Gamo Blue Flame PBA .177 Cal, 5.4 Grains, Pointed, 100ct

not much to like half the tips fell off in the can, they are hard to chamber, and they do not shoot well, the price for 100 is nuts

make a better pellet !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

don't buy is high price junk !

Similar to its original lead version and pretty accurate.

The metal used, it does not expand like the lead versions and a few in each tin have no tips. The price is way the hell up there at 11 cents a pellet...

Dont buy these. Buy the lead version instead.

My favorite ammo to shoot out of my Gamo Whisper G2. It fits nice and snug. The plastic head makes a distinctive noise when it hits a solid object. Love 'em.

Absolutely nothing. You should know what you're getting.

This ammo should be looked at as purely a fun ammo to shoot. Not very good on the accuracy (at all), but who cares. It weighs 5.4 grains (again, you should know what you're getting). If you've got the need for speed, and you like to have fun, but a tin. I shoot probably 4 or 5 every time I shoot. Live a little...

A solid hitter, my kind of ammo, will rip apples and dollar store french press coffee makers into pieces

More in a tin would be lovely, 100 is a poor count

Sometimes the noses are loose, either glue them back or pocket a hollow tip, win win however you want to approach it

my rifle like this one. uniformity.

quantity add another 50 to package

shoots high at 30 yds decent groups. this pellet does better than the glow fire or red fire. penetrates deeper into the wood and still pretty much intact.

Shoot tight out of a Benjamin Nitro Piston pistol. I have tried a few brands but these fit tight in the chamber and shoot the tightest groups so far.

More for your money.

Haven't used on small game yet. Can't wait!

Good Value. Outperforms other pellets in penetration. Increased Velocity, Extreme Penetration. Made my 20 year old break-barrel think it was brand new.

Larger Quantity Container with a volume price-point

I wouldn't recommend these for a rifle above 900fps, BUT, if your rifle shoots around 725fps,it will take it just to supersonic and accurately.
Killed Squirrel, Squirrel, Squirrel, dead in his tracks.
Humane Ammunition, right through the vital areas and out the other side. (Never knew what hit him). If you have an older Break-barrel, spring Piston rifle that will not kill Squirrel, Squirrel, Squirrel, try these on him.... They DON'T BOUNCE OFF!

very loud, tend to shoot high but otherwise in a consistent group, snug fit, lead free the damage done from the separating polymer head is pretty neat. great fun. unlike previous reviews i could hit a milk jug from 25 meters consistently

if possible a heavier yet still capable supersonic would be nice like 7.5 grains

i am using a crosman fury none nitro piston .17 cal

nothing really. wont be getting these again

more in a tin and more weight

dont wast your time and money with these

Lead Free - accuracy was good (not great) at 15M – shot group of 1”

Weight – these are so light that they first go supersonic out of my Gamo CFX Nito piston (so much for having a quiet gun) then become absolutely useless at 50M. My target has a backing of material similar to T1-11 siding. I have it painted with standard exterior paint, the pellets didn’t even penetrate the paint. Also the accuracy at 50M is amazingly bad (7” to 8” away from where the Kodiak Pellets hit) with basically no shot grouping at all.

Lead Free pellets are for hunting - these don't work, sorry Gamo, please try again (but hey, I love the CFX)