Gamo P-25 Blowback Pellet Pistol

You do not want to leave 12 gm CO2 in any gun for more than a day or two.It will leak out.

Yes

They might fit in the magazine. Waddcutters fit for sure.

Have you tried just oiling where the co2 cartridge first goes into (where it punctures the hole) there should be a hard plastic where it rest(round). Mine stopped shooting on two different ones and I happened to oil them and they've done pretty good so far. I was about to strip them down and see what kind of parts where damaged. And I was about to send them back to the Depot but I'm glad I just squinted a little bit of oil to them. I've learned with these airguns to go with it! Good luck going forward... And be sure to Vote for Trump!!!

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The slide and internal parts are metal. The lower receiver and hand grips are some kind of very tough polymer. The gun itself is a joy to shoot. The discharge, blowback, and recoil are similar to a .22 LR pistol. At 5 meters, I was consistently getting 1.5 to 2 inch groups from a standing, unsupported position. I've heard it's a little pickey when in comes to ammo, but using GAMO Match Diabolo, I have never had a problem.

No it doesn't, but it is a very nice and well made product.

It´s probably the rotator arm of the pistol and not something with the magazine. It might be worn, stuck because of dirt or similar. If the warranty period is ended, you might need to disassemble the gun to check, or just try to clean the gun out with some oil and some compressed air. Also, make sure you don´t use pellets that are too long that will lock the rotating magazine.

Gamo is the problem. No where in the instruction book does it tell you what type of pellet to use. I had the same problem. Magazine jam, unable to eject magazine. Looked at Gamo site on line and was not impressed at their suggestion to send gun back to them along with return mail check for postage to send back to me. Took my P-25 pistol back to my local spoting goods dealer ( Kittery Trading Post ). The manager of the firearms dept. put the gun through several tests with different types of pellets and had the same problem. He then offered me a new P-25. I wanted him to try it out on the indoor range before I accepted, SAME Problem, magazine jam unable to eject magazine. TURNS OUT NO where in instructions does it say pellet ammo has to be flat head. Inscribed on 16 rnd.magazine is image of flat head pellet, so we tried that and every thing worked out fine. Perfectly FINE. GAMO has a great product, but they don't have a clue about customer service. As with the first P-25 I sent in my registration to receive a free 50 pellet reward for may effort and I asked them in the memo box to make sure they sent me FLAT HEAD Pellets. WELL WHAT DO YOU THINK They did------ GAMO sent me the same premium titanium pointed ammo that they sent me the first time that doesn't work in the P-25. I like the pistol. The GAMO folks have got to do a whole lot better. And I'm really P.O. to have to take the time to do this answer. I'm doing this to help your customer who are having the same problem. NUFF SAID.

The problem may be the the pellets, not the magazine. Try different pellets that may help your problem.

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The gamo p25 is modeled after the SIG P230, so anything that fits the P230 should work.

The Gamo P-25 is modeled some what after the Sig Sauer P230, looks very close in design. It would think it should fit in either a Walthers PPK or a Sig Sauer P230 holster. Pictures Pic. 1 - Gamo P-25 Pic. 2 - Sig Sauer P230 (.380) Pic. 3 - Walthers PPK/S (.177 / BB) I hope this helps out. Thanks

My P-25 had the exact same problem after firing about 100 rounds. I found that I was not pushing some pellets far enough in the magazine, when loading the magazine. Therefore a pellet would loosen up and slide partially out of the magazine when handling the pistol and would lock the magazine in place. When I pushed the slide back I could see the jammed pellet and could wiggle it loose enough so the magazine came out and the jammed pellet feel out of the handle with the magazine. Now, when loading the magazine, I make sure to push each pellet in far enough until I hear a little “click” as though the pellet is locking in place. I found that using a pell-set, adjusted to the proper depth solved all of the issues.

I have the same problem after 3 cartridges - - help?

CALL or WRITE the manufacture

Yes Bu, I replied with very clear instructions two weeks ago about clearing a jam on the p-25 however Airgun Depo chose not to post my answer. I will find a similar question on another site and answer there, keep searching.

Using a 1/16" pin punch push the small solid pin forward of the trigger out the right side of frame. (it`s knurled on one end) slide then removes in a conventional manner. Cheap pellets or any under sized pellet that doe`s not grip well in the mag will jam. Leave the other two larger roll pins alone unless you need a complete teardown.

Try holding the slide back or if it has a slide lock on it use that, then try removing.

Hello, I personally like the p-25. it's a very good gamo gun. It's pretty durable honestly.

"effective" distance depends on what you are trying to do with the gun. Hit a target (20-25 yards) kill an animal (5-10 yards) as for scaring a coyote, that depends on the coyote. I recommend just shooting it though since this gun won't kill a coyote.

Yes, you can use any average length .177 pellet in this gun.

Co2 sold separately.

Using a fairly standard wad-cutter round I’m getting about 80 shots (five full clips) before any noticeable decrease in power or accuracy. I’m very satisfied.

I think like 50-70 if I remember right.