Gamo Tomahawk .177 Cal, 7.8 Grains, Pointed, 750ct

Work great for plinking, Great for pissing squirrels off

Make the point extend a little farther and reduce the front shoulder cup Shape it more like the tomahawk

Don't seem to have penetration on a squirrel at 20 yds. Using Gamo Maxxim Hornet

I started shooting the Tomahawk pellet, having just been shooting the "Rocket's" in my .177 Gamo Swarm Maxxim. Usually, I have to shoot 20-30 shot's to achieve the kind of group's that I would like at 25 yards. I didn't have to adjust my scope at all after the switch... My first 10 shots went right where I put them with the exception of one "flyer", which still landed in the "kill zone". 6 out of 10 of my shot's were within a 1" group. Considering the other Gamo pellet's quality, I am impressed with the Tomahawk. I had more skirt crimps and defects with the pricier and supposedly higher quality pellets than I have with the Tomahawk's. In my opinion, these are the best Gamo pellets in circulation currently, due to the quantity of the pack and the consistent accuracy of the pellet.

If I could change anything, I would want to see a non-lead, high quality version of this pellet.

When you shoot a different pellet than what you have been using, you will almost always have to re-sight your scope, don't blame the pellet for shooting "off" if you haven't done this. Also, no matter what brand of pellet you choose, or what gun you shoot, you are still shooting an "Air Gun", you will occasionally have shot's that are "inconsistent". Some folk's expect more than that from their shooting and it can be frustrating, especially when you're hunting and you miss your shot, just be patient, "flyers" are part of air-gunning. Even folks who have extremely high dollar setups, suffer from the same problem.

Great price.

Head size?

I have a Crosman TR77 that is deadly accurate with these out to 20yds. None of my other airguns shoot that well with these.

The only thing good that I can say about these pellets is the price. They are okay for tin cans and that is about it.

Gamo needs better quality control. Based on the way they fit in my varous air guns, there are at least 3 head sizes - one that has to be forced into the breach, one that falls out of Crosman 1077 clips, and one in between.

About the only use that I can see for these pellets is backyard plinking. I have informally sized some of these pellets by loading them into the 1077 clips. I toss the ones that fall out into a seperate tin and use them in my 2400KT. These smaller head size pellets will group at around 1" at 10 yards from the 2400.

Brought these to use out of an Remington break action to gain a little more fps. Wow did they !

Nothing. Great value.

Thanks to PA, buy 4 get one free is fantastic !

I have a Benjamin Titan np and have found that the tomahawk pellets are very accurate I this gun.

Great pellet , very accurate and a great value for the price.

I think it is a great deal when you give free pellets when you buy three. The service from Pyramyd Air is great and the delivery time is one of the fastest I've dealt with.

Highly accurate pellets, at least out of my Stoeger X5. Even at lower velocities, terminal performance on squirrel sized games is excellent, far exceeding my expectations. At around $9 for 750 rounds, they are a great value as well. Cheap enough to plink with, but accurate & potent enough for small game or pests...what more can you ask for? They don't look like much, but they've become my 'poor man's Predator' pellet-wise. For the price, they are definitely worth a try.

Pellet uniformity and integrity (particularly around the skirts) could be better, as I've gotten a fair number of damaged or undersized pellets in a tin. This is not the first Gamo pellet I've had these issues with, though, to be fair, I've seen much more expensive pellets from H&N, Crosman, and even JSB that had just as many flawed pellets, sometimes more, per unit. Given the price, it's probably acceptable, but like anyone, I'd like to see better quality and consistency from Gamo's factory. It's be nice to see the Tomahawk available in other calibers as well.

In my experience, these pellets perform just as well, or better than .177 Predators on squirrels, and are much cheaper, at the expensive of all-out consistency in manufacturing quality. In full disclosure, my experience with Predators is limited, and I have not tried these in other calibers. Also, although I have enjoyed excellent practical accuracy out to twenty yards or so (Stoeger X5), I have not shot these pellets at longer ranges...given their shape, design, and undoubtedly poor BC, I can't imagine they'll stay with good domed pellets at greater distances. For short-medium range plinking, small game hunting, and pest control, they work very well; I'll leave the longer range results to those who have more experience and better equipment than I. Overall, I give Gamo's Tomahawk a thumbs up & a solid 'buy it & try it' rating.

Great pellet, Accurate out to 35 yards. One shot on pigeons is all that is needed.

Great pellet, Accurate out to 35 yards. One shot on pigeons is all that is needed.

Great pellet, Accurate out to 35 yards. One shot on pigeons is all that is needed.

EVERYTHING! These things are one of my favorites! Amazing pellets. Backs one heck of a bunch even in low powered air rifles.

Nothing. Perfect! :)

Buy as many as you can!

Very good in accuracy and hitting power. Great for tree rodents!!

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