Has anyone used or owned a Gamo Coyote in .22cal ?? My brother just bought one used, and I tried it out on one magazine. Seems to be pretty well built, and quite solid. I see that it has a little higher fill pressure at the top end. Any opinions or experiences? Tips ?? Thanks.
Gamo Coyote opinions
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Bought one YEARS ago when they first came out. Very solid guns, but understand that the limiting factor on these in the trigger. I improved mine by installing a CDT trigger (the Gamo triggers will fit although you will need spacers). It improved the experience but even then the trigger is only so so.
Never had any issues with leaks or that sort of thing. The only "quality" issue I had with the gun was that the cocking always felt very very mushy. Substantially worse than a marauder or other "budget" bolt gun. The magazine also prevents the use of a sidewheel and I don't think Gamo/BSA ever released a single shot adapter
I hope your brother enjoys the gun!
Never had any issues with leaks or that sort of thing. The only "quality" issue I had with the gun was that the cocking always felt very very mushy. Substantially worse than a marauder or other "budget" bolt gun. The magazine also prevents the use of a sidewheel and I don't think Gamo/BSA ever released a single shot adapter
I hope your brother enjoys the gun!
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I passed through the Gamo brake barrels many years before PCP’s …. After the Gamo‘s we pass through the RWS brake barrels…. And then the PCP’s, but some levels above Gamo, so, I may not help you at all.
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Just bought one and a few things. I have not cleaned the barrel so there is that. I used to own it’s little brother the urban. The urban I had shot much much better than this coyote. The yote seems to not like crosman 14 variants much at all. Very disappointing as I have a bunch. The coyote of course being un regulated will vary velocity across the curve. The coyote, for whatever reason, seems to vary point of impact across the curve much more than my gamo urban did. The coyote has a slightly larger air cylinder yet I’m seeing no more shots. 2 mags and refill from a just under 3k pressure fill. If you fill over 3k your initial shots are quite a bit lower poi and poi climbs quite a bit as you shoot. So far I liked the gamo urban much much more. This gun is in dire need of a regulator and larger air cylinder. Is def in no way shape or form worth the new price tag of 450-520 dollars I’ve seen. It’s an ok 40 yard gun so far. I will clean the barrel and see what happens. However, I didn’t clean my urban and it was lights out to 45-50 even with cheap crosman pellets.
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