Page 2 - Gamo Tomahawk .177, .177 Reviews

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everything,sizing,weight checking and deformaties

totally inconsistent.......not worth taking out of the store. pure junk

Larger tin was the draw here, but the pellets are inconsistent in size some are tight some are lose fitting. They were shot from a Crosman Phantom and though they had the sizing problem they don't appear to be flipping or tumbling. Anyway the pattern is about 2-3 inchs at 30m.

Fix the sizing to be a little more consistent and will probably help the grouping.

Okay for target practice. The price is good so I will usually buy them again. KEEP ON SHOOTING MAKE THE NEIGHBORS WONDER??? THE AIR GUN JUNKY

The amount of pellets

The pellet skirts too larg or too small they are extremely inconsistent I've been trying to use them in my gamo bigcat 1250. Almost evey pellet I put in the gun falls right through the barrel this is the worst pellet gamo has ever made. They group so far apart its just horrible.

Dont waste the money buy a different gamo pellet.

I like that you get 750 in a tin. It is accurate enough out of my crossman/gamo pistols and dead on with my big cat. I also did not find any deformed pellets. Good for hunting small game at short/medium range.

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Make sure to pick these up and give them a try.

High-count tin.

Better quality control. There was very little consistency among the skirts, including, often times, dents and missing chunks. Shot from a Ruger Air Hawk, they performed poorly

Spend another buck and buy some better pellets.

Very precise (tested on some of my airguns all of them are PCP), easy to handle, they give a strong punch, I use them to eliminate big green iguanas at @ 40 yards giving head shots. They come in 750 pellets x tin, good!

Make them in 0.22 & .25 cal, add more weight. From them right now? NOTHING!

You have to test them for suitability in your airgun, I always keep my barrels clean before and after a hunting section. Very suitable for hunting pests.

You get 750 per tin, aside from Crosman this is the most of any pellet I have found in a tin. This to me was a plus. Every pellet I have fired from this has hit the target I aimed at, aside from the few that were from user error, things like rifle wander. These pellets caused a soda can to explode spraying it's contents everywhere. They added bite to my Daisy 880 as well, and punch holes in death adder venom cans. up to these even the wadcutters bounced off.

I am using these in a crosman optimus. The only thing that I have to say I dislike is they fit very very tight. I have to push them into the barrel in order for them to go in. Maybe a larger tin? You can never have too many pellets.

These fit tight. The size around them is slightly inconsistant, however. I have managed to hit my target with roughly the same accuracy I have with any other pellet that I shot through my optimus. I have used daisy, crosman and now the Gamo. Despite what people are saying if you want a pellet that is cheap, and you're just wanting to have fun. These are great for that.

I like you get a lot (750ct.) for a good price. They fit nice in my Gamo Silent Cat. Pretty accurate most of the time. Will try other pellets and see if there are better ones. Comes in a nice screw on lid can. Punched through two layers of hard plastic easily at 50 yards. Tears up soda cans. I've shot about 250 of them so far and all so far have not been deformed.

A lot of lead dust that rubs off on your fingers. Maybe this is common?

Fits nicely into the gamo silent cat.

the fact that you get 750 pellets their fairly nice condition and they maintain their accuracy at 70 yards in a one inch group out of my gamo rocket.

the tin is to loose when first opening other than that it beautiful

group these from 70 yards and then lower the group for shorter ranges

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qualtity

can cause jambs in lever action rifles and damage magazines so as they cannot be used any longer.

The fact that you get 750 pellets.

idk why its not very accurate, but it just isnt. i can hit mabye 4 out of ten rabbits at 20 ft

i would buy it if you like messin around and shooting cans and targets, but for hunting, they arent accurate enough to use

I like the weight and shape of this pellet. Excellent value.

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I use this pellet for target shooting. I have a cow bell suspended from a tree branch by a cord at 30 yards. When I hit the target (1000 fps)I receive a nice sound from the bell. I use fixed sights to shoot not a scope.

Nothing!!!! I was mad when i got these and gamo had changed the design on these and made them look exactly like the gamo pro magnums and I'm not a big fan of the pro magnums so i paid 8.00$ for these pellets when i could have got the same thing {the pro magnums} for .50 cents less

the design, change the design back to the way it was!!!

Don't get these, the picture is decieveing if you don't think i'm telling the truth spend the 8.00$ and find out!!!!!!!!!!

expand nicely. hit hard. lot of pellets for the money.

they really dont look as pictured. the point is more or less rounded and looks like a dome shaped pellet with a line grooved around the bell.

wash them first. then put them in a smaller ammount in a smaller contained, with maybe a few drops of oil on the foam and your good to go.

Pretty accurate out of my Gamo Tactical Elite, shoot pretty consistent groups.

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good value for the price

amount for price

product to actually look as advertised

poor quality, every pellet had a different formed tip

Very consistent accuracy, great single shot knockdowns, along with medium weight makes them very excellent overall pellets

Excess lead residue

fly super fast and r great for hunting

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great 4 hunting

They come in twist close clear topped tins and you get 750 for around $10. I have read a bit about this pellet but I am able to place 3 shots in a flat horizontal line with about a 1/3 over lap consistently at 20 yds. I have shot walnuts out of trees at 35 to 40 yds.

Better quality control. Quite a few have too much flashing left over during the mold process and as all Gamo pellets these are dirty. I use a couple pellet loaders for that reason each holds around 15 pellets.

My Big Cat 1200 with a CenterPoint 4-16x40 and a GRT3 trigger loves these.

size and shape seem pretty consistent. No real big imperfections. Accurracy is good though not excellent.