Gamo Cadet Delta Reviews
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Guest 5th Jun 2009
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Bad Points: Not sure how long the plastic parts can hold...
General comments: I just got the Gamo Cadet Delta gun at the Italian Sporting goods here in Vancouver,it's a nice gun to shoot , smooth trigger and light weight .The only thing I am not sure about is the plastic parts , on the barrel locking mechanism and the hindges ( I hope it holds )
This one is the de-tuned canadian version (490 fps). Too bad the original 525 fps is not legal here. Can sure use the extra 35 fps . Over-all this is an excellent gun for the money
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SniperElite 4th May 2009
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hi all i have gamo cadet delta cal 0.22 but i did'nt find any document about it in gamo site i dont know why
general its a great and accurate gun for short range
we talking about 10 - 20 yards
i shoot about 12 dove on 15 - 20 yards and i hav 10 clean kill- Read SniperElite's review (58 words)
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Hred 23rd Apr 2009
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My Gamo Cadet Delta gun is over 15yr old and still great, is intact all parts still fixed properly, and still fires where i want it, works like when new. Is a great gun !- Read Hred's review (34 words)
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Guest 16th Apr 2009
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The Gamo Cadet Delta is a fun childrens gun. accurate,cheap,well built- Read Guest's review (13 words)
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Guest 25th Dec 2008
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This gun is a great all around gun for people that don't have a license for more powerfull guns. This gun is a tank! I have had this air rifle for 2 or 3 years now and have beaten the snot out of it, but it still puts the bullets where i want them and is always there for me when a rodent comes wandering on to my yard! I would really recomend this gun for anybody that wants an all around air gun that will hold up to a lot of wear and tear. This air gun is great for rodent hunting and target shoot ...- Read Guest's review (129 words)
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garryg072
10th Dec 2008
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This was my first rifle and it was good until i grew slightly now i carnt get my eye relief when the scope is fitted.- Read garryg072's review (88 words)
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garryg072
9th Dec 2008
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I would reccomend this rifle to somone who is only starting out but not as there second or third rifle.
This was my first rifle and its was brilliant before i grew and i couldnt use a scope with it.- Read garryg072's review (84 words)
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Shooter4life
3rd Dec 2008
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its a decent gun but i would prefer it to be a bit bigger but its still hard to get my hand around it as i have very smll hands for the height of a 14 year old. Short decent for a 12 year old great for my 6 year old cousin the 1st rifle ive owned its quite powerfull but not enough to take down the squizzels. It has a terrible sound when it is fired i can't describe what it sounds like but its annoying- Read Shooter4life's review (84 words)
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Guest 24th Nov 2008
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Excellent for Squirell Hunting. The Gamo Cadet delta air rifle is really good. It can hold a .22 BSA scope. I did find that the pellets jam sometimes but nothing too bad.- Read Guest's review (31 words)
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Peter Agriopoulos 1st Nov 2008
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The short stock really fits the young kid that I bought it for but why does it have to be so wide around the grip area? Come on guys it's suppose to be for a youngster and I have trouble getting my full size hand around it. This rifle is surprisingly accurate out to 15 yards. Groups of .75" are regular occurrence but what I found really annoying was the rear sight can be inadvertently pushed from side to side without much effort and I believe this will get worse with time. The best way I can de ...- Read Peter Agriopoulos's review (155 words)
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ekdesign1
20th Oct 2008
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I bought this with my son in mind. His first gun, and what a choice I made. He's 6 and new to the sport and I didn't want to ruin his excitement by buying a cheap crosman or daisy product and have him hit the neighbor instead of the target. It took only 5 shots to zero it in. And at 30 feet, this thing puts 9 of 10 shots in a 2 inch circle, without a scope! The trigger pull is great and the strength required to cock it is so minimal, that my son does it easily.- Read ekdesign1's review (159 words)
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bruceypoo
14th Oct 2008
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For those of you who dont think it will take down small game you are wrong. Here in California squirrel season is open and this gun has already taken down at least 10 on my 3 acres. the scope it came with broke after about a month but then I put on a small daisy scope and sighted it in at about 8 yards. man everything I shoot at it hits. Granted it starts to drop at about 35-40 yards. I compared it to my Crosman 760 (since the velocity is close) and it is way quieter. One of the squirrels I shot ...- Read bruceypoo's review (253 words)
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Guest 6th Sep 2008
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Great for a younger shooter, i got it for my son. Fantastic gun, even i use it, it's really light weight and very nice to hold.- Read Guest's review (26 words)
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Guest 13th Jul 2008
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Great gun a deffo for your childs first gun. My six year old boy loves his wee delta,he loves shooting small game rabbits ect,to him this is his 1st real riffle,he added a lazer to it for accurisey which helps nicely,i have used his gun also great wee plinker.- Read Guest's review (53 words)
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Guest 10th May 2008
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Nice rifle. Lightweight, accurate, easy to handle- Read Guest's review (7 words)
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Guest 1st May 2008
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I love this gun. over the past year i have taken 10 squirrels with this gun with open sights and one rabbit. all head shots. shot one squirrel at over 20 yards. cant understand why so many people say you can only take birds with this or thats it underpowered. a perfect backyard or suburban gun. if you can shoot this is a great little gun for small game. thinking of buying another. i use crosman pointed hunting pellets, cheap but accurate.- Read Guest's review (99 words)
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Guest 23rd Apr 2008
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A god choice for beginers- Read Guest's review (15 words)
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kicknotes
20th Mar 2008
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This was my first air rifle. I've long since sold it, but it was a fun, cheap way to enter the sport to test the waters. Mine came with a cheap 2x BSA scope that wasn't worth the box it was packed in. At a rated 525 FPS, the rifle does have the power to take very small game. I've taken squirrels and chipmunks with it at 15 yards (using Gamo match pellets, I believe).The cocking effort was so light, my wife could do it, and even she enjoyed it as a backyard plinker for popping balloons.As far ...- Read kicknotes's review (150 words)
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Guest 7th Mar 2008
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I didnt like using the Gamo Cadet Delta, i shot it so many times but just didnt like the feel of it. I prefer something with more power so this wasnt my personal choice- Read Guest's review (34 words)
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Guest 3rd Feb 2008
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Very impressive gun for a beginner, the Gamo Cadet Delta rifle is great value for money, always one i would recommend- Read Guest's review (43 words)
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