- ManufacturerGamo
- Caliber .22
- Ammo Type Pellets
- Ammo Weight 22 grains
- Pellet Quantity 200 ct
The original design has changed now. The inner skirt has no inner and makes them less accurate. Try and get hold of the orange tins.
Pros
Hard hitting. Original (orange tin) very accurate up to and beyond 50m with Gunpower SSS ( condor). Has the edge over H&N.
Cons
They have changed the design . Less accurate. Easier to deform.
Was looking for a mid weight pellet for my Urban and Bullboss. Saw these and some of the reviews were decent. So I decided to give them a try. I should have kept my money. First off the tin was full of damaged pellets. Went through about 50 and could only find 6 decent ones. Next the skirts were bent with lead shavings in them. may have just gotten a bad tin, but his is the worst one I have ever purchased. The only positive thing I have to offer is that I did get to shoot 10. They were very accurate at 25 yards.
Cons
If Gamo is going to be in the pellet business they need a lot better quality control.
Like most I started cheap and worked up when I started shooting airguns. I shoot a TX 200, a Terrus, and a pellet finicky Benjamin Titan. This is one of the two pellets the titan shoots well and they group the best. 3/4 inch groups at 30 yards and with a good rest on a calm day I can hit a Pepsi can 7 out of 10 times at 82 yards with them. Heavy pellet with great down range energy. Doesn't mushroom as much as others and is great for head shots. Keeps the crock pot full when small gaming with the Titan.
Pros
If your gun likes them they are an excellent hunting round
Ive used the .177 cal pellet and this is by far the most accurate at long range. Not only does it carry enough force to continue through its target but has a very straight flight path at distance's of over 100 yards.
Pros
Excellent accuracy at long distance
Great Penetration
Great weight for longer shots
Looks awesome
Cons
Not enough per tin
I had been using a cheap pellet, with good results and tight grouping, I had read the reviews on the gamo TS-22 so thought I would give them a try, very bad I had hits 2 + inches off center in all directions, no consistency at all, went back to the cheap pellets and got grouping back tight again.
Pros
none
Cons
very good if you want to give your target a sporting chance, as they are so inaccurate chances are you wont hit the target
I shoot them out of a stoeger atac suppressor gas ram and these pellets in this gun are unfair they are deadly accurate and when I shoot raccoons they put them down immediately with awesome penetration and huge knock down DRT they get hit they are done so if u want the best hunting pellet u can buy cause I've tried over 18 kinds in 22 caliber these are the only ones I use now cause I know how they work and nothing out of my gun works that good so if u having a problem with vermine these are the problem solvers straight out best hunting pellet made
group of 4" @30yrd can't get them to group well out of anything
Pros
look ok??
These Gamo 22 cal pellets are accurate and have a great range. Shooting from my Extreme Rifle at 25 yards and they produce very tight groups.
Pros
Tight groups
Next to the premium alloy pellets these are the most accurate.
Pros
Accuarcy and Penetration
Cons
Nothing
Question?
Login to ask someone who bought this product.I bought a Crosman Titan Nitro Air Rifle .22 Caliber and also the Gamo TS-22 200 ct Pellets- .22 Cal Round Nose. What I was wondering is, is that the right type for my gun? I heard that a .22 cal gun should have at least no more then 15 grains only in order to prevent it from damaging the gun. Is that true? Or is it only on a spring barrel that will be damage if the pellet are more than 15 grains? Does the weight of the grain on a nitro air rifle have no effect on the gun? What is the most accurate pellet for a .22?
asked mongNot true at all, its not real good on springers.Changing pellet weight will change your zero. I would try multiple brands/style, and different weights to find the one it likes. I cleaned the barrel before I tried each different one. I shot 10 rounds of 7 different kinds and gamo redfire in my gamo is deadly. You will find shooting style as far as postion and technique make alot of diffence in ones own accuracy. My gun is a breakbarrel and likes to be rested in front of trigger guard as resting on the barrel affected my groups and accuracy.
Chad PattonLighter weight causes the Piston to slam harder wearing the seal much faster. First clean your Barrel then try some 16 18 and 20 grain pellets @ 25 yards or so. Take 3 shots with each pallet and then Mark where they hit, and repeat for each pellet type you have. Each will hit probably slightly different spot but give an idea of how they group. A crony is a good thing to have also but they have free apps to run on a smartphone that work okay. Pick the pellet that has the highest velocity and the highest accuracy along with the greatest weight and there is with what you hunt with.
Brian from USA
Add these pellets to your collection. Great for high powered rifles. Pumps, breakbarrels, and pcps.
Pros
These pellets hit hard travels like a torpedo with super impact.
Cons
Wouldn't change anything about this pellet.