Customer Reviews

Gamo Tomahawk .177 Cal, 7.8 Grains, Pointed, 750ct

5 star:		(5)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

Happy with this pellet in a Gamo Silent Cat .177 springer air gun. Nice patterns at 10, 20 and 40 yds. Haven't taken down any rabbits with it yet, but will soon.

The pellets do give off quite a bit of lead dust which is why I didn't rate at 5 stars. After burning thorugh a couple hundred of these your fingers will show.

Pellets are uniform with few to no malformed or bent rims noted. Even with the dust, I will buy these again.

GAMO Tomahawk Pointed Hollow Point .177 Caliber Pellets, 750 Pellets

These are good 7.8 grain pellets. There intuitive design gives you the acuracy of a match grade pellet with the mushrooming capability of a hollowpoint. At a little more than a penny a shot they are a decent value.

I shoot .177 pellets from several air guns and these are consistantly accurate. Highly recommend for value and accuracy.

There pellets are very accurate and fit nicely into my gamo silent cat. It comes with a nice tin case with a screw on top. The other reviewer was right in that the ammo has lead dust, you will start to see it on your fingers but I guess thats not too bad. I hear the dust is common even with other brands.

These pellets are perfectly made and consistant. They are accurate, easily loaded and hit solidly. You won't find a better pellet in the cosmos.

Awesome for plinking and greater for hunting! I have a Gamo Viper Air Rifle with a Barska 3-12x50 scope and it is dead on the target every time. I hit a quarter from around 50 yards. Love these pellets will buy again when i run out!

If you want to shoot something, anything out of your airgun, and you want to spend as little as possible, consider these pellets. They aren't fancy German-engineered pellets. On the scale of lead chunks to RWS superdomes, these are more on the lead chunk side. But for the price, they are not bad.

More bang, or should I say "PSHHT!" for your buck. I got these for the price. I added them to my bug out bag for my pump air pistol. Nothing puts squirrel on you table better than a .177 pellet. The container is nice because you can see how many you have left with out opening the tin and possibly spilling it, or opening it in the rain. They were cheap but shoot just fine in my air rifle (haven't tried them in the pistol yet).

Fired through a 500fps rifle it took FOUR perfectly placed shots to take down a pheasant, weak stopping power. back end of pellets are deformed(slightly dinged/smashed)on the majority of them.

This product had a massive amount of slag from manufacturating which created hi lead deposit in the besil and affected accurasity greatly expanction was wiss than desirable