Gamo Expander Pellets cal. 5,5 mm – 250 pcs

Gamo Expander 5.5 mm – For Maximum Power at the Point of Impact

Gamo Expander pellets are the ideal choice for shooters who want to see a real result at the target. Their main advantage is the hollow point construction in the front. As soon as the pellet hits an obstacle, the pressure of the material causes its head to immediately open up and increase its diameter. Thanks to this, the pellet doesn't fly through like a needle but delivers all its kinetic energy directly at the point of impact.

With a weight of 1.0 g, these pellets are very stable and handle air resistance well even at longer distances. They are made of high-quality lead, which is soft enough to work correctly in the target, yet hard enough not to foul the barrel of your weapon. Gamo Expander pellets are great for fun shooting at objects like cans, fruit, or other targets where you appreciate the destructive effect and immediate reaction after impact. They can also be used for small pest control (where permitted by law).

Technical Parameters:

• Caliber: 5.5 mm (.22)
• Pellet Weight: 1.0 g (15.43 gr)
• Bullet Type: Expanding (Hollow Point)
• Material: Lead
• Quantity per Package: 250 pcs
• Packaging: Practical tin box

Key Advantages:

• Significant expansion of the pellet after impact due to the hollow point
• Strong hit that isn't lost by flying through the target
• Great accuracy and flight stability even in the wind
• Suitable for powerful air rifles and recreational backyard shooting

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

1. Which air rifles are these pellets suitable for?
They work best in more powerful air rifles (output of 16 J and more). The higher the velocity of the pellet, the better the hollow point opens in the target, and the more destructive the result of the hit will be.

2. Are these pellets accurate even at a distance?
Yes, thanks to their weight of 1.0 g, they are more stable than light pellets. Although they are designed mainly for a strong hit, their aerodynamic shape ensures very good accuracy even at distances of around 30–50 meters.

3. What exactly happens to the pellet after impact?
When it hits the target, the resistance of the material pushes against the hollow point in the head. The edges of the head begin to bend outwards and the pellet creates a shape similar to a mushroom. This increases the surface area that hits the target, giving it a much bigger blow.