Gamo Magnum .22 Cal, 15.43 Grains, Pointed, 250ct

Excellent expansion and accuracy

More uniformity in pellets

Everything

Nothing

Good shooting!

Niveles

i liked the weight and shape and price

maybe 15 or 15.1 grs. would have done better

it did not perform well in any of my guns sadly. 3/4 in. groups at 15 yds. won't get the job done for me

Very accurate and consistent

Nothing

Very well made pellet

Heavy and very nicely made

Nothing

Very consistent pellet. Very well made.

Everything about the design is just right!

Nothing!

Get in bulk for more savings!

Price, only

Need to clean the lead power Not so accurate even used on Gamo air rifle.............WHAT THE !!@#$!@%$!@$%@#$ !!!!!

I give it 3.5 star doe not mean I do not like it, but ...it performed less than I expect.......

I use this pellet on my Gamo Swarm Magnum air rifle, said to shoot about 900~1100 FPS, with this weight, the calculation should be enough power to break some hard things.... But when shooting to laboratory instrument grade plastic bottles, either the quality of the plastic bottle was too good, or the pellet is not good in penetrating the plastic wall (about 0.3 cm thickness).....


I shot the bottle at about 10~20 yards distance, totally about 30~40 pellets, and only one penetrated that bottle, the rests only shot into the bottle but did not exit out.

Plus, this pellet product is not cleaned, so every time when you fill the magazine, you have to clean your fingers before touching your rife, or the lead power will stay on your air rifle.

Not a bad product, just not good enough for me to recommend to air rifle owners.

very accurate when shot out of my Benjamin prowler. Low cost

would make the consistency of the dimensions better. Some fit very tight in barrel while others are loose some are just right. However they shoot good, go figure.

try them you might like them.

Nothing at all.

Quality Control is out the window on these. Pellet weights are all over the place. Some fit loose or too snug in the barrel.

Save your money. Don't use these. Not sure why gamo would even put there name on these.