ULTIMATE Gamo Swarm POWER TEST! Gamo Swarm Magnum, Swarm Maxxim, Bone Collector and Swarm Fusion!

Published on July 14, 2021
Duration: 12:36

This guide outlines a power testing protocol for Gamo Swarm air rifles, as demonstrated by Ben Pierson. It details steps for measuring muzzle velocity, penetration through steel and water jugs, and considers environmental factors like altitude. The testing emphasizes consistent pellet selection and the use of specialized equipment for accurate data collection.

Quick Summary

The Gamo Swarm Magnum demonstrated the highest power output in the test, achieving 26 ft-lbs of energy at 844 fps with H&N Hornet 16.2 grain pellets. This significantly surpassed the Swarm Maxxim (15 ft-lbs), Swarm Fusion (12 ft-lbs), and Swarm Bone Collector (18 ft-lbs), showing superior performance in penetration tests against steel targets.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Test Overview
  2. 02:09Pellet Selection and Initial Testing
  3. 03:11Bone Collector and Magnum Performance
  4. 05:16Technical Insight: Altitude and Velocity
  5. 06:01Sponsor Segment: Tactical Gear
  6. 06:57Water Jug Penetration Test
  7. 10:02Grand Finale: .30 Caliber Test

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the energy output of the Gamo Swarm Magnum?

The Gamo Swarm Magnum, tested with H&N Hornet 16.2 grain pellets, produced approximately 26 ft-lbs of energy at a velocity of 844 fps, making it the most powerful among the tested Gamo Swarm models.

How does altitude affect air rifle performance?

At higher altitudes, thinner air reduces the pressure generated by the piston in break-barrel air rifles, leading to a decrease in muzzle velocity and overall power output compared to testing at sea level.

Which Gamo Swarm air rifle is the most powerful?

Based on the power test, the Gamo Swarm Magnum is the most powerful, delivering 26 ft-lbs of energy. It significantly outperformed the Swarm Maxxim (15 ft-lbs), Swarm Fusion (12 ft-lbs), and Swarm Bone Collector (18 ft-lbs).

What pellet was used for the Gamo Swarm power tests?

The H&N Hornet 16.2 grain pellet was selected for all tests due to its accuracy and penetration capabilities, ensuring consistent and comparable results across the different Gamo Swarm air rifle models.

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