Gamo P-900 IGT Pellet Pistol

Trigger is very weird. Soft then need to pull to shoot so accuracy is off for anyone who wants to teach anything but the basics.

However !!! If you want to teach someone to shoot at s can this is great!!! Just enough of a challenge at 30 feet. Not too heavy and inexpensive. Just like ribs and suace. Simple, comfortable and basic.

Pros
A five year can shoot it and hit the target

Cons
No vertical sight or trigger depression adjustment. About as accurate as a pollster over 30 feet.

I'd say this a decent choice for break barrel guns, but does leave power to be desired. It's not to hard to cock, and does have a rail, I have pics of it with and without a sight on it. I mounted my Gamo green dot sight and it looks pretty sweet with it. Not sure the power, box says 400 and agd says 508. Will not shoot bbs

Pros
Decent power,easyish to cock and can be signted. Also a good sized gun.

Cons
Power on box and site way off, light and plastic body and does not shoot bbs.

My son and I have had many fun hours plinking and shooting at targets with this one.

Pros
Consistent power and trajectory. Relatively easy to cock. Likes many different types of pellets. Able to keep good grouping up to 25 ft.

Cons
Seems much weaker than specs suggest. No adjustment for sight elevation. Very difficult to get consistent groups at 30+ feet. Trigger is disappointing.

Basically, a light plinker with poor rear sight adjustment. At the time I bought the Gamo P900, I bought the Ruger Mark I for $6 more, and the Benjamin Trail NP for $10 more; they are much better buys; much more power, more accuracy, better sights. My 9 year old grandson has a tough time cocking the Gamo, but with the cocking extensions, he handles the other more powerful pistols more easily than the Gamo.

Pros
Looks cool to the 9 year old; Terminator-like. Feels good in the hand. IGT gas piston is nice.

Cons
Lower-end power. Too light, too much plastic; poor sights; tough to cock for the little guy.

High tech, pretty, and feels good; but the sights and trigger leave a little to be desired, imho. Could be my old eyes, but those flourescent dots are better at point-and-shoot than precision, or so it seems to me.

I'd recommend this for those who like 'techies' in our sport.

Pros
Cocking is relatively easy Grip is ambidextrous, good news for southpaws, and fit smaller hands. such as mine Has a natural pointing angle to the grip, sorta like the Ruger Mk models, Luger, etc.

Cons
Trigger is heavy and combined with the sighting system, so far have resulted in negative accuracy results - to be fair, part of it could be my old eyes, but....

Didn"t want to deal with co2. Decided to try this as I am very happy with my Gamo Bull Whisper. Love this little pinker.

Pros
Nice shooting, accurate at 25 yards not feet. Im shooting nice groups at 25 yards. Decent power. No co2, no pumping. Still shoots easily through cardboard boxes at 35 yards.

Cons
Don't care for rear sight but can live with it. Accuracy dies out at 35 yards I'm all over the place.

Not bad to shoot, an OK item for a beginer.

Pros
Inexpensive and easy to shoot.

Cons
tough trigger and the rear sight is poor.