Gamo Silent Stalker Whisper IGT

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I have a Gamo Silent Stalker and so does my next door friend. We both only had one problem with the Gamo was the scope slipped back due to not mounting the scope base in the hole provided. After we found out what we done and made right we are very pleased with the Gamo. It has a spring and I have gone thru two cans of ammo without any more trouble. As far as the warrant not sure. I would recommend it over a gas piston any day. All it takes is one cock to charge the spring. Good luck.

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I find the fixed sights quite accurate. If you really want to add a scope, AND be able to alternate between scope and sights, 1) get a better scope and 2) get high scope rings with see-thru construction. I've also seen mounting systems to convert dovetail to Picatinny/Weaver that raise a "platform" to mount scope to that allows see-thru of fixed sghts. Of course, this will also alter your ideal cheek position, when changing from one to the other, but there's NO way around that, at least that I'm aware of on today's market.

The scope is off by about 4-5" at 30' even after hours of sighting and tweaking. There is no way to use the sights while scope is mounted. I took off my scope because it is hard to compensate at varying distances. The sights were dead on from the factory for my rifle and with domed or pointed pellets, I can hit a dime at 30'.

Yes, It comes with the new SAT triger.

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That is with PBA alloy pellets lead will give 700fps or so

In that price range, you're looking at Gamo Silent Stalker or perhaps a Benjamin NP model (only Gamo, though, if you want fixed sight option, for the most part). Another option would be the Hatsan Vortex models, the Umarex gas-pistons, or Stoegers. If you want superior engineering, unprecedented accuracy in a gas piston, you'll have to double your price points. For instance, in the $600-700 range, you can get yourself one of the RWS / Diana 340 N-TEC models that are historic for accuracy and power. Their Luxus gets you 800FPS in .22 cal. If you want fixed sights, I'd stay away from the compact model, but that has other advantages. As for PCP, you'll really have to graduate your price range if that's a move you'd seriously consider.

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Yes this is an excellent starter gun. It has just about every feature you could want in a break barrel rifle. It's lightweight, easy to cock, very accurate and powerful. It's also very quiet so as to not disturb the pesky neighbors when shooting in the back yard. It also has Gamo's IGT gas piston instead of a conventional spring which makes it smooth shooting and maintenance free. Highly Recommended!

I guess it depends on who it's for. The gun is a little heavy so I wouldn't recommend it for someone who is small. For a normal sized adult or teen it is fine. I like the option of the fixed sights and that is how I shoot it. I haven't mounted the scope yet. So it's a good gun to learn to use fixed sights and then you still have the option of the scope. Overall I've been pleased with the gun and I think a beginner can use it easily (given the caveat above).

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When I first got it the PBA ammo was exactly as advertised. 975fps. Had the rifle less than a year and power has fallen of , 850 fps with PBA ammo. Going to send it back to gamo under warranty. Very accurate rifle.

Yes, but go for head shots, and make sure it gets past the long break in period, Itl be accurate enough to nail the head of a rabbit at 50 yards easily.

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In the state of NJ you will need a FFL, (Federal Firearms License). However, you can purchase this item and have it shipped to an alternate address outside of NJ.

You cant put just ANY scope on it. Has to be designed for an air rifle spring discharge because of the back shock of the spring going off. I gave $110 for mine at W.M. and wont buy another. The scopes are junk. I could waste another $30 on another scope but I think I am getting a Ruger.

No definitely not! You can always put a nicer bigger scope on here and it will be fine.

No, I wouldn't pay $50.00 for it either. If you push 1300fps is great but if you can't hit the target your aiming for what good is 1300fps? That's the issue. It's a rifle that should have a scope w those velocity readings but the scope loses its mark every time the gun shoots with all the vibration. Pls don't respond weighted the mounts. I shoot thousands of rounds every year and I have done everything but wrap this pellet gun around a steel pole to get it to shoot accurate w the scope and every time I lose. Be sure to do your homework is a lesson I too learned.

I bought the cheaper version with just a 4x32 scope and nothing else. After 1000 rounds, i would buy this thing again every time. I give alot of harsh reviews, and this one i cant really smack. Other than the useless silencer (which i removed), its perfect.

Try checking out at the sight and if there is a restriction you will get a warning before you purchase the product. There are a lot of different regulations for all different countries and they are always changing, so we have set up an automatic warring if there is a product, based on your location, that is forbidden. Shipping price always changes, but you should be able to see the final price before you complete your purchase.

The gun is in stock and should reach you in time for December 25th. Try checking out at the sight and if there is a restriction you will get a warning before you purchase the product. There are a lot of different regulations for all different countries and they are always changing, so we have set up an automatic warring if there is a product, based on your location, that is forbidden.

With lead pellets, the noise is next to nothing. With the pba raptor pellets, its like a miniature howitzer. If you're willing to sacrifice 200fps and have the money, stick with lead and go for it.

This gun is very quiet, but is an airgun. It is not a centerfire, rimfire or anything. You have to "break" the barrel to cock the gun and that requires some effort (around 30-40lbs I believe).

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No it shoots .22 cal. However, if you want .177 Airgun Depot offers the same exact gun but in .177 https://www.airgundepot.com/gamo-silent-stalker-whisper-igt-air-rifle-w-4x32-scope---pba-platinum.html

This rifle is accurate up to 150 feet. PCP will be the quietest air source for shooting. Co2 is quiet but not rated for pest control. The Gamo Silent Stalker Whisper IGT you have selected is quiet and definitely powerful enough to eliminate squirrels. If you want a gun that is good for pest control and quieter than the Gamo, you can look at item# CD1K77NP-kit Crosman Venom Dusk Tactical .177 cal air rifle (also available in .22 cal). Pellets are usually made of lead or a soft metal to prevent ricochet.

Currently, we are not able to ship to Canada due to restrictions at customs. But you can contact D&L Airguns who is a Canadian distributor. (604)533-3556.

It can. Make sure to use lead pellets and use either pointed pellets or hollow points.

Yes, these guns are made for small game.

they are both great guns and its really all coming down to the 1 iron sights 2 stock material 3 speed the gamo has iron sights, the trail has none. the gamo has a plastic stock thats hollow, the trail is walnut. the gamo has a faster speed, but alloy pellets tend to be inaccurate. i would personally go with the trail, cause of the nicer stalk, and fully shoureded barrel.lastly the trail is slightly quieter, the overall sound length is shorter than the gamo.

I'd get this one, just because off the stock :) This will shoot .177 pellets that are around 8 grains about 850-940fps.

The seal can become ruined from putting too light of pellets into the gun. There just isn't enough resistance for the piston, so it "slips" in a way and comes forward too fast "melting" the seal in a way. 8 grain pellets and heavier should suit this gun fine.

if your scope can't adjust, it may be defective. Our return policy is on our website and if you are beyond the requirements for a return, The manufacturer will be of service.

The gun has a pump (single pump break barrel) that supplies the power for the gun. No extra cartridge is required.

Yes this bi pod should work fine. https://www.airgundepot.com/nc-star-universal-barrel-bipod.html

I have a similar problem with my scope. The mount keeps sliding backward after every shot. I have heard that lock tight will solve the problem. If I want to change scopes or mounts, how can I get the lock tight to release?

It works, but you can upgrade or put some Loc-tite on the threads.

I'd upgrade to a bigger scope personally.

Everything but the turkey unless you are close is fine to take with this gun.

Yes, this gun will suit you fine.

Yes you can, but I wouldn't go for the turkeys....they are kinda big for this gun....unless you can get really close.

From what I have read...Yes. Although I have not personally brought down a hen, turkey or rabbit yet. You can get around 11-12 ft-lbs of stopping energy at 30 yds, enough to bring down small game. My favorite pellet with this gun is the H&N FTT or the Crosman Premiers (in box).

Where legal, absolutely. Check your local, state and federal game laws regarding the use of an air rifle for certain species and during the appropriate seasons, and realize the velocity of the round will fall off with distance to the target; so to keep higher velocity make sure your target distance does not exceed 30 yards or so.

i would think that a turkey would not get close enough for the gun to be effective ...but rabbits or squrrels might be hunted with this air rifle

It is better to use the heavier of the pellets, so you don't ruin your seal.

Try using Barracudas, Polymags, etc.

For this gun, use something between 8-11 grain pellets...to light of pellets, and you will damage your piston seal.

I just got mine about 2 days ago. So far I have used the lead superdomes which are about 8.3 grains. I like these the most compared to pointed or hollow point. The superdomes seem to have alot of stopping power. I also used the platinum pba's that came with the gun. They do travel at a faster velocity and are pretty accurate but are lighter around 6-7 grain I believe. If your hunting coons I would go with a superdome or pba for long distance or a hollowpoint for close range. The hollow points are not that accurate for long range. Good luck !!

It is very quiet compared to your whisperer.

It is a lot quieter with the IGT tech.

SInce IGT uses compressed gas instead of a spring you lose a lot of the twang noise associated with spring guns. However, if you are shooting light alloy pellets they are going to break the sound barrier and will cause a crack when the pellet breaks the speed of sound.

Yes it it quieter with IGT technology.

This is an .22 cal air rifle. Use only .22 pellets, not .22 lr bullets. Pellets only.

Yes the rifle pictured is the Whisper IGT in .22 cal you can not shoot .177 pellets through it. Gamo does make the same rifle chambered in .177 if that is what you are looking for. I would highly recommend this rife. The two stage trigger is a huge improvement over older models.

Yes, this is an IGT 0.22 cal gun. It cannot use 0.177 cal pellets. You must use 0.22 cal. I suggest using Crosman Premier (in box), or H&N FTT for this gun.