@pierreallard8797 you are welcome. I don't get quite as much power from them. Around 25-27 fpe.. which is still pretty solid. They also grouped pretty well. I would give them a shot and see how they do for you. Also look on Amazon for a brand called hawk i.. I think it is.. they have a 33.95 gr that's made exactly like the old h&n sniper magnums. They shoot really well too. Also the cleanest pellets I've ever seen as well. Thanks for watching

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Yes

@@hismaximus904 good old amazon..lol

@Adirondackairguns I bet your pellets will work better than you think. In my experience these particular guns really require learning the proper hold when shooting. These spring pistons really kick and the guns are light. Play around with different holds and that may be the key. Thanks for watching

@johnmueller155 I used to fo a lot of long range shooting with these games. It will easily shoot 400 plus. Of course it requires a lot of arch buy, it can be done and fairly accurate. But yeah , 50 to 150 it's very surprisingly accurate. Killer fun.

@Cyclejunkie618 once you get one , you will want it on all guns..lol.. Mine came from Amazon. Get whatever length picatinny rails ya want then find the side mount bipods. Use short but aggressive screws so they don't interfere with the 'break action ' I use super glue or an epoxy to help keeping the rails solid. Becareful because if you tighten too much , it may strip the threads. If a wood stock , ya got it make. Also one last tip , pat close attention to the angle of your rails. Try to get them as straight up as you can. A lot of stocks will cause a slight angle and once bipod is attached they are spread too wide which makes it also too low. . But yeah , you Wil love it

Awesome thank you.

@ahmondeboxley2950 My personal gun shoots the 18.1gr pellets great. But , it shoots the hornets the best. Both for me are crazy accurate and deliever near the same fpe. Thanks for watching !

Sweet. This gun will absolutely do the trick. I'm wanting to go west and do some hog hunting with it but life always gets in the way..lol.. Thanks for watching !

​@@thebreakbarrelshowI was second guessing this rifle but I understand what meant by getting this small or large game won't stand a Chance did you ever get a chance to hog hunt

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@negusballistics1110 yes , I hate shooting with out them. However with the recoil , they shake loose after a ton of shots. They bipods , not the rails . A little locktite will fix that.

@coldsteel74 that's something I can't answer because it depends on many things. Get a large target, dial it in to say 30 yards. Move it back to 50 and see where you are hitting the target , then adjust up or down etc. It's easy once you start messing with it.

@Bemx2k I actually do have a video on that very thing. I can't remember how far it was though. As for shooting long distance, there's a video on a 325 yard shot..

@@thebreakbarrelshow 325 yard WITH A SPRINGER ???

@Daniel-xx3tu they will shoot farther actually BUT, it requires a lot of arch. If you can find enough range , try it.

Glad you liked it. You will love the bipods

@@coldsteel74 that's awesome. You will love this rifle !

Is there a way someone can get a hold of you to pick your brain on things for a break barrel?

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Email anytime

You can find all parts on Amazon. Mostlikely ebay as well

You will like it. Do a little working out before it gets there just to help..lol

All parts can be found on Amazon and probably ebay as well

@@thebreakbarrelshow ty

@shawsmining no problem. Make sure to use fairly short screws to attach the picatinny rails so they don't get in the way of cocking components. Also use aggressive threaded screws for a good bite and be careful because over tightning may strip the screws in the stock. I use super glue to help..lol

All it is , is 2 picatinny rails and side mound bipod legs.. it will work on any rifle as far as I know.

Just to show the power

Yes it is ! .. that accuracy and the power is awesome. Glad you like you and thanks for watching !

@@thebreakbarrelshow is it loud for backyard shooting, .. wonder if gamo will add a 10 shot rotary magazine and suppressor barrel in the future models

@commiesnzombies it's definitely louder without suppresser . However with its power I think the pellet impact on the target is louder . An 8 shot would be an awesome rifle

The way I do it is find some aggressive thread screws. Only long enough to go through the picatinny rail and the stock. You don't want it too long and hitting anything. I also use a little tight bond 3 glue in the threads and on back of the rail for added strength. Now when attaching the rails, be sure to check the angle of the rails. Make sure they straight up and down or if anything pointed inwards a hair. The reason is , if angled outward even just a little , it will make your bipod legs really wide at base , then also too low. Also if the legs are really wide , then they are as strong and sturdy so do pay close attention to that. My other advice would be to be carefull to not try to OVER tightening your screws because they can strip out in polimar stocks. Wood stocks a breaze..lol. so once on and set just right then I believe you will love these babies on break barrels.. Let me know what you think ..lol Thanks for watching and reaching out !

Easy to find on Amazon and ebay

Well I agree with you. My first 125 .25 cal I had to send back because at 25 no matter what I did , I could not get the barrel down to hit the target , then maybe 1000 rounds later the barrel shroud came loose and never could get it tight. Then out of the blue the gas piston went dead.. I also have two 135's 1 has been very strong and flawless but number 2 breech seal came apart after maybe 1500 rounds.. not a big deal. It's more of an annoyance..

Both are great guns with a ton of power. You can't go wrong either way.

The 30 was my favorite, but it doesn't last 😢

That's awesome! I think it's definitely worth it. I love all my Gamos and they all have their own personalities..lol.. You are gonna love your new .25 cal. BUT, be patient because this one takes a new learning curve. It's very strong and kicks even harder if you use open sights. However it is a very accurate gun. Just wait and see what it does with some Hornets 😊

I bought one myself Feb 1 it arrived, put Leapers 3x9x40 on it, WOW! Nice shooting gun.

@@RichardCooper-p7b Mine arrived this week Got a few shots in but haven't had the time to do much with it yet. Hits hard .

@@RichardCooper-p7b I absolutely love mine as well. I would love to see that spring piston in a .30 cal version

@@thebreakbarrelshow I'd also love to see a 30 caliber.

For sure. I know a lot of manufacturers kind of act like they can't improve break barrels anymore but, I don't think so. They can definitely improve barrels. Just like for pcp's. I would some really nice laminate stocks. Always engineer stronger pistons . Can improve recoil and breaking leverage.. I feel it's wide open stil

These were 21 gr. Slugs

@@thebreakbarrelshowI'm sorry for that, didn't notice it in the description below...

@panagiotisafendoulidis268 no worries , you know how it us, sometimes in life, the hardest things to see is what's right in front of us.. thanks for watching !

The only issue with mine is the heavier they get , the less accurate they are. But that's kind of a Gamo thing from my experience. They don't really like heavy pellets

Thanks Dan !

Gamo Gen 2 .22 and a little over 20 yards

You will love it. Im thinking about that same gun. I really like a wood stock and shockingly out of 12-15 guns , not one single wooden stock yet i think a wood stock with a really nice finish gives a gun a very classy old school look to them. Let me know how you like it after break in and you get used to the gun

Clean the barrel, and you won't waste pellets thinking the gun is 'breaking in".

Reminds me of gamo's .25 cal. When i first got it i was shooting without a scope and good Lord my shoulder and jaw took a beating..lol