GAMO Assorted .177 Caliber Pellets (Combo Pack of 1000)
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Well, after doing a bunch of research and checking out the reviews below and elsewhere, I decided to purchase GAMO Assorted .177 Caliber Pellets (Combo Pack of 1000). Though I 'd have liked a much better guarantee, I decided the functions were attractive enough to try it. It is a lot of money to get rid of if it falls short just after the guarantee. I am completely in love with this item. It is high quality item, clever functions. I simply got it today, and I will update my review later on if required.
Gamo Pellet Assortment Pack
Each air rifle or air pistol fires different brands (and types of pellets within brands) differently, having specific pellets that it shoot most accurately. Gamo's assortment pack gives you the opportunity to try several types of Gamo pellets without a big investment in the "losing" pellets. In my Gamo CFX, the most accurate was the "Hunter" (NOT the Match pellet - surprisingly), but everyone needs to try their airgun with several types to see what works best for them.
GAMO Assorted .177 Caliber Pellets (Combo Pack of 1000) Description
Contains 4 Types of Pellets Cal .177: Master Point, Match, Magnum, Hunter.
GAMO Assorted .177 Caliber Pellets (Combo Pack of 1000) Features
- Assorted .177 cal ammo
- Master Point, Match, Magnum, Hunter.
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Most Underlined Buyer Review : Hunter and Match are ok, Master Point and Magnum are bad
I have the 1300 FPS Gamo Silence Stalker Whisper .177 air rifle, and tested target shooting at 15 yards, and here are the results:
1. Match pellets can group inside 1"
2. Hunter pellets can also group inside 1"
3. Master Point and Magnum for some reasons flying alot, and can only group (15 yards) around 3-4"
Master Point and Magnum caused me so much trouble and time as I was trying to zero in my scope with them and they flew in random patterns and that caused me to think that my scope was bad. I only figured that out after went back to Match pellets and shoot again, my scope is now stay zero, and I can send pellets to touch previous holds inside .7 inch group.
So don't try too many type of pellets while trying to zero in your scope, my experience also good with the dome type pellets as they are normally the best on accuracy, energy and penatration, so try to stay with one or two kinds of dome pellets. Now I have been using only the Match...
