Gamo Little 50 yard action with the magnum

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Hateful McNasty said:
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I thought gamo was junky.. at least i read it around here and all .😏😉😉

Lol... Looks good ...
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I like dimes at 50, but if it floats your boat thenRock On. Competition shooter at heart from a very young age. Almost 40yrs of shooting comps. I started at 6 and turned 45 this year.
 
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Caleb2424 said:
They aren’t bad guns. But finding the right pellets was a pain. I got pellets for days I don’t even use in my Gamo or my fx lol.
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I don't shoot a gamo autoloader gun but a whisper fusion mach1 .22

I use to near exclusively shoot USA made cphp . Now i m doing hhe spainish and there maybe ok. And got some norma 15.9 g there ok as well. The usa cphp i always did well on them. Plus they were cheap everyday walmart .not fool with fancy mail order pellets ..
 
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Caleb2424 said:
I tried 100 buuuuttttttttt yeah no lol.
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It should do 100.. at least 3-4" spread . Thats on irons and cphp

I got plenty of posts on mine around . Nothing fancy or super great ,but somthing to look at or compare to if needed. Now still not done new out of the box but lots of shooting time .. lol
 
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Hateful McNasty said:
I don't shoot a gamo autoloader gun but a whisper fusion mach1 .22

I use to near exclusively shoot USA made cphp . Now i m doing hhe spainish and there maybe ok. And got some norma 15.9 g there ok as well. The usa cphp i always did well on them. Plus they were cheap everyday walmart .not fool with fancy mail order pellets ..
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No matter what pellet I get I always get 1 flyer out of 10 even single loading lol
 
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The few Gamo's I've had have not lived up to all the hype... They've been reliable, shoot where I aim and are generally lighter than equivalent rifles from other brands which makes carrying them afield easier. Even the synthetic material that's used where steel should be has given me zero issues. The worst part... They're so inexpensive! I mean, depending on the model you could literally buy between three to eight Gamo's for the equivalent price of one of the other springers I've had. Such a shame. Don't even get me started on the deals and exclusives at the Gamo USA website. In all seriousness I haven't had any negative experience with Gamo. I know that others may have, YMMV.

The Magnum is a well rounded airgun. Not my personal favorite for plinking or target work but is capable if shooter skill is there. Good shooting Caleb.
 
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