Gamo Rocket .22 Cal, 14.3 gr - 100 ct

got these for my Walther, .22. before i tried these, i condemend two scopes. pellets were all over the place. i'd get it dialed in, then lots of fliers, thought scopes wouldn't hold 0. i pulled them outta the trash. now nice tight groups at 50 yrds.

Pros
accurate, good weight.

Cons
you only get a hundred in can.

Pros
These pellets are extremely hard hitting as compared to lead only pellets. They are accurate in all three of my .22 cal. rifles and one pistol. I use them on gophers and other vermin with great success out to 50 yards. Love 'em

Pros
These pellets are the perfect ammo for my Walther Talon (.22). They're very accurate, and the copper penetrator acts like the penetrator in an AP round. They will punch through a depleted propane cylinder at 20 yards - clean through the front, split open the back side. They also seem very consistent in diameter as opposed to many other pellets I have tried.

Cons
None noted.

Pros
These pellets are awesome. They shoot accurately and carry quite a punch down range. The penetration far exceeds that of any other pellets I have tried. The secret is in the steel BB. This is an excellent hunting pellet.

Cons
A bit hard to find in stock at times in local stores.

Testing this pellet against the crossman destroyer and the Gamo red fire and rocket. The destroyer did not hold up against the redfire and rocket so it was between those two running in competition with each other. Both ran neck to neck with accuracy, only 5 points between them. The rocket was ahead. The pellets from lightest to heaviest, Crossman destroyer 7.4 gr, Gamo Red Fire 7.8 gr, Gamo Rocket 9.6 gr Pellet Rifle: Silver Kodiak .177 On hitting power; I used a 1/4 plywood backing on the targets, one would think that the heavier pellet, the rocket, would be in the lead however the red fire kept up with the rocket. The rocket was still ahead by a little bit as it splintered the wood better on the first round of 3 shots then the red fire. After the 3 rounds of 3 shots apiece both Gamo pellets succeeded in shredding the wood backing of the targets. On a pellet for pellet basis, I would go for the Gamo Rocket. It did have more hitting power due to its weight.

Pros
Hard hitting and fairly accurate

Cons
Nothing

I would like to see a pellet put out that really has small game stopping power but either way shoot well people and don't waist your $ on junk gamo is the way to go.

Pros
These pellets are okay.

Cons
I would change the pellet to a all alloy pellet.

The Gamo rocket works best in my Beeman

Pros
Has consistence groupings with a hard punch

Cons
none

This pellet offers the highest penetration in my backstop...the pellets are buried! As accurate as you are...shooting 90’ with great groups.

Was all over the place out of my Swarm but my Big cat liked them

Using my .22 nitro piston these pellets prefrom well up to 20yrds during my accuracy test. Shooting at ranges 30 to 35yrds the groupings started to open a bit. I shot 10shot strands and was geting groupings opened up to almost 2", Because I hunt at that range on average I descided not to use these. They are a decent pellet and made well. They just didn't hold up to the accuracy as other pellets I have used at that range.

Pros
Manufactured well Good hunting pellet

Cons
Not good for long range (in my rifle) Pricey at only 100 per tin