Gamo Match .177 Cal, 7.56 Grains, Wadcutter, 250ct

Well they looked good, well packaged.

nothing comes to mind. Everything was as it should be.

Got these to try in my Gamo Bull whisper break barrel in
my "Magic Pellet" search. 3 days, each day the POI was about
4-5" Right & Low from POI, Thought my scope "Sprung something"
so I ran a 5 shot group with my go to Crosman and was dead on..
Your mileage may vary. Peace.

excellent performance on small backyard pests

Got these as part of a "sampler from Gamo. My rifles did not like them but my powerline pistol shot 3/4 inch groups at 10 meters. While I would not use these for competition, they are good enough for practice due to their low cost.

Noticed a big variance in skirt sizes as they fit for the most part into the chamber.

There are lots of other practice wadcutters on the market. These are not a bad buy if you get them on sale.

Low cost, clean bullets. Nice tin.

Not compatible with my Weihrauch HW75 or HW77K. Inconsistent size, doesn't create a proper seal. Sometimes they don't fire at all, and when they do, accuracy is all over the place.

Consider testing compatibility with your particular air gun before buying multiple tins.

Likes. . . .Price, weight

Size . .They are not consistent in size. Some fit tighter than others in a rotary magazine.

Good for general purpose shooting. Fairly accurate when compared to RWS of comparable weight for pistol shooting. Recommend giving a try.

at 50 yards will drop at 45 yards below MOA at 4 "s so i adjust scope an hold over on my prone shooting mat ! will smack and rip tin soup cans at 30 yards. I shot a JR at about 3o to 40 and it will puncture the hide.

Nothing !

Try them.

Gamo Likes them so do I, they shoot good in all my Gamo Guns. They cover all the shapes and sizes adequately. Hunting loads are great squirrel terminators, l shot l kill...

Nothing

Keep a good supply of the various loads on hand, sooner or later you will need them.

Price...relatively inexpensive. Good for casual plinking

Consistent production tolerances. I've found that pellet size can vary significantly within the same tin. Some are a tight fit when placed in the breech, while others slide right in with almost no friction. When used in a relatively powerful springer like my Hatsan 95, I really don't want to use pellets that have a loose fit.

Not a bad pellet. Good groups at 15 yards.

Not a bad pellet Good groups at 15 yards.

Not a bad pellet. Good groups at 15yards.

i like the fact that these pellets come in tiny containers

I wouldn't change anything

These pellets work great for the Beeman P17 so of you have it then get these pellets