10 Best Gamo Pellets For Hunting
Updated on: March 2023
Best Gamo Pellets For Hunting in 2023
Gamo 6110017154 Varmint Air Rifle .177 Cal
- .177 Cal pellet single cocking break barrel
- The Varmint features a long lasting spring piston able to deliver 1250 fps of muzzle velocity with Gamo PBA Platinum pellets .177 Cal
- Fluted polymer jacketed rifled steel barrel. Grooved cylinder rail
- 4 x 32 Shockproof Scope. Gamo trigger with adjustable second stage. It has a synthetic ambidextrous all-weather stock with a rubber recoil pad. Lightweight design
- Noise dampening: None
- 1 YEAR WARRANTY. Made In Spain
Gamo Swarm Magnum Swarm Magnum Air Rifle
- .22 Cal high power hunting single cocking break barrel air rifle, 1300 fps with PBA Platinum
- 10X Quick-Shot patent pending technology that utilizes a 10-round rotary-style magazine, providing faster loading for repetitive shooting. Simply break open the fluted polymer jacketed rifled steel barrel and fire for lightning-quick follow-up shots.
- Magnum-powered air rifle, 33 mm cylinder and IGT MACH 1. This gas piston is an upgrade from the IGT, delivers higher muzzle velocity while keeping the advantages of the IGT: durable, less vibration, and smooth cocking
- Whisper Fusion noise supressing technology, the quietest Gamo technology.
- Gamo 3-9x40 scope with RRR (Recoil Reducing Rail) - Absorbs the recoil of the rifle increasing the lifespan of the scope
- CAT (Custom Action Trigger) - Independently adjust 1st and 2nd stages, adjust your trigger to your personal preference, make it predictable. Comfortable all-weather synthetic ambidextrous thumbhole stock
- 5 YEAR WARRANTY. Made in Barcelona, Spain
Gamo Luxor Cu Sharp Pyramid Shaped .177 Caliber Hunting Pellet
- Pyramid shape. Non-lead, copper layer.
- .177 Cal
- 5.2 gr
- 150 pellets
- harp, pyramid-shaped tip to cut and shatter your target. Copper layer for enhanced impact energy. Lead-free material for increased velocity and impact.
- Made in Barcelona, Spain
- .177 Caliber
- Sharp pyramid shaped tip pellet
- Copper layer for enhanced impact energy
- Lead-free pellet
- Quantity: 150
Gamo Swarm Maxxim Air Rifle.177 Cal
- 10-Shot break barrel allows you to shoot up to ten pellets without reloading
- Velocity 1300 feet per second (fps) with PBA Platinum
- 3-9x40 Air Rifle Scope
- Inert Gas Technology (IGT)
- 2-Stage adjustable Custom Action Trigger (CAT)
- Fluted Polymer Jacketed Steel barrel with Whisper Maxim Technology
Gamo 632270154 RED FIRE PELLETS .177 CAL. TINS OF 150 -
- 177 caliber
- Quantity: Tin of 150
- Style: Polymer tip
- Material: lead
- Tin of 150 state-of-the-art Red Fire pellets
- Diamond-shaped polymer trip for true ballistic trajectory
- Polymer tip creates a mushrooming effect on impact
- Velocity of up to 843 per second
- 0.177 caliber; pellets weigh 7.8 grams each
Gamo 611006875554 Swarm Whisper Air Rifle, .22 Caliber
Gamo 632092754 Performance Airgun Pellets Combo Pack 1000 Assorted, .177 Caliber
- Assorted 177 caliber ammo
- Quantity: 1000
- Material: lead
- Assorted .177 cal ammo
- Master Point, Match, Magnum, Hunter.
Gamo Whisper Fusion Mach 1 6110063254 Air Rifles .177 3-9x4
- .177 Cal pellet single cocking break barrel, 1420 fps with PBA Platinum
- Powerful, quiet, accurate. Thanks to the IGT MACH 1 gas piston that delivers higher muzzle velocity, less vibration, and smoother cocking. It also features the Whisper Fusion technology, the quietest noise reduction technology patented by Gamo
- Gamo 3-9x40 scope with RRR (Recoil Reducing Rail) - Absorbs the recoil of the rifle increasing the lifespan of the scope
- CAT (Custom Action Trigger) - Independently adjust 1st and 2nd stages, adjust your trigger to your personal preference, make it predictable. Comfortable all-weather synthetic ambidextrous stock
- Made in Spain
Gamo 632127554 ROCKET PELLETS .22 CAL. TINS OF 100 - BL
- 22 caliber Pellet
- Quantity: Tin of 100
- Style: round nose
- Material: lead
- Performance lead with a hardened steel tip; Pellet Weight (grain): 14.3 grain
Gamo Air Gun Pellets PBA Raptor .177 Cal. Qty of 100
Simple Indoor Fun with Kids Hunting for Treasure!
Setting up a treasure hunt for your child doesn't take a great deal of time but the benefits are well worth the effort.
A simple, yet fun, event for children to participate in indoors is a treasure hunt.
I suggest that you take at least one hour to create clues for your children to follow but if you can put more thought into it you can make it even more enjoyable. The more clues you leave a child for a treasure hunt will add excitement and enthusiasm. The individual likes of each child participating should be considered as you "plot" your strategy and you could keep your children happily entertained for hours.
A good example of keeping individual favorites in mind would be that if your child enjoys baseball you would theme the hunt around things related to baseball. If Hello Kitty was what your child favors you would theme the hunt for them around that.
I would suggest a shopping trip to find at least four (4) items related to your child's interests. The items do not have to be expensive or huge, just make sure that you begin small and increase in worth (to your child).
Using the baseball theme as an example again, perhaps your child really wants a baseball glove. The baseball glove would be the big prize to find at the very end of the treasure hunt. You can find as many smaller things as you would like to be found before the glove. Maybe you could start with a clue that had to do with baseball cards. The first clue would lead your child to baseball cards and another clue that could lead them to something else...like a bat or something else that pertains to baseball. The final clue would lead straight to the glove and a congratulations for solving the mystery of the treasure hunt.
Clues need to be age appropriate, of course, and each new clue should be a little more difficult than the one before. A moderate amount of thought needs to be put into where to hide clues and what the clues should say. If finding the clues is too simple your child would find them too quickly. If the clues are too difficult they could give up out of frustration.
Some people do not see how a parent sponsored treasure hunt can relate to bonding with children. Simply put, when you make time, even a small amount of time, to construct the treasure hunt, you give your children attention. You can sit on the couch reading a book and still be sharing time with your child with every clue they find and every prize that goes with the clues. It is something they can look forward to, get excited about and tell their friends about. My children would tell their friends and the parents would call to ask me how to do it for their kids.
If your child likes art you could use anything from crayons, sketch pads, colored pencils, an easel, watercolors and brushes or any number of art supplies. If you child likes cars or trucks you could use anything from toy cars/trucks to model cars/trucks to remote controlled vehicles. The concept is quite simple as long as you remember to make each prize a little bigger than the last.
I have never met a parent that did not find joy in watching their youngsters find what has been set out in a treasure hunt. We all enjoy watching our children have fun and the time used to plan the event can be a small amount or an elaborate event, depending on the time you decide to expend. There is also a feeling of satisfaction when you see your children having fun while doing something that you planned for them.
The idea of treasure hunts have been around for generations dating back hundreds of years and can be not only an event to occupy the kids but a bonding experience between kids and parents.
