Gamo Rocket .177 Cal, 9.6 Grains, Ballistic Tip, 150ct

Never seen pellets like these

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Great for small games shooting

Everything. These are crazy accurate. And I'm a break barrel with almost 1250fps, they can go through some hefty metal

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These are right up there with my personal favorites. The lethals are Numero Uno. These are a close runner up.

AT 9.6 grams this is a heavy pellet! They have pretty consistent diameters and fly well. They produce tight groups from my Crossman Nitro Piston .177. This pellet has a steel ball at the tip which will penetrate glass and hard objects better than lead pellets. The 9.6 gram weight make for accurate shooting and excellent expansion.

They are more expensive than plain lead pellets, but you get what you pay for.

Great expansion, penetration. and, accurate too. you can expect more bullet drop from the extra weight.

The Gamo Rocket .177 fit great in my Gamo Swarm magazines with great accuracy and penetration.

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I have tried quite a few other popular pellets for the Swarm magazines. These seem to be the best fit for the mag, others are all over the place when it comes to loading some fit and others don't. Great grouping and penetration, if your have a Gamo Swarm Whisper try these first so you know what to expect from your riffle.

The Gamo Rocket .177 fit great in my Gamo swarm magazines with great accuracy and penetration.

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I have tried quite a few other popular pellets for the Swarm magazines. These seem to be the best fit for the mag, others are all over the place when it comes to loading some fit and others don't. Great grouping and penetration, if your have a Gamo Swarm Whisper try these first so you know what to expect from your riffle.

Very good product holds a good group at 40yards witch impressed me

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You have to shoot them

Packs a serious punch when hunting varmints out to 50 yards with above average accuracy in my break barrel Benjamin.

I have a Benjamin break barrel and these work perfectly however in my go to Daisy 880 they are almost impossible to load. Theres a magnet in the breach to help load metal bbs but when you use these pellets that magnet makes loading these pellets darn near impossible as that magnet grabs the metal bb tip of the pellet. It will only load backwards!!! No bueno!!!

Not recommended for multi pump guns that can interchangeably shoot bbs and pellets!

For my lit.tle 177 break barrel......this is the most consistent pellet i have come across. Being heavier, it also has some knock down power because of the slower speed. Accuracy out to the 115 foot range is excellent.

Would like to see the same design pellet in a heavier weight for the 177 cal. Maybe even up to 14 grains. Some of the other brands that come in at those weights are not very consistent at ranges over 50 feet.

My experience is with a break barrel in this caliber. Heavier pelleys with a different type rifle could be dramatically different. The "double kick" of a break barrel certainly could influence accuracy in a "heavy"pellet shot.

I shoot pigeons with these things out of a Benjamin 397. They hit like a freight train if hit. Breast or back for a quick / humane kill. Still terminal if hit through the wing, but not as quick. Great accuracy at 20 yrds, will easily penetrate a soup can no problem. More than adequate for my application.

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Give them a try.

I was quite a bit of debris in the tin of pellets. I noticed that the bottom of the skirts we're less than Square and even.

I could not get my hw100 to shoot these in any less then two inch groups at 30 yards. With other pellets my rifle will shoot less than a quarter of an inch Center to Center at 30 yards.