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Gamo Multishot
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Mrirok.'s Review of Gamo Multishot

16th Jul 2003

Overall Rating

5 stars
  • Value for money
    5 stars
  • Handling
    5 stars
  • Accuracy
    5 stars
Good Points

Weight and balance (Even better with scope), Easy cocking, Worry free magazine indexing, Accurate out to 35 yards(probably more) Good fps for weight, Unbelievebly light recoil. Minimal maintenance requirements, Low price. A LOT OF FUN!


Bad Points

Low cheek piece stock, Picky on variety of pellets. Must keep tight clearances between bore magazine and chamber hole so as to not allow any air to escape.


General Comments

I first bought this gamo multishot rifle because I wanted something to hunt birds with and did not want to be fumbling for pellets all the time. I could not afford some of the other multi-shot springers/gas rams out there so I settled on the Gamo brand. I thought I was going to be very dissapointed, well with all that is out there BSA Theoben.
But when I first held it, I thought what a flimsy peice of cr@p! Then I shot it! Nice, very nice in fact nice grouping and I bought it used! Ohh well, all I can say is if you cannot afford those upscale British multi-shot springers you will NOT be dissapointed with this GAMO. The first hare I killed almost felt as if it weighed as much as the rifle that's when I thought wow I got a pretty nice deal. My rifle is scoped with a Weaver 4x32. But any low powered scope with standard rings will do because recoil is minimal.

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  • teenyavenger on 19th Aug 2004

    I agree with this guy more so than the others on this gun, you DO have to be a bit particular loading the rotary magazine, but I've tried about four different kinds of pellets, and although the Beeman Wadcutters fall out ,pointed, and Hollowpoints work nicely and where can you find ANY multishot to do that.. its a nice gun, its jammed a few times, but I've put about 300 rounds through it and jammed maybe three times, with no destruction of the clip..(Rotate the clip a few clicks after loading) would like to buy a few extra however, pretty darn accurate also from 70 feet, (most room I have to shoot) no complaints, would recommend, $169.00 with decent scope here in Michigan