Gamo TS-10 .177 Cal, 10.49 Grains, Round Nose, 200ct

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Definately a rifle pellet, although they did work in my Crosman Vigilante, I will probably reserve these for my rifles a Webley VMX spring piston 800fps and my Crosman Vantage Nitro Piston. I didn't even bother trying them in my Sig Suaer P226 as that pistol is very intolerant of most pellets. This is one far flying and heavy hitting pellet, my tin at least seemed very uniform and I had quarter-size groupings at 25m with the open sights on the Webley and nickel-sized with the
Vantage ( 4x32 Crosman Center Point scope) - freehand. Put holes in a 5mm rolled steel pipe also with the Vantage. Great pellet, only wish more came in a tin, but the price is alright.

work very nice in my daisy 747 because head diameter is smaller then kodiaks or barracuda pellets wich make these feed better. the 747 has a choked barrel and is fussy to diameter since its a competition pistol, you want a pellet that feeds without force on the bolt, these target pistols were designed for exact diameter wad cutters but with good fit pellets you can shoot others also.

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have gotten dime groups with these with dasy 717 and dasy 747 pistols at 15 yards. these feed like butter in my target pistols

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These are without any question the worst pellets i have ever encountered. Out of the 30 or so i tried to use in mt Gamo big cat Some were loose fitting and 3 simply were too big to fit in the bore. I would not use these in a gun i did not like. Seriously to have so much variation in size is beyond my understanding.

I have used a lot of different pellets including several agmo pellets cheap and expensive from several brands and this is by far the worst i have ever encountered. Now i have a paper weight i guess as i am not going to put even 1 more in any gun. I have used gamo guns & ammo for years, but this has given me doubts about ever trying another gamo item that i am not very familiar with.

These Gamo pellets I purchased are round nose which should shoot well out of my S&W M&P .45 pellet gun, but when I went to load them into my 8 shot round clip I find they are just maybe a millimeter too long and therefore unuseable because they are too long and will not permit the clip to rotate in the pistol, so it looks like I'm out for the price of these Gamo pellets (TS-10)round nose pellets. Don't know if I will ever be able to use them.

Make the tolerance on the pellet a little shorter so they will work in all pellet guns.

They might be great for rifles but they were unuseable in my S&W M&P .45 pellet gun.

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longer skirt

not sure what they call long distance, but at 25 yds and 10 shots there were all over place, had one group of three where they placed within a 1/4, This pellet has potential finding it will be the key. will have to shoot another string at 15 yds to see what happens.

Pleasantly surprised, they shoot fine and don't cost too muck

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Shoot fairly well and are very inexpensive. Shot about 1" groups at 20 yards.

Quality is not too consistent. Have some pellets in same tin that seat loosely and others that will not seat at all. I think it may be due to deformed pellets or inconsistent head sizes. I guess I can't ask for much since they are so cheap.

So far I have used these for general plinking and target practice. Groups are not that bad but do have fliers every so often. A lot more than other pellets I have shot. I'm sure some can be my fault, but more often I believe it is the lack of quality control and consistency in size that makes the groups grow a bit. Would I buy them again? Probably not. Especially since my Talon SS loves CP ultra magnums and absolutely craves Beeman Kodiaks be fed through her.

Extremely high impact within about 30 yards. One shot kills every time. Accuracy is adequate for hunting. Excellent penetration.

More quality control. Some pellets have a noticeable seam that appears to affect accuracy.

Difficult to load in non-break barrels due to the long skirt. I deformed many trying to seat them in my Gamo CFX.

they cheap decent accuracy and good power if you have a high powered air gun.I use them in my Gamo Dynamax when im just messing around they good enought to hunt with at ranges no greater than 30yards . but dont expect extreamly tight groups .

poor quality control you will often have one good tin then the other tin will be very poor with mold marks and iv even had a tin were the pellets were rusted.but i mean they are so cheap what do u expect?

IF you just wanna mess around and not try shoot to far these are a good pellet. or i think they would be great in one of those new full auto air guns out there and would make for some full auto economical shooting .i manage about average .5 inch groups at 20yards with these in my gamo dynamax which is a very accurate gun.

size and shape fit snug in gamo hunter extreme, easy to handle due to extra length.

double the count per tin for a few more dollars.

shoots half dollar size groups at 50 yards in my gamo hunter extreme, weight is just right for this air rifle.