Gamo Match .177, .177 Reviews

.177 7.56 gr. Price and clean tins. Reasonably good grouping. At 30yards my grouping was slightly larger than a quarter but I am no pro shooter. A little inconsistency I say this with confidence as i compared to JSB Exacts 8.44 gr and grouping was tighter, just larger than a dime. So there is a difference but also half the price of JSB. For plinking I am happy for my best I'd pull out the JSB's.

Some fit tighter than others in Air Venturi Avenger magazine but all shot fine.

Gammo Pro Magnum 7.8 gr seem to group better

Well they looked good, well packaged.

nothing comes to mind. Everything was as it should be.

Got these to try in my Gamo Bull whisper break barrel in
my "Magic Pellet" search. 3 days, each day the POI was about
4-5" Right & Low from POI, Thought my scope "Sprung something"
so I ran a 5 shot group with my go to Crosman and was dead on..
Your mileage may vary. Peace.

excellent performance on small backyard pests

Got these as part of a "sampler from Gamo. My rifles did not like them but my powerline pistol shot 3/4 inch groups at 10 meters. While I would not use these for competition, they are good enough for practice due to their low cost.

Noticed a big variance in skirt sizes as they fit for the most part into the chamber.

There are lots of other practice wadcutters on the market. These are not a bad buy if you get them on sale.

Low cost, clean bullets. Nice tin.

Not compatible with my Weihrauch HW75 or HW77K. Inconsistent size, doesn't create a proper seal. Sometimes they don't fire at all, and when they do, accuracy is all over the place.

Consider testing compatibility with your particular air gun before buying multiple tins.

Likes. . . .Price, weight

Size . .They are not consistent in size. Some fit tighter than others in a rotary magazine.

Good for general purpose shooting. Fairly accurate when compared to RWS of comparable weight for pistol shooting. Recommend giving a try.

at 50 yards will drop at 45 yards below MOA at 4 "s so i adjust scope an hold over on my prone shooting mat ! will smack and rip tin soup cans at 30 yards. I shot a JR at about 3o to 40 and it will puncture the hide.

Nothing !

Try them.

Gamo Likes them so do I, they shoot good in all my Gamo Guns. They cover all the shapes and sizes adequately. Hunting loads are great squirrel terminators, l shot l kill...

Nothing

Keep a good supply of the various loads on hand, sooner or later you will need them.

Price...relatively inexpensive. Good for casual plinking

Consistent production tolerances. I've found that pellet size can vary significantly within the same tin. Some are a tight fit when placed in the breech, while others slide right in with almost no friction. When used in a relatively powerful springer like my Hatsan 95, I really don't want to use pellets that have a loose fit.

Not a bad pellet. Good groups at 15 yards.

Not a bad pellet Good groups at 15 yards.

Not a bad pellet. Good groups at 15yards.

i like the fact that these pellets come in tiny containers

I wouldn't change anything

These pellets work great for the Beeman P17 so of you have it then get these pellets

accurate, uniform, fit well

nothing

found these to be most accurate of the variety pack, master points next.

Consistant.

I have been shooting 7.71 gr Match pellets in my shop which is 40'long. I would get 5/8" groups. Needed more pellets and read the reviews for the new Match (7.56gr) and a few unfavorable comments were made. I just did a comparison by shooting 5 round groups with the old and new pellets. They both shot 5/8" groups measured center to center. I was pleased. My rifle has at least 500 pellets through it and it is firing quite a bit more accurately as compared to new. I even tried to pattern Magnum, Hunter and Master Point pellets, all three which use to spread and not have any near as good of groups as the Match. Well they are not patterning about as well as the Match. I have heard this before, but rifles take a while to seat in for whatever reason. One needs to have patience, and I was about out of patience and actually threw out the tins of the three non-match pellets, but rescued them a few days later to use in my pistol. Guess it was a good thing as they are now shooting well.

Nothing since I am getting the accuracy I want.

Keep pulling the trigger and if your accuracy is not good in the beginning, put a few hundred pellets through your rifle and I think accuracy will improve.

The price is right so they're great for plinking.

Something's not right here because all of mine have seams down the front with lead globs. They're also very dirty and they keyhole out of my gun.

They shoot 2" groups at 10 yards from a Beeman 1785 Guardian. That's horrible.

The Price.

I ordered 11,000 rounds. The four tins that were packaged individually contained what I was expecting. The 10,000rounds packed in ten tin packages, were not. They looked like the Forming Machine was Maladjusted for this Run. Or maybe Gamo has changed the Specifications. They seem to shoot Good to 25yds., and I got them for Close Range and Plinking. I'm satisfied. If you shoot Long Range, you might not be.

I hope Gamo hasn't changed the Specifications for these.
My experience has been that if an Airgun won't shoot these well, or Crosman 10.5gr. well, it probably won't shoot Anything well.

No excess coating to rub off on my fingers. Well formed with almost no damaged skirts. The heads are small enough that the pellet drops right into the breech on my Remington NPSS. The skirt engages in the breech nicely. Shoots .5" groups at 25 yards not counting 2 or 3 flyers in a 10-shot string.

I'm brand new to adult airgunning. I've tried 8 different pellets in my new Remington NPSS. This is the most accurate so far. I also noticed that other brands of wadcutters have heads that appear to be bore diameter, so I have to kinda wedge them into the breech, which causes damage to the head. These Gamo Match pellets appear to have heads that are slightly under bore size, so they slip into the breech nicely.

they are VERY accurate which makes them fun to shoot I also love that they are very inexspensive and if you do the math they are only a penny a pellet!!!

NOTHING AT ALL!!!!!!

Get this pellet if you want a fun day of shooting!!!!!!!

They work great in all of my .177 air guns.

I think because of the ridges on the skirt there very dirty. I clean in lacquer thinner then dry in a terry towel lub with pellet oil and there good to go.

I have had good luck at all ranges. The old style are better than the new ones.

Mostly uniform pellet shape, not many deformities in pellets and skirts fit nice in my gamo big cat. They are clean and dont have much dust in the container. Nice groupings at 15 yards.

Not really anything.

Good pellets not really done much with them at more than 15-20 yards but they are accurate under that.