GamoGamo Match Pellets (Flat Nose)

Pellets were not precise, some fell in to the chamber, others had to be forced. Weights varied by up to a gram, major diameter varied by .5mm. Many flyers, target patterns are inches wide at ten yards. Gamo said they would replace weeks ago but then backordered and I have heard nothing. I will ot buy again.BTW, I did measure 20 of each of the pellets I fired. I used a randomsample of 20 of each.and measured with a digital caliper Hunter Magnum T-22Max 5.69 5.62 5.65Min 5.20 5.48 5.55Update - Customer Service replaced these and they have the same problem. Out of the same can some pellets fall in to the chamber some have to be forced in. Pattern is over 4" at ten yards, Other brand pellets shot cloverleaf patterns in the same session with the same rifle. Don't buy these unless you run a carnival shooting gallery where you don't want people to win prizes.

Worth it based on value and accuracy. The TS-22's group tighter than the other pellets. If you're a hunter, these are more than adequate. Not an Olympic quality round. 950 for $17 is a great deal. At 25 yards they meet the standards stated on the ad. If 7/8" will make you miss a hunting target, either you have terrible equipment or aren't sighted in, or don't know how to shoot. I shoot with Iron sights on airguns and .22's. Every shot I took with each round hit inside the 1" bullseye. These aren't competition rounds. I'm glad I purchased these though. Great for training to shoot without bracing. A strength training round for me. They are less than perfectly cast. I haven't had proper weather to really test them. I need to fire these from a second pellet gun for competition and see the true accuracy.

I purchased the the performance combo pack to try with my umarex octane elite and my crosman prowler some of the pellets would fall in the chamber and some of them were so tight they were really hard to push in the chamber needless to say the accuracy sucked I will use them for break in

I definitely WOULD NOT recommend this product. There is no conformity in size of the pellets and grouping on all four are terrible. I'm using a Gamo Magnum .22 rifle. Some pellets would not even fit in the breach where others would not even stay in the breach due to the pellets being so much smaller. Truly a waste of money!

I read a number of reviews where the reviewer said he the pellets fell out or they jammed the barrel.First, this is not the fault of the pellets, it is the fault of the clips.If properly loaded, there is a spring device inside the the clip that securely holds pellet into place. If it isn't put in far enough it will fall out. If it is too far, it will jam.The solution is easy. I use a paper clip the the pellet into the proper place. The spring holds it there for security and proper firing.Don't be afraid of the pellets. They are fin.

This is a Decent selection and number of pellets for the price. My rifle (Gamo Maxxim Swarm .22) seemed to prefer the Hunter pellet. These are not high quality pellets, there are lead bits and pieces still stuck to the insides of the skirts and the marks from the mold are still on the pellets. They are dirty and the manufacturing process is not concerned with high quality. However they are priced to match these facts and I can’t knock them. They are accurate and a good price.

I bought the combo pack looking for a pellet for my .22 Beeman. And I found it in the combo pack. The "Master Point". They were consistent through over half the tin so I ordered four tins. Well when I opened one of the tins to start using them I noticed right away that they did not look the same. In the combo pack tin of Master Point the pellets were polished and fit in the breach snugly. In the ordered tin of Master Point they were dull and lose fitting in the breach. And the ordered ones also were misshapen. At 18 yards the combo tin pellets hit the bulls-eye 9 out of 10 times if not every time. The ordered ones I could not hit the bulls-eye at all and the hits on the target had a 2 inch spread and no repeated hits. So be warned you do not get the same pellet with the master point when buying them individually. Big disappointment...

I would have scored these higher since they are good but if you are going to give someone a variety pack then make a variety...these pellets are not really different from each other and the descriptions are a stretch. Basically just different names. They have different weights and slightly different profiles but if you are a shooter who was putting together a few different types then these would not be the choices. No hollow points of any kind? What?

Great pellets. They all work great and show super accuracy in my pistols and rifles. I've tested them out of my 10", 14", 18", and 24" barrelled Crosman 1322 and 2240's, and all 4 pellets work well with not much scope adjustment needed from my sighted in scopes, set to run on my favorite rounds from Crosman, RWS, and H&N. I can also justify buying these again due to having 250 pellets of each type. I'm not a fan of the alloy and other specialty pellets Gamo is producing for a high price with few pellets for the money. For hunting and plinking I think you almost always want the lead pellet option. Now the Gamo TS-22's only have 200 pellets, but considering that they are 22 grain pellets, that's all cool. More lead used, higher cost, so not an issue. All these pellets provide great mushrooming, superb accuracy, and at a fair price. I highly recommend anyone with a Crosman .22 give them a try. They work great on my .22 Crosman Phantom too. A pellet here and there have a damaged skirt, but that's airgunning for you. It is what it is. Not worth complaining about. Well truthfully I have one complaint. Sell them in 500 count tins. I want more! :D

The pellets seem to be okay the problem is the construction/moulding of the actual pellet might be a little weird because they seem to be made out of some kind of mix of metals they are not as smooth as my other pellets and also have lines on each side from the 2 halfs of the mold and that's the real problem because of that some of them I can't even push them into the barrel unless I push the pin really hard and I'm afraid that if I still had my stock plastic breach instead of the metal one I would have broken the guide pin because I have to push so hard to get the pellet to fit in the barrel as i cant back out. This is about 1 in 10 so far in about 2 co2 tanks.

The pellets are OK! Will try them and see what the rifle likes best! along the way postal service wise? some joker tempered with one of the canisters! had to almost break it apart! the package was ripped! And the magnum country lid was screwed so tight, only Hercules could open it! checking things is one thing! But tempering? that's criminal in my book! After trying them, I fond that they fit snug! almost hard to push in!they shoot well! But are made for hunting! and a 495 fps gun doesn't​ cut it!

I don't like the 'Master Point' because they fit a little bit tight in my P1322 and the velocity is lowest compared with all others. All other are perfect and worth the price.My favorite is the TS-22.

The first time I bought pellets. All the pellets were made unregular. Often stuck In my crosman 2240 barrel. I don't know if it's common for all the brands of pellets. So I would give 3 stars