Gamo Red Fire .22 Cal, 15.4 gr - 125 ct

Pros
These did ok out of my Gamo swarm magnum pro. I was able too get a decent grouping from them. Not the best but definitely not the worst.

Pros
Awesome accuracy/consistency. Good weight.

Cons
Need a 500 count can.

Pros
Why does picture say 14.5 , and description says 15.4?? Any body know? I like a little heavier pellet for better accuracy.

Cons
Need a 500 count tin

Pros
I bought a new Sig Sauer 22 cal pump rifle and about 8 different brand styles of pellets to run tests with and these had the best groups by far. Extremely accurate and deadly. Easily killed a woodchuck at 40 yards with one shot.

Cons
I don’t have enough of them!

Good choice for nuisance critters. Deadly and accurate within 17 yards. Use a decent scope on your rifle, break it in, and clean the barrel with a cotton patch and some WD40 or gun oil every 30 or 40 shots. This helps when accuracy starts to wain.

Pros
Very hard hitting on nuisance critters. Squirrels don't go far after. Some inconsistency though. You get a flyer or a few that go outside the circle. Using a Benjamin Prowler w/ Simmons 3X9X40 .22 Mag scope. Nice rifle for the money. Powerful. Reality is, after about 25 yards, it's a crapshoot (no pun intended). If they hit, they kill, no doubt. It's a hunting pellet, not a practice pellet.

Cons
Expensive, occasional inconsistency. Probably a better hunting pellet out there if you look for the money.

I'm on my second tin of these and I think they are great. They seem to be pretty accurate and on impact they cause lots of damage and expansion, perfect for hunting.

Pros
Accurate, clean, cheap quality

Cons
Consistently can vary depending on what you're using these in.

Using a 2240KT with 24" barrel the very first shot keyholed. (To clarify for some who mistakenly think keyholing means shooting through the same hole, it doesn't. It means the round, whether bullet or pellet, hit the paper sideways, ergo it left a hole that looks like a keyhole.) I have several custom 2240s and they are very accurate. My targets are 1" circles with a 1/4" dot in the center. It is normal to erase the dot with one shot at 10 meters. With these it always took at least 3 shots and about every 4th or 5th shot was up to 1/2" out. That said, this is good enough accuracy for tree rats and other vermin up to about 30-35 feet. I have used them as "squirrel removal" ammo and they are very effective in that capacity.

Pros
Good for very small vermin.

Cons
Inconsistent.

I think it's the best ammo
Sometime i hope for for 357 redfire round how cool is that schooting with a redfire 357 round
I hope Some day you have it
For now i am happy with the 22 ca rounds
Thanks verry match airgundepot and Thanks verry match you schip with FedEx

Greets from Nico Brouwers THE Netherlands

Very accurate very good penetration very good groups

Cons
Gamo needs to make these in a 500 count tin

I have a Benjamin trail np2 it is really picky with pellets . I got some of these , and I get 1/4" groups at 25 yards . Now am ready for the rabbits under my deer feeder . Great pellets !

Pros
Cheap and packaged good

Cons
Gamo needs to make a 250 count or 500 count can .