Gamo PT-80 CO2 Pellet Pistol

Well made pistol that feels good in the hand.

the trigger is the worst of any pistol I have ever used. Single action is so hard it is impossible for me to shoot without jerking the gun off target. Double action is much better altho it is still a hard pull to fire it. Shooting double action I can keep 8 pellets in half in inch. single action is inch and a half or more due to long hard pull.

This is another fine product from Gamo, very well made and comfortable to hold with either one or two hands. Gamo even has a pretty good manual for this pistol. This pistol is accurate enough to have a great time with. I am still giving it 5 stars because I can make it be as accurate as I am in the mood to be. Not my first rodeo with any type of handgun. I tried every type of pellet in my shooter's box and can't make this gun jam. It probable has a thicker clip? I have nothing to compare it with. I have always taken my guns seriously (black powder, smokeless, and air), I can not help from chuckling every time I shoot this thing, it is too much fun.

Maybe a rear sight with full adjustability. It is not a deal breaker.

If you want a quick loading pistol, have a great carefree time, or want to seriously practice your shooting form...I believe this is a solid choice. I have had so much fun with this pistol. It took 69 rounds to empty the Co2. on average. This would also make a good training pistol to help teach others about safe handgun handling and proper shooting technique. 10M I would say is the max for true accuracy as a gun and shooter combo.

I target practice and it's accurate, I like!

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Decent Lightweight Gun hit what you aim at. Uses Co2 efficiently 50 shots per cartridge Can shoot long skirt pellets without jamming

Trigger has a noisy mechanism and a little stiff. Needs more fps

Good working gun that doesnt jam. Light pellets are best for the PT-80

The pistol looks good and feels good.Clips are deep so you can use different pellet types.

Trigger pull is way to heavy,I hope it will get better after the pistol has been used for a while.

The pistols trigger and valve are very stiff.they should loosen up with time.

This is a well-executed CO2 replica. Mine shoots a little high. I prefer using Beeman Wadcutter pellets which seems to bring point of aim down a bit.

The white dot sites on mine were a little lop sided. Hoever, they are windage adjustable, so I will live with the imperfection.

My specimen prefers non Crosman CO2 cylinders, such as Umarex, Daisy or Gamo. YMMV.

I've just fired about 100 round through this very well-made pistol and found the accuracy to be quite good at 10M using RWS supermag 4.5mm/9.3gr and JSB match diablo 4.5mm/7.33gr. The gun works well in both single and double action. The pistol is a very good target/plinking gun.

This gun is just a bit on the light weight side in terms of it's heft and balance in your hand. Mags are plastic and I've found that after 100+ rounds, some of the pellets would fall out of the mag. Maybe a metal mag would help. Extra mags are cheap so this is not a big deal to me.

this gun is a fun repeater and is super accurate. Trigger pull is just a bit long and it makes a fair amount of noise for a small pistol. Nevertheless, I definitely recommend this pistol based on price, accuracy, and it's both single/double action. My collection from Pyramyd continues to grow, and I have not been disappointed with any of my purchases. Well done.

I like this gun so much, I went and ordered myself the "K1 Doug Koenig Special", It's practically the same PT80, just in Desert Tan, and a Weaver rail under the barrel. Both gun's are great, and very accurate, the length of the magazine can accommodate many different pellet lengths, and I haven't found a pointed pellet that didn't shoot/cycle well in this shooter,Light-weight alloy pellets are fun to shoot in D/A, but for serious accuracy try H&N baracuda Match round's with a head size of 4.53 and you'll be stacking rounds at 10M all day long. Excellent shot count per cartridge,,a far cry from the 32 usable shots you get out of a Gamo P25/PT85.

There is a detent spring that can come loose after some usage, It's visible and sits under the trigger blade, a drop of glue will keep it in place for the life of the gun.

There is quite a bit of metal on this gun, and it's well worth the price,Most retail outlets will have a price tag of around 100$ on it. The gun seems to like the heavier pellets in the 10gr,. range, and shoots well with H&N Baracuda Green's for some added velocity without loss of accuracy if you like alloy rounds. All in all, I would highly recommend this Co2 pistol. It's good value, and a lot of fun.I also wanted to add, This gun is great with H&N Copper Coated RoundBall's in 4.45mm size,,Look for a nice boost in the velocity, and at 10-15M You'll get all your shots in the black covered by a quarter. Cheer's, and Happy Huntin', Andy.

realistic looking, accuracy is good.

hard to cock, trigger pull is dificult.

this looks like a small semi-auto but is a DA/SA
revolver.

Nicely constructed, realistic feel, accurate, and lots of shots per CO2 cylinder.

The cylinder-advance pawl failed after a few months, I'm assuming from wear, so this is an obvious point to consider. I haven't yet checked to see if it's repairable at a reasonable cost.