177 VS 22 POWER TEST - Gamo Magnum Pro

Published on July 30, 2023
Duration: 1:00

This video provides an objective comparison of the Gamo Magnum Pro air rifle in .177 and .22 calibers, utilizing a ballistic chronograph and penetration tests on OSB board. The host, from Shooting Gear Reviews, demonstrates high authority through standardized testing methods, offering valuable insights into the power differences between the two calibers. The .22 caliber shows significantly greater penetration power than the .177 caliber in this specific test setup.

Quick Summary

The Gamo Magnum Pro air rifle was tested in .177 and .22 calibers using Gamo Red Fire pellets. Velocity tests showed the .177 at 1097-1240 FPS and the .22 at 828-874 FPS. Penetration tests on OSB board revealed the .22 caliber had significantly more power, nearly passing through the board, while the .177 had minimal penetration.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Rifle Overview
  2. 00:11Pellet Selection
  3. 00:14Velocity Testing (.177 vs .22)
  4. 00:21Penetration Test Setup
  5. 00:42Results Analysis & Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the velocity differences between the Gamo Magnum Pro .177 and .22 calibers?

The .177 caliber Gamo Magnum Pro achieved velocities between 1097-1240 FPS, while the .22 caliber ranged from 828-874 FPS when tested with Gamo Red Fire pellets.

How did the Gamo Magnum Pro .177 and .22 calibers perform in penetration tests?

In tests on a 1-inch OSB board, the .22 caliber showed significantly more penetration, nearly passing through, while the .177 caliber pellets either bounced off or stuck superficially.

What ammunition was used for the Gamo Magnum Pro power test?

Gamo Red Fire pellets were used for both the .177 and .22 caliber Gamo Magnum Pro air rifles to ensure a consistent comparison during the velocity and penetration tests.

What tools were used to test the Gamo Magnum Pro air rifles?

The test utilized a Caldwell Ballistic Precision Chronograph for velocity measurements and a thick OSB board as a penetration target at 25 and 50 yards.

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