Gamo Lethal and other best .177 pellets vs Ballistic Gel Block!!

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[@georgiacoombs7110]

I accidentally found your channel and I love it I'm not really into guns and all that guy stuff 😂 but your voice is just so ❤️😭

[@lethalgunner4903]

Thanks lol

[@vcr53wus]

she boutta slide XD

[@RiotCl0s818]

hes got that Cali latino talk XD lots of us have that style XD

[@one_up907]

@@lethalgunner4903 the spark you saw from the fast flights is called Sonoluminescence, it the gel collapsing so fast it compresses the air around it there's videos that can explain it better.

[@_Xii_]

Who said guns are only for guys?

[@animalmother5902]

This is what pellet rifle shooters/hunters want to see, great vid man loved the grouping vid and car door penetration vid you did too

[@lethalgunner4903]

Thanks 💯 glad u like the channel

[@MrGharDK]

It's a bb gun, isn't it?

[@TDTL_Im]

@@MrGharDK pellet gun and BB gun are different in the way that a pellet is shaped like an actual bullet and a bb is a bb and pellet guns are much stronger usually and are better for hunting or pest control and a BB gun is more for fun

[@MrGharDK]

Thanks CR, i get that much, i have a .177 Gamo GX40 myself, i shoot for pest control and fun and only slugs, primarily NSA slugs, but i was just curious about the differences, i was under the assumption that BB guns are the ones that shoots plastic bullets.

[@TDTL_Im]

@@MrGharDK oh ok

[@PrecisionDan]

This is a great video. I expected more from the Lethals. Also, if you have access to a heat gun, you can use that to sorta melt the outside a little to smooth out the wrinkles.

[@lethalgunner4903]

Thanks and yea i blow torched it after and it took care of the wrinkles lol

[@alexross26]

@@lethalgunner4903 you can also just use a long knife and cut off a thin sliver of the gel from the sides. it leaves a nice flat and clear surface

[@outdoorswithdylan5086]

@@lethalgunner4903 that was a spark when u shot the fast flights it’s called something I can’t remember it but look up bullet explodes in ballistics gell

[@brennenreyna3700]

I believe it is called Dieseling. It creates a cavity in the gel that fills with air then the gel seals an rapidly compresses causing the little spark. But i could be wrong​@@outdoorswithdylan5086

[@atanuphukon228]

Best video till date on pellets. Thanks and appreciate your efforts to bring out the details so effectively.

[@bryanheimann5370]

I appreciate it. Surprised to see the Crosman hollow points do so well. I have killed a lot of squirrels with them, I knew they were accurate enough and could penetrate ok but I never expected them to do more damage than all of those pellets in gel. Pretty interesting, thanks for making time to record this.

[@SuperSadom]

Still a great pump gun even though it is mostly plastic, kzbin.infoUgkxh4su9YgU1tWmjikirWcKJbjsFLEU62Bc but with care it will last a long time. It would be neat if Crosman would make a commemorative version of this with real wood stock, but of course it would weigh more and cost more, but hey, it would be cool. The included scope is more of a toy, but it does work for backyard plinking. I prefer to use pellets for greater accuracy, but BBs are just as good for plinking. This is not a Red Ryder folks; fully pumped it is 3 times the power of a Red Ryder and can be dangerous if not handled properly. Be safe out there.

[@elonmusk3600]

I love how he always just gets straight th the point

[@lorenray9479]

The bounce back is amazing!

[@drewishaf]

I can appreciate the work and effort you put into the video so good job. As a critique for next time, do a set of 3-5 pellets of each type. With one shot of each only, it's hard to draw any conclusions on performance as any single shot could be an exception rather the trend for each type. There's a wide margin of performance with pellets this small and an equally sized margin for the airgun itself. Aside from that you did good with the test and presentation. Well done.

[@petescarport]

Bro so much work and so much respect for making this. Your doing what the manufacturers should be doing. Thank you

[@davidcobleithinkyourmusici8059]

So, I just treated myself to a new Gamo Varmint air rifle and I bought the Crossman Hollow points to go with it. I couldn't wait to try it, so I shot a 2x6 and it penetrated about an inch. I was pleasantly surprised. Today I was looking at other ammo and got some Gamo Tomahawks. While I was looking, I found your show "VERY cool". Can't wait to check out more, keep up the good work!

[@sockgoblinamazingwtf6511]

Also, remember, the wound channel you see is the permanent wound channel, ballistics tell us that there is also a temporary channel, ballistic gel closes the temporary one but actual flesh isnt as elastic so it will show a bigger one, you can also use wet pottery clay to show the temporary channel

[@muhdooluhahblungata491]

fact check

[@john9762]

Exactly what I wanted to mention, if you watch your shots penetrate the gel in slowmotion you would see the actual dumping of kinetic force in the gel. But since it is elastic it will get back into shape and you only see the tunnel dug by the pellet. Awesome video, thanks!

[@Sam_Smith]

A very good description of all those pellets. Thanks a lot

[@murffyslaw001]

Excellent video, young man! Visual and to the point, with no chit-chat off topic.

[@lethalgunner4903]

Thanks i appreciate it 💯

[@thor3399able]

Very nice video. Detailed and quick, comprehensive and clarifying. Thanks for posting this !

[@lethalgunner4903]

Np Thanks for watching

[@Capt620]

Been waiting for a video. Thanks G. Can’t wait to watch it.

[@rickhowe5082]

I have been using standard crosman hollow points for years. I liked the results of the destroyers when used for pest control as well.

[@Gator-357]

Good comprehensive and informative video. One of the best I've seen on pellet performance.

[@TheCaddy84]

Best vid. Great format and formula. Thanks for the upload.

[@raymonroe1983]

I'm impressed that with how light these pellets are that there's this much penetration.

[@johnraygun9868]

Blue is such a good looking pup, thanks for the video!

[@lethalgunner4903]

Thanks 💯

[@JordanMH1234]

Awesome video I've been wanting to see this!

[@America-ev4rk]

Thank you so much for testing this!

[@lethalgunner4903]

Np Thanks for watching!

[@danperez6685]

This is really well done! The Gamo Bone Collector in .22 is a beast!

[@frankjones774]

Hey I just love your videos and am watching them for a second time. Good filming and commentary makes them really informative and entertaining for a gun guy converting to air power .

[@Sweetheartxx195]

This is gold to us!!! Thank you for this video

[@lethalgunner4903]

Thanks for watching!

[@Lucidfilth]

With hollow point rounds you'll expect less penetation but more knockdown power and concussive force. In a hunting situation you'd want exactly that. I have 22 cal break barrel that produces 28ft lb at the muzzle. Hollow point are almost explosive, when I do pest control they puff birds into feathers and sometimes make large wounds. Pellets made for penetrating zip through them. So I tend to use heavier pellets too. My gamo cfx is in 177. I use JSB heavies, they knock birds hard but you need to hit vitals because 177 rifles don't carry as much energy with lighter pellets. Compared to my 22 cal spitting lead at 905ft per second with 15 grains. They can take a racoon easy with a head shot.

[@diarrheadan8088]

With air rifles it's all about shot placement. My gamo .22 can take a lot of different game. I tend to use the crossman hollow points the most because they're very consistent, the red fires are also mac trucks. For .177 gold flight is definitely my go to for clean headshots and body shots on larger animals like raccoons and groundhogs. I've put holes in thin frying pans with gold flights.

[@johnnykane291]

I was waiting for a ballistics gel vid! Awesome

[@kane4798]

same

[@spookyboi315]

I’ve been looking for a video like this for months.. thank you!

[@MH-oj6nu]

Thanks for the vid! love it. I have always had great luck with the Crosman hollow points in my 1377. They seem like excellent pellets and they aren' expensive at all.

[@bryansaams3598]

Nice format, great work keep it flowin.

[@lethalgunner4903]

Thanks💯💯

[@Edouard6479]

Excellent test

[@p.f.droney8973]

Everyone share this video, let's boost this man's channel up!

[@lethalgunner4903]

Yes Thanks!!💯💯

[@p.f.droney8973]

@@lethalgunner4903 thank you!

[@DasDutchman56]

Great job. I'm glad I have a bunch of Crossman hollow points !

[@tangomm]

Thanks, simply superb presentation.

[@Eddiezerintube]

Wow! Great work! Thank you !!

[@gotsteem]

I really enjoyed seeing the exploding pellet on ballistic gel. I am thinking about buying some of those just for the hell of it.. Based on your testing I think I liked the Gamo magnum the best because they are the most similar to the old Beeman Silver Jets from 20 years ago. Those old Beemans were by far the top of the line as far as I am concerned. The H&N Spikes, H&N Silver Points and the Gamo Magnum are the closest we have to the old Beeman Silver Jets that I can find these days. I shoot for accuracy more than for damage and penetration but the information you have provided is invaluable. Thanks man.. Good stuff.

[@heathhalfhill6867]

Crosman lead is very hard compared to a lot of other pellets. I think they make it that way so it can handle shipping and handling better so they retain their shape and don’t have as many damaged pellets when you get them. Kinda like shooting FMJs😂🤷‍♂️💯.

[@mattritchie7131]

Thanks for the info on different pellets your the best

[@mastersunfish]

I like how u lined up all the pellets that looks cool

[@cloroxbleach8676]

Excellent work.

[@EntertainmentHub92]

Great video really enjoyed this!

[@polypterusbichir6837]

Great video again👍 jsb hades and h&n baracuda hunter do very good in .22 for damage

[@ByakkoJ]

That's nice. Keep up the great work.

[@lethalgunner4903]

Thanks 💯

[@elmst6775]

Excited for this

[@tbcarleton]

My Gamo swarm maxxim has very effectively killed plenty of nuisance varmants. You can't beat the 10 shot magazine fed break action, but you can't use a super long scope because of the loader on top.

[@roosterboy7357]

If you’ll notice on the Crossman all copper The hollow points in these pellets aren’t designed to open up, they’re designed to tear instead of slicing through the target like a round nose would. When it bounced back it created a larger wound cavity because of the badminton style design towards the rear of the projectile like a hollow point

[@nicknastyyyable]

Another great video!

[@travislupum]

Thank you for this I have been getting into airgunning the last few years to keep my butt outta trouble

[@dmo848]

It's addicting it really is. Each week I was buying a new gun. Well every other pay check I should say. I stopped that though. Then I started buying pellets like a mad man. But I really wanted to see what shot the best out of my rifles. Lucky for me they like the cheap shit

[@tomsmith3987]

Always a great video

[@lethalgunner4903]

thanks 💯

[@heathhalfhill6867]

The Daisy Hollow Points in .22 caliber are completely different in design. Imagine a Gamo Red Fire without the plastic tip. A very deep “V” shaped hollow and super deadly on small game from 550 FPS up to 920 FPS. Very consistent and accurate. I regularly get 1/2” groups with 10 rounds at 50 yards when pushing them @ 900 FPS in most of my PCP .22 caliber rifles. Even my PCP Diana Bandit shoots them great at 30 yards holding under 3/4”. The lead is soft and the DUMP! their energy almost instantly. I hit starlings and sparrows with them out to 75-80 yards and they just crush them. Under 50 yards the birds sound like firecrackers going off and it rains meat, feathers, and body parts. Definitely one of my favorite hunting pellets for 50 yard hunting/pest control. Amazon is the best way to get them if you have a .22 cal airgun and want to try them. Wicked awesome and maybe a hidden/forgotten gem. Cool test brother! Thank you for this video. Very cool.

[@the.malinski]

Awesome info, thanks dude!

[@ShaGhost20]

15:40 I have the explosive .177 pellets of that brand i always curious of shooting it into the balistic gell good thing ya tested em out because i was very curious about it

[@DocBrewskie]

i remember when i was a kid and first started seeing the pointed and hollow point pellets. those were like gold in my neighbor hood lol

[@j.m.7514]

What a great video this was awesome so glad I randomly came across this!!!

[@CarlosLopez-dn1fx]

Awesome video bro , keep up the amazing work

[@stephen8433]

I like the video, good job! I like the Crosman hollowpoint pellet a lot.

[@projectprobe4460]

Great information and testing 👍🏻

[@locotico71]

Bro.. This is a great video. Thank You. Very educational

[@Duane002]

What a beautiful puppy!!!

[@monkeyboyxzx]

Loved the video, thanx for the help. Love the intro the most, The city angels baby

[@lethalgunner4903]

Thanks I appreciate it 💯

[@peterfarr7648]

I have many firearms but I have to admit I do love using my Gamo .177

[@patrickvanochten3634]

I have the gamo magnum in .177 and .22 both amazing air rifles..

[@lethalgunner4903]

nice!

[@pacodelucia6433]

Excelente video como siempre! Miles de gracias desde Francia!!

[@timstar28]

I was out there shooting them hollow points by Crossman today and they're so underrated in my opinion man, they were cutting through metal baking sheets easily and I was only using a M4 177 pump.

[@stanpotter7764]

Nice video, my man! 👍

[@domingomercado8340]

Very good video, thanks 👍

[@crafter170]

Cracking video .Thanks ....And Yip crosman pellets in my opinion are right up there .Premier are my favourite but the hollow points will be on my list now .

[@joeystaples6869]

These are the best videos I have seen so far on pellets! Great job I wonder what the best pellet would be for a pistol that shoots about 500fps

[@diegokonig3049]

Thanks bro found what I needed to know

[@michaelowens5522]

Grand video brother.

[@christopherbishop4927]

Bro, excellent assortment of pellets and great data from the test. A heat gun or hair blower will smooth out the wrinkles in the gel. The entire penetrated track is taken into consideration, meaning that bounce back doesn't necessarily designate the overall depth, what you were calling wound cavity is totally the depth of penetration. AND YES!!!!! you saw combustion(SPARK) that is compression combustion like a diesel engine !!!!!

[@Trevonhunts]

Thank you so much😃

[@sus8438]

Cool vid man

[@hischransen8069]

You're the pellet testing GOAT, carnal! Your Blood in Blood Out Accent makes it even better.

[@gwhitfield4239]

Ive thought that too..lol..he sounds like an old buddy of mine from the 70s. Same laid back way of doing things and talking. But hes getting really good at these videos...kinda content we look for in a pellet video!..

[@lethalgunner4903]

Hahaha didn't know I had an accent but Thanks🤣🤣

[@toddbowles8201]

The results are surprising that there is this much difference.

[@tougerlor7617]

I don’t know man, gamo did a PRETTY FRICKIN GOOD job. It didn’t leave a big mark but, it came in strong af.

[@jrcampos1952]

As a kid I used to shoot strike anywhere wood matches out of my pellet rifle and they made loud bang when they hit hard surfaces. Not accurate but fun.

[@florentdanek4794]

Thanks for this good vidéo now its easier to chose thé pellets WE need

[@seekerhs91]

Love the vids man , awesome work !! When is the .22 version coming up?

[@wallacewhite9830]

so I've been shooting and collecting air guns for a long time. my favorite pellet is the Hades, and the crow magnum. I have a Hatsan torpedo 150 in 22 and a Benjamin GP in 22. the Hatsan is a beast of a gun and heavy. my favorite to shoot though is my Hatsan 30 cal Carnivore break barrel

[@yourollswishers6072]

Great video boss

[@L.V-Rider]

I liked this video, thanks. I last had a airgun when I was a kid. Now at almost 60 I want to play with it again. I just bought a .22 Crosman rifle but waiting for delivery.

[@outlaw615]

I bought a 50 cal bullet lighter *7 weeks ago*

[@adamlong54]

Good show man 👍

[@lethalgunner4903]

thanks 💯

[@AHLive215]

Great video

[@MrGrant12345]

Great vidio bro very clear on what ammo does what cheers

[@chewyplayz4400]

Great video 👍👍👍👍

[@jefferywise1906]

Shock wave damage too where you see the light area along its track in the live shots

[@joshrogenhofer7285]

Great video! You definitely earned yourself a new subscriber!!

[@franksterthegoat7074]

Wholesome guy showing a doggo ✅✅✅

[@TheWopper78]

Damn cool video bro’ ty! Learned a lot

[@TacticalCaveman997]

Thanks I needed to know which had the least Penetration I set up a diy range in my basement

[@bigdaddy5948]

Fun video. Thanks

[@braddenty503]

Ive got a Magnum .22 from Gamo and let me tell u...its a freaking scope killer. Lost 2 Vector $400 b4 I learned my lesson. The Gamo Red Fire was the most accurate but the Crosman Premier Hollow points are right on and way cheaper. Working with a Shadow Whisper .177 from Gamo now and believe it or not the Crosman Hollow Points are still the best. Gonna try sone other stuff soon but I'm a stay at home dad and $ is tight. Ur video was great, might look into making ur own gel tho. See u in the next one

[@rane9096]

MY BOYS BACK! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@lethalgunner4903]

yessir

[@YOUR_MOTHER60]

Good test and good doggo :)

[@lethalgunner4903]

Thanks

[@shroombud13]

cool video, good information, ty

[@TacticalAirGunner]

Quality vid bro... Peace out from 🇬🇧👊🏻

[@df8245]

Hey, I love your videos, I’m a big fan! You should put a metal sheet or something in front. So the, mushroomed tumble damage goes into the gel

[@lethalgunner4903]

Thanks and yes thats a good idea im gonna try that out

[@dougwren5104]

Great video man. Just a tip if you cut half in or so off all surfaces it'll be clearer. Ripples are from it being wrapped warm