Gamo TS-22 .22 Cal, 22 Grains, Round Nose, 200ct

20yds bench rest 5 pellets in the same hole ! Air Venturi Avenger. 50yds dime size group . 880fps

$$$$ cheaper price !

Didn't look as pretty an shiny as some but they shoot awesome for me..out of my Avenger.

Aerodynamic shape, heavy weight, long range accuracy, my benji np2 summit loves these.

Could be cleaner, lots of swag and 1 out of 10 have beat up skirts... i inspect every single one. I use these for squirrel hunting, so no flyers allowed...

After final inspection I gently wash them in a vibration cleaner with dish soap water overnight,(dissolves any mold release oils), rinse with filtered water ( no hard water deposit spots) then dry in the oven(low temp of course)...last step use a clean polishing bit on a Dremel tool and polish each one till shiny and brand new...now your pellets are worth a dollar each and that's a $200 tin. Just kidding about that last step( not worth the trouble), but seriously these pellets really "buck the wind" at longer ranges, your hold over will be twice that of the Crosman premiers... these pellets are more accurate at a higher FPS. My np2 is the weakest gun I would ever try using these in, they seem to Tumble and Keyhole my paper out of my original Benji Trail...

Heavy weight. Its a long pellet

Everything

These pellets are absolutely terrible. They are very inconsistent in weight, quality, size, etc. Most are deformed and wont properly fit in your barrel. Maybe 1 in 3 well ans if it does it'll fly way off target.

Heavy pellets that perform well in magnum guns.

Kind of pricey for a Gamo product.

My RWS 350 likes them a lot. Great groups at 50 yards, better than any of the 14 grain .22 pellets like Crosman or RWS Superdomes.. My gun was shooting those 18.13 gr JSB pellets better than any of the others so I bought a lot of heavy pellets like the H&N 21 gr and JSB 25.4 gr and it seems to love them all. The heavier the better! That big 350 magnum spring needs a big heavy pellet to tame it.

Very accurate

Make it available in larger quantities that don't cost an arm and leg

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Weight, long, pointed vs domed, penetration, and weight retention after impact. Fired several dozen at 1/2" plywood and was blowing clean through beautiful mushrooming and weight retention, 1" groups at 50 yards out of a Beeman Kodiak x2 Springer

More per tin

Others gave these a poor to moderate review but worth a try I was shooting other brand name stuff and couldn't get anything to shoot till these saved the life of the rifle would have sold it if it weren't for these.

These pellets are on the heavier side which helps them retain energy at range. The tin they come in is threaded which is a nice touch.

The pellets are inconsistent in weight and are often deformed. They often have lead peeling off around the casting lines.

These guns did not perform well out of my Benjamin superstreak.

I am quite impressed. These shoot very well in my Crosman 140, Crosman 101, Crosman 2289, and Crosman 1322. Just quick testing shows that out of the 101 and 140 the TS-22 pellets have a BC of about 0.030, and that is very good. So far it seems that the weight and size is very consistent.

Not a thing.

These pellets are long, and may be difficult to load in some AirGuns, in my Crosman 140 I have to guide the pellet nose forward to allow the skirt to clear the bolt before dropping it all the way in.
In any airgun that requires pushing the pellet dirrectly into the barrel lead (like the Crosman 101) these are extremely easy to load. The graphite like lube that they are coated with works great, do NOT clean these. Yes the lube will get your fingers dirty, though it is worth it.

Accuracy++++ My Airwolf MCT loves them at low power. Within a dime at 50yds. 1 in 10 flier, if that.

Larger size tin

Wash them!

Got these in the Gamo Combo Pack. (Best deal for volume and the Masterpoints and TS 22 are not bad). They're heavy and not as dirty as other Gamo pellets.

Better quality control. Contrary to most Gamo pellets, these seem very small in diameter. They fit loose in my Crosman guns and are decently accurate.

-They fit loose in my Benjiman 392 and Crosman Backpacker.
-Not good, but not bad accuracy. (probably because they fit loose and not consistent in size)