Gamo Red Fire .22 Cal, 15.4 Grains, Polymer Tip, 125ct

Very accurate in Gamo break barrels! Both 177. and .22.

The quality control leaves much to be desired, I found 5 or 6 rounds whose polymer tip fell off. More per tin! I run out of 150 very quickly.

If you own Gamo guns, or any other ones, give these a try, they are good rounds. By the way, don't buy Accutek (not misspelled), they are just a scam in my opinion, I shot them out of my Swarm Maxim 10x Gen2, I saw the rounds spiral into the target, they made a complete circle around half a foot wide before impact!!! That may be on account of the fact that my 177. is 7 years old and only shoots 500fps and that I have shot around 20,000 or more rounds through it without cleaning it. Maybe y'all will have a better experience with Accutek. (Accutek is supposedly an accurized version of Red Fire)

best pellet for gamo guns.

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more pellets per tin.

Very accurate I have 3 gamo and have had very good results with the red fires

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These shot fantastic out of my Gamo Magnum gen 3i. One ragged hole at 20 yards. Beat the JSB, H&N, and Crosman pellets by wide margin. Shooting off of a rest, mildly windy day, but I'm impressed with these. I'll stick to the other named ones in my Daystate Revere and Airforce Talon.

Pretty expensive, would like to see more per tin.

Your milage may vary.

Soft lead. Expands fairly well inside moderate ranges.

MUCH better QC.

I've shot these in .22 and .177 in a number of different rifles and every single one HATED these pellets. Half grain avg disparity in weight and they're badly undersized, sometimes falling back out of the breach of my springers before I can close the barrel. Accuracy across the board is abysmal as well, likely due to them being so undersized, with 2 or 3 pellets in a 5 shot group printing inside maybe a quarter at 20 yards, with at least 2 GUARANTEED flyers. The Predator Polymags are MUCH better pellets, if only overpriced for what they are.

Devastating on Richardson ground squirrels and large prairie dogs. With squirrels, a kill zone shot is practically anywhere on the squirrel. There is massive expansion, blood all over, etc. Very humane, quick, and effective. On larger prairie dogs (because it is a smaller/lighter pellet) it does help to be closer than 45 yards to get the quick one and done.

Accuracy could be better and kinda spendy, but if you need a guaranteed stopper for smaller pests, it is hard to beat. They do tend to wander past 45 yards. But, since the BC is pretty low, they really aren't made for that. They are very similar to Predator Poly Mags that tend wander for me past 45 yards compared to tack drivers like JSB pellets in my gun. As long as you have a pellet gun capable of launching this guy 850-875 fps and it likes the pellets, 50 yards on in is pretty lethal.

Great option if you cannot shoot slugs or if you want to limit how far your projectile will travel. If you are permitted to shoot near restricted areas, etc. I strongly suggest using pellets and NOT slugs. Depending on speed and BC, slugs can travel similar distances like a .22LR when they are pushed in the 900-1200 fps range. This is primary concern for me and my employer. We shoot legally in a public and sensitive area. We have to shoot thousands each year to limit over population, disease, liability hazards, destruction of public property, etc. I shoot a FX Crown MKII with these at about 865 fps. I find faster than this seems to destabilize the pellet. Pretty soft lead that actually expands, unlike many manufacturers that sell hollow points, etc. that do not expand whatsoever. Essential when each shot counts and when devastating shots are a must. My FX likes these well enough to shoot a 1/2 inch group at 40 yards or less and expands to about 1 inch at 50 yards. Good luck!

THE GAMO RED FIRE IS ACCURATE. High impact pellet. Good expansion.

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SHOOTS WELL OUT OF THE HATSAN 95

Holy moly! Absolutely love these pellets! Is extremely accurate out of my gamo wildcat whisper at 50 yards and under haven't tried these at higher yardage only cause im using these for hunting and 50 yards and under is my comfortable zone for a clean headshot kill. I have seen these accurate out of pcp rifles at 100 yards just dont know how the ft/lbs would be.

Nothing. Everything is accurate and working exactly as I would expect.

Just do your research online before you buy. These guys are picky on what type of gun you use. My gamo wildcat whisper loves these!

I'm shooting the crosman shockwave .22 and these pellets are hard hitting and accurate. They have more stopping power than any other pellet I've used for squirrel hunting. I shoot them and my dog does not have to track them far if at all.

Maybe some more pellets in the pack for the price. But at 125 it's still worth the money