Gamo Magnum .177 Cal, 7.87 Grains, Pointed, 250ct

Uniform shape, unique double ring design, not much lead dust in tin, decent price

Nothing, they didn't shoot well from my Quest rifle but they work fine in my Daisy...

My Crosman Quest 1000x didn't shoot these very well, at just over 10 meters I'm holding a 1" grouping with Crosman wadcutters (7.3 grain), I also hold a decent group with Daisy wadcutters and Daisy hollowpoints (7.4 grain)(sorry no spectacular 100 yard shots picking off a housefly on the target...lol) the Gamo magnum pellets got me a about 2"-3" groups at the same distance, shooting 8 shot groups, but the Daisy pointed pellets did about the same so I'm assuming my rifle doesn't care for pointed pellets. They seem to shoot fine out of my Daisy 901 powerline, I've seen some people post up they work better in lower FPS rifles, that was my experience with them also since my Daisy I target shoot at 6 pumps which is around 470 fps and the Quest will hit low 900's with 7 grain pellets, all in all a decent pellet for a nice price.

Works better in some air guns than in others--like most pellets.

Pellet uniformity was good, they shot as good or better at 20 yards from my Daisy 901, grouping 5 shots under an inch with 3 of the 5 in a cloverleaf. They seem to engage the rifling and seal better than most other store bought pellets.

Maybe a foam disc adhered to the tin lid to prevent rattling/pellet damage?

These won't group or shoot like Supermags or Exact's but for the money, Gamo pellets are a great value in my opinion. Also, looks like Gamo is using different molds. The pellets purchased here compared to some that I've had for 5 years , both Magnum pellets, the older ones seem to be more precise, with more definition in the skirt detail.

THEY ARE WELL MADE AND I DID NOT HAVE ANY DEFECTS IN MY BATCH. THEY ARE WORTH THE MONEY BECAUSE I RATE THESE WITH HIGH MARKS IN QUALITY AND CONSISTANCY.

NOTHING.

THIS AMMO WORKS BEST IN ACCRUACY WITH RIFLES SHOOTING UNDER 1000 FPS.

Nothing.

Everything.

These pellets are accurate enough even for target practise.No comparsion to a Crosman or R W S.

accuracy is great. i love this pellet.

nothing

with in 24 hours of getting these i shot down an annoying tree rat. great pellet, you won't be dissapointed.

an expanding pointed pellet? better believe it!

the consistency. they all fit the same but the points are all different

these are pretty accurate out of my tuned genesis. using a candle for a penetration test, the crosman hp and fh both penetrated about an inch, give or take, but this one barely made it in a quarter of an inch. the wax all around the hole showed signs of extreme trauma, so they definitely transfer their energy. if their accurate in your gun you'll prolly love em, but before you buy remember they're gamo

this pellet expands in ballistics gel. the double ring design and inner hollow mean are the reason for the expnsionl

fit and finish

good idea but a poor follow through. these pellets are not consistent enough to provide accurate results. the different size heads cause the pressure in the gun upon firing to vary and thus destroys accuracy.

Not much

For whatever reason, these pellets are terrible accuracy-wise. Maybe a bad batch but they all look pretty consistent and well shaped.

Rarely even hits the target. Go for the master points, hunter, or match if you're gonna go with Gamo

The pellet has a decent impact strength and plenty of penetration.

I think the pellet should be made better; there are sometimes bits of leftover lead on the pellet from the molding. The PBA has the same issue.

Out of my Gamo Big Cat 1200 from 35 yards I could not get them any closer than a 6'' group. Terrible accuracy in fantastic conditions.

Gamo Match pellets have great energy distribution and extreme accuracy from the same distance.