New Gamo high density tipped pellet leaves all others behind

jerry

Participant

January 24, 2010 at 4:57 pm

Maybe you could glue a glow in the dark airsoft BB into the base of a regular pellet.. 🙄 😆

Oh damn, I just gave Gamo another idea…tactical tracer rounds for airguns!

07condor22

Participant

January 24, 2010 at 4:53 pm

Who sells the “Glow in the Dark” Gamo pellets, I can’t seem to find them on the internet?

Sam 😥

jerry

Participant

January 24, 2010 at 4:07 pm

What, no CDF PCPs? 🙁

randyhub

Participant

January 24, 2010 at 4:05 pm

Yup. 🙁

yellow-ninja

Participant

January 24, 2010 at 4:01 pm

I think the tongue in cheek nature of the original poster was lost on some 😛

07condor22

Participant

January 24, 2010 at 3:45 pm

Doh! Wasn’t all I changed to see if yall was actually reading the post, alot a bull there!

Just like Gamo pellets!

Should read 3 to 5 miles.

Sam 😆

savagesam

Participant

January 24, 2010 at 2:51 pm

quote Mr-lama:

I didn’t change it. It was 150 before, and then I think he made it 15, which seams much more reasonable.

Oh sure, yeah right. lol

mr-lama

Participant

January 24, 2010 at 2:48 pm

I didn’t change it. It was 150 before, and then I think he made it 15, which seams much more reasonable.

savagesam

Participant

January 24, 2010 at 2:44 pm

quote 07condor22:

Depleted Uranium is a relatively recent development in LE/military weaponsology. Depleted Uranium being the “heaviest known elemental metal on earth” giving it tremendous power when coupled with ammunition. Depleted Uranium rounds are usually of a higher caliber such as the 120mm rounds fired out of the Abrams Tank, although 30mm A-10 rounds are also made for engaging heavy armored vehicles. DU is even being used in LE/military “sniper ammunition” and Civilian Defence Force Pneumatic (PCP) rifles for long range applications. Depleted Uranium technology allows ammunition to be shot much further with less velocity even with airborne platforms, than conventional munitions, and delivers a much more devastating payload. Tanks equipped with depleted uranium shells can easily compromise heavy armor from 3-150 miles out.

Looks like Lama might have edited your post?? Which one is it, 150 (LOL) miles or 15?

randyhub

Participant

January 24, 2010 at 2:23 pm

The bullet trap is even worse and cannot be posted! 😯

R

80-grit

Participant

January 24, 2010 at 2:13 pm

Looks like a titty and nipple 😯

lurker-1

Participant

January 24, 2010 at 6:32 am

quote 07condor22:

Depleted Uranium is a relatively recent development in military weaponsology. Depleted Uranium is one of the “heaviest elements on earth” giving it tremendous power when coupled with ammunition. Depleted Uranium rounds are usually of a higher caliber such as the 120mm rounds fired out of the Abrams Tank, although 30mm A-10 rounds are also made for engaging heavy armored vehicles. DU is even being used in “sniper ammunition” and >> Pneumatic rifles << for long range applications. Depleted Uranium technology allows ammunition to be shot much further with less velocity even with airborne platforms, than conventional munitions, and delivers a much more devastating payload. Tanks equipped with depleted uranium shells can easily compromise heavy armor from 3-15 miles out.

I heard that Gulf War Syndrome may have been caused by breathing DU vapor left behind in side Saddam’s tanks. Next thing you know they’ll expect us to pay to clean up that too.

mr-lama

Participant

January 24, 2010 at 4:11 am

quote 07condor22:

Depleted Uranium is a relatively recent development in military weaponsology. Depleted Uranium is one of the “heaviest elements on earth” giving it tremendous power when coupled with ammunition. Depleted Uranium rounds are usually of a higher caliber such as the 120mm rounds fired out of the Abrams Tank, although 30mm A-10 rounds are also made for engaging heavy armored vehicles. DU is even being used in “sniper ammunition” and Pneumatic rifles for long range applications. Depleted Uranium technology allows ammunition to be shot much further with less velocity even with airborne platforms, than conventional munitions, and delivers a much more devastating payload. Tanks equipped with depleted uranium shells can easily compromise heavy armor from 3-15 miles out.

07condor22

Participant

January 24, 2010 at 1:28 am

Depleted Uranium is a relatively recent development in LE/military weaponsology. Depleted Uranium being the “heaviest known elemental metal on earth” giving it tremendous power when coupled with ammunition. Depleted Uranium rounds are usually of a higher caliber such as the 120mm rounds fired out of the Abrams Tank, although 30mm A-10 rounds are also made for engaging heavy armored vehicles. DU is even being used in LE/military “sniper ammunition” and Civilian Defence Force Pneumatic (PCP) rifles for long range applications. Depleted Uranium technology allows ammunition to be shot much further with less velocity even with airborne platforms, than conventional munitions, and delivers a much more devastating payload. Tanks equipped with depleted uranium shells can easily compromise heavy armor from 3-150 miles out.

randyhub

Participant

January 24, 2010 at 12:53 am

Correct no old depleted crap here only Hitest!!

Randy

Best thing is I can find my Condor now if dropped in the dark! 😀

New Gamo high density tipped pellet leaves all others behind

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