Gamo Bone Collector Bull Whisper IGT

fifty yards. probably twenty five to thirty for a pest in the garden.

I bought the refurbished gamo bone collector because i was not ready to spend 300+ bucks for my first air rifle, and I am very happy with it. It came like new out of the box, since it recoils like a springer (even though it has a different mechanism) it may have the same learning curve when it comes to recoil control for accuracy. That being said, I have had a blast with it and with the heavy bbs, around 10gr or so, its very accurate. Ive been shooting big orbweaver spiders off the trees by where I live out to 50 yards away after I got a good zeroing on the scope. Speaking of I got a more expensive aftermarket scope because the one it comes with is not that great if you want alot of presicion. All in all its amazing for the price. Accuracy and range will definetly not let you down, farthest ive been able to shoot it is at 90 yards and was consistently hitting cans 9/10 shots, and im still a newbie when it comes to airgunnng. I dont regret buying it and am very satisfied with the performance.

I flat-out drop the hammer on a chipmunks at 75-100ft (25-30yds) with a CP Zombie scope replacement. Choose your ammo wisely. Certain loads fire more accurately than others.

The stock is not plastic. It is a composite material and very light compared to wood. I have a Crossman with a wood stock which feels heaver. This air gun is mush easier to hold on target. The nitro piston is easier to operate for the reload on a missed shot. I have had the paper target scram so I have to get the reload done quickly to nail it on the second shot. I am not a hunter anymore so I can not commit about live targets. Keep your eyes up and your barrel down.

the stock is a composit green plastic with black rubber inserts for handgrip. I used camo tape on mine .

Yes. Most of the gun is a composite plastic, but it is nice and solid. Not cheap.

Yes, the stock is a composite material. Straight from Gamo - "The gun is built on a special hunter forest green composite stock with dark grey rubber grip inserts. http://www.gamousa.com/product.aspx?productID=435

Yes, the stock is a high-quality composition "plastic". This is way better than a painted 2X6 for balance and stability. It also allows rubber grips to be embedded.

The stock appears to be a high quality compost material, much like my full sized rifles. It is not a wood stock. Weather will not effect it. It really shocks the varmints at my place.

it's a composite stock with some rubber accents. fairly good quality feel.

Like most airguns any more, there are no sights on this gun from the factory, nor are there points onto which sights can be set, other than a scope. As to weight, this gun is what I would consider a medium weight rifle, easy enough to carry in the field. placing a scope on this gun will add to the weight, but not to the point of any discomfort.

no open sites as with most combo,i personally don't like this on rifles, I like to have a choice, sometimes the surroundings don't warrant the use of scopes. this rifle is light weight for a full size air rifle

20 of the same guns off the assembly line in order will "like " different pellets. You have to spend time figuring what pellet (s) it "likes".Domed are usually the most accurate at med. (30 to 50 )yrds .to long (50 to 75 yrds) ranges.I have had good luck with h&n barracuda match domed 10.65 gr.(4.51 and 4.52 ) head size, crosman premier domed 10.56 domed works SOME OF THE TIME. It can vary with the crosmans. You have to spend the time and money finding the pills YOU SPECIFIC gun will shoot the best. That's just how it works.

Hard to say, mine likes crosman hollow points, the Destroyers, and Gamo magnum, and master points. Yours may hate all these. You'll have to try different ones to see what it likes

I will try to answer both your questions together! I had a one piece scope attached holding a Center Point 4-12x40AO scope, and eventually developed some barrel droop, which was enough for my one piece not to adjust elevation correctly! I added a UTG compensator scope adapter and single mounts, and now everything is fine!!! Shoots on target every time!

I will try to answer both your questions together! I had a one piece scope attached holding a Center Point 4-12x40AO scope, and eventually developed some barrel droop, which was enough for my one piece not to adjust elevation correctly! I added a UTG compensator scope adapter and single mounts, and now everything is fine!!! Shoots on target every time!

I would recomened the Leapers UTG True Hunter Rifle scope. You will be very happy with it.

I replaced the original scope with a HAMMERS scope. Much improved. Look at reviews and U will find a lot of happy shooters. Best news I paid about $60! I use a quality lead pellet Meisterkuglen!

Yes it comes with IGT. It seems a little quieter than the spring piston, my refurbished gamo needed some tuning when I received it, after 2 scopes and 250 pellets my Bone Collector is very accurate I can hit 1.5" targets at 45 yards. I had to shim the scope to compensate for barrel droop, I suggest cleaning the barrel before shooting it and trying different pellets mine shoots very accurate with Crosman Premiers and Crosman Domed both in 10.5 grain.

I think it has the nitro piston. Thats what is on the box.

It comes with the original IGT piston, and is very powerful, I got a Nitro piston too and the speed is almost the same and the noise too.

I have the same problem. I use a steady stick. They are pretty cheap to buy.

Russ, We apologize for any inconvenience this might have caused. Looking at your order it looks like it shipped on the 17th of March and delivered on the 19th. Hopefully this order got to you in time. Once again we apologize for any stress this order might have caused. Sincerely, Airgun Depot Customer Care Team

I live in WV, I'd say that you choose .22 .177 is good but getting that extra knock down power is good. The lower volocity doesn't matter I use to want air rifles with high volocity's but the .177 is still good the .22 has lower volocity but harder hitting power. If your going to hunt things like raccoons or things in that area a .22 will work well, .177 for things like squirrels, rats , rabbits. It all comes down to how big the game is and what you like.

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Wade, Unfortunately, this particular item is hard to say when it will be back in stock. Since it is a refurbished item we have no control on when we will get more from the manufacturer. Usually we find out just before out next order whether we will be getting any. Hopefully this answers your question. Sincerely, Airgun Depot Customer Care Team

No, with loctide and extra Gamo stopper, it moved back. Now I use an one piece mount and it seems ok.

Well as stated in my first answer my opinions did change after a bunch more shooting somewhere around 500 shots the scope mounts have shaken themselves off even making a nasty divot where the stop pin forced its way out of the stop hole. I have now ordered a weaver rail adapter (longest I could get was 4 inches) with lots of gripping surface. Hope this works out better I am incidentally also adding a scope with a little more magnification range and Mill Dots to take advantage of longer effective range.

I used them to mount a scope I had laying around with a little more magnification. my opinion may change after a bunch more shooting but it has not move a bit in about 100 rounds fired so far if it hasn't moved in that many experience tells me it most likely wont. I'll add The rings work with my 40mm objective scope and likely would work with a 44 objective but any larger you are gonna have to get higher rings or a raised mount, and depending on your personal dimensions that will likely cause you to lose a good cheek weld. was thinking of a larger objective myself but have decided to get the next scope 40 or 44 millimeter objective so I dont' have to raise the scope up. I do want mill dots or radians to get more use of all that velocity/power/range.

The scope mounts are ok I would get the 11 mm to 20 mm weaver picatiny rail base converter 90 mm the longer the better if varmint hunt at night You can mount a flash light ect to it and if you grab the scope it on ther solid. And if you are buying a refurb gun check you soft grips in the stock that there in good and tight I just bought one and the front grip was falling out called gamo and they haven't help me one bit They said they send me one out but it never came

THE MOUNT RINGS WILL WORK,BUT,I WOULD PERSONALLY INSTALL A SINGLE SCOPE MOUNT WHICH I DID...THE SINGLE SCOPE MOUNTS CAN HANDLE MORE JARS AND BUMPS THAN THE FACTORY TWO PIECE SCOPE MOUNTS THAT COME WITH MOST OF THE SCOPES. ..

Harry, We are expecting this particular item to be back in stock within the next 2-3 weeks. Unfortunately, we can not give you a definite date. Just continue to follow the website for any updates. Hopefully that answers your question. Sincerely, Airgun Depot Customer Care Team

as with most scopes included in package deals,you are paying for the rifle and they throw the scope in for free.its a crap shoot whether the scope you get will suffice or be a throw away.mine never got installed because out of the box it was blurry and unable to sharpen up but I have bought other rifle combos where the scopes were at least satisfactory. over time I usually replace all with a better quality scope. the rifle is very quiet,shoots good after break in,i shoot in my back yard with neighbors close by and they don't even hear it.in fact to me the rifle is so quiet its sometimes hard to believe its as powerful as it is..

This is an Excellent rifle for hunting small game or plinking. Its well worth the money... Some say the scope is ok,, but I upgraded to one rated for Spring Rifles. I used a Hawke one piece mount which is solid and does not move and the scope I used was a Bushnell Trophy XLT 4-12X40 which can handle double recoil. Plus I like to zoom in on my target for good shot placement.

It is a very powerful gun and shoots like a beauty. This is not a kids toy without the supervision of adults.

Jim, We would like to sell you a refurbished Gamo Bone Collector Bull Whisper .22 Cal rifle. However since we do not know when or if we would get any of this particular refurbished rifle into stock. Airgun Depot at this time can not give you a price for them to be sold at. Continue to look on the webpage for any upcoming refurbished rifles such as the Gamo. Hopefully that answers your question. Sincerely, Airgun Depot Customer Care Team.

1 inch. Ask another question like, what are the actual fps with different weight pellets? You will be surprised. I was.

Overall length 10". 1" diameter middle section for mounting with rings is 4-5/8" long. Objective ~36mm. Dovetail on receiver is 7.5" long - plenty of room to move scope relief.

Jaroslav, Yes this gun does come with a scope, according to the website it includes a 4x32 Scope (unmounted)+ Dovetail Mount. Hope that answers your question. Sincerely, The Airgun Depot Customer Care Team

Its loud until you break in the rifle. Once broken in and the manufacturing oils are burned off, the rifle quiets down nicely.

with sub 5.6 grain pellets it's as loud as a .22 , with pellets above about 5.6 grns, not half as loud.

The first shots in any springer rifle are loud as the rifle burns off the manufacturing oil inside. (Called Dieseling) Once it breaks in and burns off the oils it quiets down nicely. At least mine quieted right down to a nice level. No pellet gun is silent even with a suppressor, but with mine the pellet striking the target seems louder then the gun shooting.

It's not quiet at all. I believe it to be just as loud as a .22 long rifle.

Action: Break Barrel

You don't. The gas piston in self contained and doesn't need to be refilled or recharged. At least there's nothing in the directions that states how to refill it if needed.

ncludes: Air Rifle, 4x32 Scope (unmounted)+ Dovetail Mount

NP XL 1100 is the way to go for larger game.

Gamo Bone Collector Bull Whisper

No, not by a long shot. Look into the Whisper Fusion Pro- registers under 100db.

My Bone Collector Bull Whisper in .22 Loves the H&N Baracuda Hunter Extremes. They come in 19.06 grain and shoot very well from my rifle. My groups at 20 yards are dime size holes. I can't comment on the scope as I mounted a variable powered scope as I like to zoom in on the target when shooting. To me shot placement is everything. If you upgrade the scope remember to get one like the Bushnell Trophy XLT 4-12X40 as it is rated for break barrels and is an excellent choice. Just remember when it come to optics you get what you pay for. Good luck and I hope you enjoy your rifle as much as I've enjoyed mine....

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My Crosman Titan GP is a refurbished gun which cost me $100 with shipping. The specs are almost exactly the same as the Bull Whisper, meaning 975 fps range with ALLOY pellets. With 14.3 gr lead pellets my GP gets 725 fps, which is much more power than needed for small game like rabbits, squirrels, and birds. I would expect about the same from the Bull Whisper too. My GP is extremely accurate, .5" to 1" 5 shot groups at 50 yards even on breezy days with the 14.3 gr Crosman pointed pellets. Premium pellets such as Kodiaks do even better, but are slower due to higher weight. The Titan GP hits the scale at about 6.75 #, so is a bit heavier than the BW, but not objectionably heavy to me. For the difference in price, I would recommend the Titan GP, and put the extra money into good mounts and a scope! All air guns require a break in period, some more than others. The GP required only about 50 rounds, some as much as 1000 rounds or more. Also, the BW may be quieter than the GP, don't know, but the GP is certainly not very noisy.

I own one of these rifles in .22. I got it before I knew about AGD but I can tell you mine is Very Accurate printing dime size groups at 45 feet and the more rounds you put through it the quieter it seems to get. It's certainly not louder than any of my other air guns. My accuracy was originally about 1 inch groups until after 100 to 150 shots then the groups shrank to dime size... I cant comment on the other rifles you mentioned, but I am very happy with mine. Especially considering it's light weight and has punch. You'll love it when hiking and hunting with it weighing in under 6 lbs compared to 10 lbs in other rifles.

I didn't find it very quiet. Also I am not satisfied with the accuracy either.

Depends on the weight of the pellet. With the 14.3 gr pellets probably in the 725 - 775 fps range. With lighter lead pellets around 11 grains, maybe 800 - 850 fps. With heavier pellets less than 675 fps, and extremely heavy pellets less than 600 fps. With the heaviest Eun Jin pellets available, probably not much more than 500 fps, if that! With alloy pellets, maybe the manufacturer's listed 975 fps. But I have never found the alloy pellets to be accurate in any gun! They exist in my inventory strictly for "bragging rights"! Go with which ever pellet gives you best accuracy, In about 75% of my .22, the 14.3 gr Crosman pointed work well or the 14.3 gr CHP. Kodiaks seem to work extremely well in all but the lowest powered guns, as do the heavier JSB pellets. Light weight match grade pellets seem to work well in my lower powered guns,

It will be around 750-800 fps with lead pellets.

This scope requires a quarter or a flat head screw driver to adjust the windage and elevation.

This will get the job done, but if you are just shooting starlings, you might want to look into .177 cal. they aren't as messy.

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If you're going to spend that kind of money on a scope, I'd suggest putting it into a better rifle.

A Nitro piston is a feature already installed in the gun. Instead of a traditional coiled steel spring inside, it uses a gas ram that compresses gas. Its much quieter and contributes to a smoother shot, and slightly more power depending on pellet.

The accuracy is great at 15yrds, and the trigger on this rifle is really awesome. It is very smooth, breaks consistently and cleanly, and I'm guessing is very close to 3lbs. Stopping power from this rifle is very good and you'll be surprised how much like a rimfire it feels. Have you ever tried the quiet .22s in your rimfire rifle? It isn't going to cycle most semi-autos, but in a single-shot rifle or lever action your wife will never know you were shooting. :) http://www.cci-ammunition.com/products/detail.aspx?use=1&loadNo=960

This air rifle will do the trick for you... How many pumps? Uhm, zero... This isn't a pump air rifle like you had when you were a kid... It's a break barrel. Push the barrel down past 90 degrees and it charges the nitro piston. So if you think of that as a pump, then one I guess. Two stage trigger: A normal single-stage trigger has the same tension throughout the pull to release. A two-stage trigger has two defined stages that are often adjustable. think of it as a trigger that you can take up the slack very easily before that final stage where the hammer is released. That final stage only take a small amount of pressure before the pellet is fired. This air rifle will easily take care of your garden pests at 15 yards... 975 f.p.s. Is crazy powerful for a ..22 caliber pellet gun.

It's a great gun for rabbits, but the only thing is that the scope that it comes with is not that good. I would get a better Scope.

yes it would i mean there are a bit cheaper ones that do the job but everytime i go for rabbits i knock em down everytime

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I am sorry but we cannot ship to South Africa.

.22 WILL be more deadly. it hits much harder.

Yes the Bone Collector BW has both the IGT gas piston and the SAT trigger

Yes it has both an IGT and an SAT.

with gamo :armor piercing pellets...... car door skins,(at 60 ft.),3/4 inch plywood(at 60 ft.)1/4 inch saplings(@60 ft.)all these and more!

I have I hunted a variety of small game, squirrel, chipmunks, field mice, and even a close range woodchuck (20 yards). I think this gun is the best spring/ nitro piston gun I have onwed (5 total) for small game. It is extremaly accurate and I reguraly shoot 2''x2'' targets at 50 yards with a 4-16x50mm scope. I really think this gun has enough power for a woodckuck, like I said. I have dispatched many of animals and highly advise you to shoot some small game (squirrel is delicious). ;)

Small game....By that i mean rabbits, squirrels, chipmunks, moles, mice, crows, etc.... Super accurate to about 200'. I got mine for squirrels and chipmunks that are chewing up our bird feeders. Shots from 50' to 200' rarely miss.

This rifle has a prefilled gas piston chamber in place of a spring chamber, the gas is sealed in and should never need to be refilled.