Gamo Hunter Pellets – 4.5mm – 10 Tins of 250
R519Stock up on Gamo Hunter 4.5mm with ten tins of 250 — 2,500 pellets in total. The conventional domed head provides a familiar option for target practice with a compatible airgun.
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Gamo Hunter Pellets – 4.5mm – 10 Tins of 500
R919Stock up on Gamo Hunter 4.5mm with ten tins of 500 — 5,000 pellets in total. The conventional domed head provides a familiar option for target practice with a compatible airgun.
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Gamo G-Hammer Pellets – 4.5mm – 10 Tins of 200
R949Stock up on Gamo G-Hammer 4.5mm with ten tins of 200 — 2,000 pellets in total. A heavyweight Gamo pellet option for compatible 4.5mm airguns.
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Gamo Match AccuTek Pellets – 4.5mm – Tin of 500
R129Choose Gamo Match AccuTek for paper-target practice with a compatible 4.5mm airgun. The flat-headed lead pellet is supplied as one tin of 500, with a pellet weight of 0.49g (7.56gr).
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Gamo Rocket AccuTek Pellets – 5.5mm – Tin of 100
R179Rocket AccuTek combines a lead-alloy body with a steel ball tip. This 5.5 mm (.22) version contains 100 pellets per tin, each weighing 0.94 g (14.50 gr). Sold as one tin.
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Gamo Rocket AccuTek Pellets – 4.5mm – Tin of 150
R179Rocket AccuTek combines a lead-alloy body with a steel ball tip. This 4.5 mm (.177) version contains 150 pellets per tin, each weighing 0.60 g (9.26 gr). Sold as one tin.
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Gamo Hollow Point 10X AccuTek Pellets – 4.5mm – Tin of 500
R1,199Hollow Point 10X AccuTek uses a hollow-head lead-alloy pellet. This 4.5 mm (.177) version contains 500 pellets per tin, each weighing 0.49 g (7.6 gr). Sold as one tin.
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Gamo Magnum Pellets – 4.5mm – Tin of 500
R199Gamo Magnum 4.5 mm pointed lead pellets in a 500-count tin. Official reference 6320234; each pellet weighs 0.49 g (7.56 gr).
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Gamo PBA Raptor Pellets – 5.5mm – Blister Pack of 50 (2 × 25)
R219Gamo PBA Raptor 5.5 mm lead-free alloy pellets. Official reference 6322645; 50 pellets in a 25 × 2 blister format; 0.63 g each.
Choose pellets that match the airgun and intended practice
The calibre printed on the airgun and its manual is the first requirement. Pellet shape and length also matter, particularly in magazines and rotary clips. Never assume that every pellet in the correct calibre will fit every loading system.
| Pellet characteristic | What it changes |
|---|---|
| Calibre | Must match the exact calibre marked on the airgun, including 4.5 mm, 5.5 mm or 6.35 mm where specified. |
| Head shape | Wadcutter, domed, pointed and specialist designs serve different target and handling preferences. |
| Weight | Changes how a particular airgun behaves; test only suitable manufacturer-approved options. |
| Length and skirt | Can determine whether a pellet fits a magazine or rotary clip. |
Current examples include Gamo Pro-Hunter 4.5 mm pellets and Gamo Lethal 4.5 mm pellets.
Can I use 5.5 mm pellets in a 4.5 mm airgun?
No. Use only the calibre marked on the airgun.
Are all pellets compatible with rotary magazines?
No. Check pellet length and the exclusions in the product or manufacturer instructions.
Does a higher price mean a pellet will group better?
Not necessarily. Airguns can prefer different suitable pellets. Compare repeatable results in a safe, controlled setup.
Where is pellet weight shown?
When verified, weight is listed in the product specifications. Contact support if a required specification is missing.
Reviewed by the Gamo South Africa product team on 25 August 2026.