Gamo Red Fire .177 Cal, 7.8 gr - 150 ct

I'am shooting them out of a hatsan supercharger vortex at about 700fps,their accurate but don't have the penetration like the ones with a metal point. shot at 3/4" plywood they bounce off the metal tipped ones stick in it.

Pros
accurate

Cons
lack penetration

All of the Gamo Red Fire (and some of their competitors' also) pellets I have shot are as accurate as flat head target pellets and much more hard-hitting. Try 'em, you'll like 'em.

These pellets are very accurate with dime sized groupings at 15 yards with a Crosman Phantom. These pellets don't penetrate as deep as others but they make up for that in expansion and destruction. They practically destroy themselves once they enter. The red tips penetrate and then destroy the pellet once inside and detach. They are expensive however so I would recommend the Crosman Premier Piranhas as they are cheaper with 400 pellets. They shoot in the same spot as one another with no correction and penetrate deeper. I recommend sighting with the Crosmans and shooting bigger game with the Crosmans if you cant do a head shot. I'd say these Gamos would be best for birds or headshots on rabbits. However if you don't have very good shooting skills yet I would not recommend them as they can cause severe damage and suffering for the game you are trying to kill which I can't call humane. IF you do have your shooting skills down then I'd highly recommend these for hunting. They shoot best with higher FPS guns as the lower FPS range wont cause good enough penetration or expansion. If you are looking for a lower FPS pellet then go with the Crosmans as they will deliver what you need.

Pros
Accuracy Expansion

Cons
Price Per Shot Penetration

Great

I have a pest problem and have been experimenting with different types of pellets I found that these red tip a little better then the wad cutters. Close range they do maximum damage

Pros
Excellent damage close range Very accurate Look cool

Cons
Not good for long distance Kind of expensive

Great product. Unbelievable accuracy. Worth every penny. Highly recommend.

Pros
Perfect Accuracy

Bought these on a whim while at a local shop, figured id try one "special/novelty" pellet since i only use standard pointed tip pellets. Figured it might help a bit more in ridding the raccoons in our yard. Got home and within 20 minutes of being home, a raccoon decided to tear up our grass in the middle of our backyard while im sitting out there with my p1377 handgun and ammo :) perfect timing. Using this ammo, at 60 feet, i was able to make a head shot. The coon fell over, while reloading just incase, he tried to stand up so i took the second shot. Using these with the p1377 handgun (average 540 fps with standard 7g pellets) it is a deadly and very accurate ammo. Im really currious of the damage if using a rifle over 1000fps.

Pros
-GREAT velocity. -GREAT penetration. -Mushroom effect, cant say much, but i dont expect much from a low powered gun -Accuracy seems pretty well. -Cool red tip lol

Cons
-Lead (they make a lead free version, but its not specified weather its aluminum or tin). -Red tips can break off (ive only had 1 tip broken on my first tin of these).

I first bought these about 3 years ago. I was a little skeptical, having had less than stellar results from some of these "fancied up" pellets. But i can say right now, that these pellets are some of the best varmint and small game pellets that i have ever used. To date I have used them on Crows, Squirrels, Rabbits, Pigeons, House finches, Starlings and more with great results. The wound trauma that these pellets create is simply amazing! I have used them out of my various airguns, with great results both in speed and accuracy. They will not let you down, BUY!

Pros
Accurate, Fast, Quick killer, They just look cool!

Cons
None

Bought these to shoot out of my gamo bone collector and to Jack up some squirrels. End result is alot of dead squirrels very pleased with these pellets they were very accurate up to about 50 yards.

Pros
Accurate Kills squirrels quick

Cons
None.

I shoot varmints on my property with a Gamo Whisper and at 25 yards grouping is very, very tight. I've hit squirrels at 50 yards, but not every time, the stock Gamo scope isn't the greatest and I'm not as steady as I used to be. The light weight means a faster pellet, I have no trouble with penetration. Fit my barrell tight. Love this pellet.