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Review by
CAPMAK
on 17th Mar 2004
User Rating : 10
Respect :
+3
Just got the Hunter 220 Combo a few days ago on sale at Sports Auth for $150. Out of the box gun sites were right on target. Put the BSA scope on and had it sited in 15 mins. This rifle shoots dead on target shot after shot. Even my 10 year old consistently hits bullseye at 30 feet. This purchase ...
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Review by
SmeagulsxGolum
on 2nd Mar 2004
User Rating : 8
Respect :
+17
Ratings were based on each rating system, Gave my Gamo 220 Hunter Combo .177 an overall 8 Stars because of the Cocking Bar breaking on it. At moment I am in the process of buying myself a Webley Scott Patriot, much more powerful hunting rifle, specialy in .25 caliber.
I'm not dogging Gamo but think ...
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Review by
peter1505
on 15th Feb 2004
User Rating : 9
Respect :
+9
I first bought my Gamo 220 Hunter Combo .177 caliber combo from the sports authority, and the first one had a frayed rubber seal (around where you load the pellet), so I returned it after firing a couple shots. The first gun handled and fired like a Shadow 1000, same recoil, same power, same accura ...
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Review by
dingo118
on 12th Feb 2004
User Rating : 9
Respect :
-13
Ok... by the sound of some of these bad reviews, it sounds like people dont have any patience. The Gamo 220 Hunter Combo .177 will smooth out after 500 - 1500 shots. This is standard spring air gun stuff. The twang of the spring will get less, the barrel will pull straight and everything will co ...
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Review by
Shooter50
on 2nd Jan 2004
User Rating : 3
Respect :
+19
If you have ever shot a Beeman or RWS spring piston air rifle and are looking for the same accuracy and quality you will want to pass on this one. I tried 6 different kinds of pellets-including pellets that shot well in my RWS model 36 like the Crosman Premier- and I did get some decent groups up cl ...
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Review by
arniekoch
on 13th Nov 2003
User Rating : 7
Respect :
+14
I have found that firing the Gamo 220 Hunter Combo .177 from a bench rest that it will group at 2 inches at 100 feet. Heavy pellets such as the Beeman Sivler arrow help hold accuracy at 100 feet. Lighter pellets will give a longer range and have 6 inches less drop at 100 feet. Accuracy of the light ...
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Review by
CC Shooter
on 27th Aug 2003
User Rating : 9
Respect :
+14
Overall the Gamo 220 Hunter Combo .177 is a great gun for the money. Right out of the box the 220 looks great. It has plenty of punch and looks impressive. Here's the deal. The gun takes a while to sight the scope in. I mean go to your local range and take the time to sight the scope in. I spe ...
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Review by
raulloerajr
on 5th Aug 2003
User Rating : 10
Respect :
0
The Gamo 220 Hunter Combo .177 Air Rifle is the best deal for your money. Not only do you get a great price but also a great airgun plus a BSA 4x32 scope. It has the look and feel and almost the power (1000 FPS) of a 22. cal rifle. But it's silent! It is great for small game or just target shooting. ...
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Review by
Spud.
on 2nd Jul 2003
User Rating : 9
Respect :
-7
I have had this gun for several months now and have enjoyed it. I got it after owning a Crossman Powermaster 66 for a while. The Crossman left some accuracy and power to be desired so I bought this gun. It can kill a tree rat from 80 feet easly (assumeing you hit it in a good spot) I have even bl ...
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Review by
Markos.
on 28th Jun 2003
User Rating : 10
Respect :
-1
I really want to get a bigger cal rifle. I love this gun and would buy it all over again, if I needed another gun.
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