.

Bigger quanities. Maybe some copper coated ones.

Like all pellet guns or firearms for that matter, not all guns will like all ammo. These are a good all round ammo and real easy to load under less than ideal conditions, like say, in the dark or with real cold fingers. I will be stocking up!

These proved to be as accurate as pellets and loaded with a perfect fit into the chambers of the Benjamin 3030, 312, and 342 model rifles.

I expect sales volume accounts for the somewhat high cost. I would like to get these for about $5.00/250.

I operate an air gun repair shop and repair a lot of obsolete guns. Therefore I get to shoot a lot in testing and proofing repairs and I keep records on the velocities, accuracy and downrange flight characteristics of the various projectiles fired from air guns. If you expected a lead round ball to behave like a BB from a rifled barrel and give you erratic points of impact and poor ballistics, these "pellets" will surprise you. They retain velocity better than most pointed pellets (as also does nearly every round nose pellet which are the best at retaining velocity) and give good initial velocity in their weight class. They also produced very consistent points of impact at 30 yards from the Benjamin rifles I tested them in. In penetration tests they were as good as the best pellets. They fit the chambers of Benjamin 3030, 312, and 342 rifles perfectly with a nice and smooth snugness and stay put until fired. I have not tested them in other branded products, but can highly recommend them for vintage .22 caliber Benjamin rifles in good safe working order.

Handy for loading quick shots at short ranges better yet if its dark no need to to check how it loads in.

please tell GAMO to clean them if such a thing is possible maybe a coating?

get ready to wash your hands well after using and in no way leave at the reach of children lead is very toxic!

They would have to be forced into my breech of my .22 Cal Beeman with excessive force (my thumb and hand pressure did not work) and I feared that they might get stuck in the barrel. So they will go into my scrap lead pile or I'll wait until I get a .22 Cal Gamo.

Notify the purchaser that they might not fit .22 Cal not made by Gamo.

They feel right. They load easy. they fly straight, and have nice heft.

Size and weight of this ammo is great for my old Benjamin pump.

Nothing at this time

Stock up on this round .22 ammo.

Very easy to load

Lower the price or add more to the tin.

These work well in all my old crosmans especial my crosman 400 repeater. It holds 10 wad cutter pellets or 11 round pellets, and accuracy is very good and pellets are hard hitting. Only 250 in a tin they could be a little cheaper. Not a big deal there good pellets.

easy loading & clean

could be a tighter fit

I tried these because of the easy loading, these work well in my crosman 2240, but not as tight as I would like, but they do work, they hit hard, and are accurate, but I'll probably go back to cr h/p's that I can get anywhere and are just as accurate.