Gamo Pro Magnum .177 Cal, 7.8 Grains, Pointed, 750ct

Price is right shipping good, grouping is OK with in a quarter at 30' for my Bank, I shot several groups all the same no real flyers.N o issues with pellets size seems to be uniform and of quality product.Update 2-7-24 came back for more after further testing with my better pellets and they group just as good with a Crosman@ 6 pumps, much better in my faster break over, Mach1, hits 1" above the other pellets. Had issues with the other pellets @ higher speeds. So we going run the Magnum for a while, upgraded review to 5 star .

True to size and so much fun to use! Great weight and perfect precision!

For the price you get a lot of pellets compared to others on the market, splatter on impact with metals so there's no risk for over-penetration or ricochets. overall it's really fun to shoot. will definitely be buying more in the future.

Pretty accurate in a low-end Gamo Varmint rifle and among the cheapest .177 pellets currently available. However, a handful of the pellets were slightly too wide (unusable) or narrow (less force & accuracy), indicating some minor quality control issues. If just target practicing and plinking around, consider the Daisy Wadcutters instead; they're a bit cheaper and even more accurate/consistent while also manufactured by Gamo.

These tend to work better in >900fps airguns. They're lighter and less front heavy than other kinds of pellets, we they'll occasionally break the sound barrier in a 1200 fps airgun, even though they're lead. They're pretty consistent sized other than a few that were slightly small, and those are the ones that most often made a sonic crack. I've had issues with inconsistencies in crosman pellets causing squibs in >900fps airguns, but these function amazingly and accurately. They also function more like a hollowpoint on impact, the tip of the pellet is entirely hollow and fairly thin and crushes on impact, flattening out but not turning into a coin out of weaker airguns. With a 1200fps airgun it flattens them like pancakes. So if you want a hollowpoint that can function properly out of weaker airguns and has the benefits of a pointed pellet, this is the ticket. These being one of the best prices on here right now makes it an even better deal.

just what I wanted, fast service

all i can say is stoger is a rip off these are way better. example. these blow through 1/2 plywood at 25ft. stoger does not. not even close. these pellets legit blow through 1/2 laminated plywood.

I really like these on my Gamo Varmint. But the one thing that really bothers me is the size inconsistently. Some are hard to load as they don’t fit well. Slightly larger. I use a loading pen and have to push down hard. So hard that my thumb started hurting and couldn’t get the pellet in. To top that off, the skirts deform at loading. I would say about 25-30% of them are like this.I get 0.75”-1.5” groups with 5% flyers.These work OK for small rodent control (mice and squirrels). No issues with single headshots. Penetration is OK. They go right into fence boards and sometimes through.Would definitely purchase again if they fix the size inconsistency and weak skirts (bought 2022).Also for my loader pen, sometimes the pellet doesn’t seat well (sticking out) due to inconsistent skirt hole size.Had none of these issues with brands.Great value!