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Perfectly formed round balls of pure lead are heavier than pellets and are ideal for situations requiring lower velocity but high terminal velocity, especially when shooting at metallic targets.
Note: Round ball ammo should only be used in PELLET rifles & pistols, significant damage may result if used as an alternative for BB’s
Warning: Important information for California residents
Note: Round ball ammo should only be used in PELLET rifles & pistols, significant damage may result if used as an alternative for BB’s
Warning: Important information for California residents
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- ManufacturerGamo
- Caliber0.22 cal
- ConditionNew
- Ammo TypePellets
- Ammo Weight15.43 gr
- Pellet ShapeRound Ball
- Pellet Quantity250
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89% Recommend this product (8 of 9 responses)
By Brian
Hull, GA
Inconsistent
September 20, 2018
Out of a 10 shot group I had a spread of 190+ fps. Group was 4"+ at 30 yards. I would never hunt with this ammo...
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By Ken P.
Indianapolis, Indiana
GAMO ROUNDBALL .22 CAL
February 27, 2017
My experience with these round balls was poor. I had high hopes for these but had difficulty putting them into the breech of my old RWS 52 side lever spring gun. They were too large to fit into it. Maybe being round balls, they were supposed to be tighter fitting. I was not comfortable cramming these in the breech. I ended up discarding them.
ProsReasonably priced to try in your gun.
I would have given them to a friend if I had one who shot a pellet gun.
ConsFound sizing to be in the upper limits of .22 caliber.
By Dominick
Rio Rancho, NM
more for novelty out of umarex octane
May 29, 2016
Least accurate I used out of a umarex octane , but honestly one of the most fun. This is the pellet you will use while messing around with your friends from the massive thump and power behind it.
ProsGreat for playing around
ConsNot accurate for hunting past 20 yards
By Brian G.
United States
useful for varmits to racoon
May 28, 2015
have serious knockdown for quick dispatch
Proshit super hard
Conspattern widens a bit
By AZshooter
Chandler, AZ
Accurate
January 14, 2015
I* got these more for nostalga - used to use .22 roundballs in a Benjamin Pump when I was a kid. They work well in my Titan Nitro.
ProsAccurate - tight groups on paper
Cons but hits 3" right and about 1" high from zero using Crosman Premiers. Need to resight for any serious use.
By Tom
San Jose
good on a breezy day
April 20, 2014
The round balls have less deflection from wind .They still are heavy enough to be effective hunting ammo.
By Hugo
modesto ca
not the most accurate but has stoping power
February 28, 2014
But at close range I can pop 3 balls in the barrel and shotgun a bird to bits
ProsSHOTGUN
ConsNone at this moment
By collector
Texas
Roundball .22 cal
March 31, 2013
I was given a Benjamin air rifle that used the Roundball and spent months trying to find some to try it out. Works well in the gun but very expensive for both the quantity and shipping.
ProsIf this is what you need it works ok.
ConsIt is expensive
By Brud R.
Patchogue ,NY
Great! Lead BB'S ,Perfect for Pellet Rifles.
December 2, 2011
Long time waiting to get my hands on some lead BB's , well worth the wait. They fly true and hit hard ,and they don't bounce all over the place like steel BB's . Also I notice that these are nice and round not like some steel BB's that have a dimple and cause the BB to curve and miss the target. All in all a great investment and lots of fun. Thanks .
ProsNice and round ,Fly true and have more knockdown force. Great price .
Consnone
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