Gamo Round .22 Cal, 15.43 Grains, Lead Balls, 250ct

There accurate at 15 to 25 yards

I don't think there's anything to change, it's just a matter of choosing round or domed, pointed

They definitely leave dirt residue in your air gun

I use these in my old Benjamin 2200. Work fine.

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Well, there are very easy to load. I just open my pellet pen and scoop them up with it. They also drop right into the breech, with no worries about being sideways or backwards. That really makes me wish they shot better.

Usefulness, I guess? These things were leaving a three inch ten shot group from only about twelve yards seated. Moving up to seven yards(because I was worried they might completely miss the trap otherwise) to give them a chance with my 1322 pistol wasn't much better. Perhaps they would be better if they were a tiny bit larger or in a tighter bore. I didn't get any sort of positive click or resistance when loading them and closing the bolt.

They look like buckshot, and shoot about the same. They're also filthy. When I switched back to pellets(RWS hobbies), I was getting flyers all over the place until I thoroughly cleaned my barrel. Only buy these as a curiosity. Maybe if you have an airgun with a very tight bore, they might work better. I'm not really sure. These are so all over the place, I don't think you could even reliably hit a soda can at 30' unless you just happen to have an oddball gun that likes them.

They load easily in my Hatsan 125 and hit like a hammer. Accurate and hit hard enough at thirty yards to take out big groundhogs. Got 7 so far this year. If they get within 30 yards, I send'em to that big groundhog cave in the sky.

They're a bit pricey. :o(

They do engage the rifling so they can be a little dirty. Clean your gun!

Nice and round, no flat spots and nicely shined no coating to make a mess.

Nothing.

Try them, you'll be satisfied

Fun. Fun. Fun. The high sectional density makes it penetrate soft objects very well( in powerful guns @30 ftlbs it flattens in 2x4 near-pass thru at 10 m. Good plinking accuracy to 20 m. In all my 17-30 ftlb. Springers. The too big ones ,I use in my oversized brl. Benji Prowler. The undersized, in my Rs2 beeman. I just save and load another. I don't hunt regular game with them...just armadillo when I can find them. They can ricochet..usually not far...on very hard surfaces. Everyone like the whack on wood.

The laws of physics of spherical objects in motion in non-vacuum. "Baseball pitcher curve ball" will happen even if they perfect size / shape,density ,center of gravity etc. Aerodynamics. At some point air density..or something mess with boundary layer..oops. Anything you do will increase the price needlessly. . Buy target ammo..for targets.. hunting ammo for hunting.

All loading breeches are different size..and still some of these won't fit . If you are cheap..swage the big ones( just force thu appropriate size die..of course it shoot haywire!). They really are cheap fun...expect just that.

Fun. Fun. Fun. The high sectional density makes it penetrate soft objects very well( in powerful guns @30 ftlbs it flattens in 2x4 near-pass thru at 10 m. Good plinking accuracy to 20 m. In all my 17-30 ftlb. Springers. The too big ones ,I use in my oversized bike Benji Prowler. The undersized, in my Rs2 beeman. I just save and load another. I don't hunt regular game with them...just armadillo when I can find them. They can ricochet..usually not far...on very hard surfaces. Everyone like the whack on wood.

The laws of physics of spherical objects in motion in non-vacuum. "Baseball pitcher curve ball" will happen even if they perfect size / shape,density ,center of gravity etc. Aerodynamics. At some point air density..or something mess with boundary layer..oops. Anything you do will increase the price needlessly. . Buy target ammo..for targets.. hunting ammo for hunting.

All loading breeches are different size..and still some of these won't fit . If you are cheap..swage the big ones( just force thu appropriate size die..of course it shoot haywire!). They really are cheap fun...expect just that.

Ballistic coefficiency is twice a diabolo of this weight.

A bit more clean and consistent. 500 count tins.

At 40 yards the energy remaining is about 65%.
A Gamo magnum pointed pellet weighs the same but looses 60%
Of it's energy at that distance. Raccoons don't run away wounded!
You really can't get anything denser. Badminton birdie versus golf ball.
Think about that; which is going to travel the farthest?
Past 45 or 50 yards slugs win.

Shape,price,accuracy.

Would make more of them,so they stay in stock! Love to have a .22 ball mould.

There are some that are inconsistent in shape, but for the most part, their great!! Economical, and hard hitting! Will have to do a test on one of the wifes fashion mags.. it really shows expansion

I like them. They won't bounce back and "put your eye out, Ralphy." and they hit like a freight train. (I think that's what I like best.) If you're using a decent rifle, don't "plink" flimsy targets you actually wanna use again. If you wanna shoot your new mailbox, just to hear the noise, you might regret it. These engage your gun's rifling and do very well for me at 25/30 yards. (if I sort them - see below)

Better consistency.

Yeah, for critical shooting, "roll" them to make sure they don't have flat spots, and check for size consistency. The pretty much all shoot; but some (I've yet to have one that didn't) have flat spots and/or are "out of round."