Gamo Rocket .22 Cal, 14.3 Grains, Ballistic Tip, 100ct

Five because two springers love them..hatsan Edge spring..Beeman mach 12.5. I like that they separate sometimes to create dual wound channels( armadillo are now scarce...don't know what else perfect for them) I get very good dime accuracy to 30 yards( flyers stay around an inch)..too expensive to plink often...but do great tricks at 900 plus fps! Terminators are more accurate overall...but the bb make steel penetration.

Mating two dissimilar metals ain't easy! I get decent consistency...even with the flyers at my ranges ( most stuff in west Texas don't spook till under 30 yds. even though it's mostly open brush) . I request produce enough to get economy of scale so they are cheaper..that way all can try them.

Like all gadgets..they COST! Some decry accuracy..but some guns are crazy..and do well with them( I have three that don't). That bb on glass bottles( be responsible) is unmatchable. At 14.5 @ grain they are too light for me on most fur game even though they perform well...I just like heavier pellets for 35 pound -plus prey. Rabbits can be harvested cheaper and more practically to my thinking. Turkey would be good but .22 is illegal for them here.

hit very hard. nice ring to them upon impacting old fry pans @50 yards from sig asp 20 (.22cal). accurate for field target use on smaller plates as well.

more in tin

got 6 tins for $1 each in the clearance aisle at wally world. cant speak to performance on paper as i shoot field target tin cans. i may by more even at the regular price when these are gone. these are fun for a specialty pellet. try some.

I bought these to try in my New Crosman 362. at 20 yards I was stacking one on top of the other !

a little pricey just for plinking. so I use sparingly for the cooler stuff to shoot at

These pellets hit hard. More penetration in metal than others that I have used.

More in the tin container for the price.

Try it. Hits hard!

I have found these to be the most accurate pellets out of my Walther Falcon Hunter edition. I get consistent accuracy shot to shot using these.

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Each gun likes a specific pellet. You have to find the right one

They have a little penetrating power.

About 1% were deformed. The BB fell out and the body was only partially formed.

I waited a while to buy these as I was not sure how they would do in a Bull Boss. Wow! Finally got them and and very pleased! I have the .177 Gamo Lethals, these I would say are the .22 equivalent. The rounds have been shooting cleanly, they are extremely powerful. Six rounds out of the tin and all penetrated thru a heavy metal mug that none of my other .22 rounds could bust through.

Just wish there more that 100, like everyone else.

I lied it shot thru front and back of the metal mug, breaking 2 metal layers with ease.

Easy to load and hard hitting . Easy to recover from the pellet trap and back stop using a magnet . I use a crosman summit ranger and I would not want to be on the recieving end of this pellet.

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Follow the instructions for any shooter - always check what is behind your target .

After trying about 8 different kinds of pellets I found that the JSB Jumbos 18.13 gr were the most accurate pellet in my Hatsan Mod 95 Vortex QE. THEN, today I happened to run up on a tin of these Gamo Rockets. Wow, I wish I had bought more. Not only are the hardest hitting pellets I have tried but the most accurate. I know all guns are different but for my Hatsan these things are the BEST!

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Have a good backstop. These things hit hard and penetrate!

This a very good product and the price fair

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Great product