Showing the Gamo Bone Collector .22 caliber break barrel pellet rifle ( s71.co/3udQYn0 ). Features noise dampening technology, two-stage adjustable trigger, auto-loader with 10 shot magazine ( s71.co/3tnZTD6 ), scope included, maximum velocity 1,100 FPS. I am using H&N Domed Hunting Pellets ( s71.co/3MQcMg9 ). The most affordable rifle case I found that fits this is the Allen Gun Case 52 Inch ( s71.co/3FlOGra ). For more pointed pellets that work with this rifle, consider these: RWS .22 Pointed Pellets ( s71.co/3MZJigi ), Gamo Luxor .22 Pointed Hunting Pellet ( s71.co/3mxURjn ), H&N Hornet .22 Pellets (The most penetrating pellets) ( s71.co/3BypwUy ). Enjoy :]
Glad you dig it, it is pretty sweet. Yeah, the mag is what they call their Swarm technology. The scope has a stop pin to prevent it from moving around, too.
GAMO has another good one with this Air Rifle , I have the older Bone Collector & Bone Collector Rifle Case Bag plus a GAMO Big Cat and one other ,they are some of the best made ,but I especially like the wood on the model you shooting, I may need to look into that beautiful beast in .22 cal 🎯😎🎯
This rifle recently got a good review from a UK Air Gun Channel too, and I'd be tempted if I didn't already have a Gamo .22, the Gamo Whisper X. Mine doesn't have the magazine, and has a polymer stock, and is at the low end of their range, but it got me back into aurgunning several years ago. Mine is quite loud, I don't think the Gamo silencers do much to help tbh, but then with springers there's a fair amount of mechanical noise, so we have to have realistic expectations.
I also have a Gamo Varmint in .177, it was only $90, no special features really, but it can get its job done, feels about 4 pounds lighter than Bonesy, too :] I'm a big fan of Gamo now, also have the Viper Express very fun shooting the little shotgun shells.
Do you have to release a locking lever or catch before breaking open the action? The only thing that bugs me with break barrels is that some won't hold a zero because of play or looseness in the break barrel action or they'll start out with good accuracy and when they wear in they'll develop some looseness. I always look for side cockers and under leavers because the barrel is stationary. I'm hoping you never have accuracy issues with that one. I would hope that for its price it would be of such a design as to not develop slop in the break action. What kind of scope is on the rifle? That rotary magazine is nice.
The scope that comes with it is a Gamo 4X magnification scope (LC4x32wr). I have been told it is not the best scope, but I figured I would try it out. Gamo is pretty good at making the break barrels. The magazine is very convenient, but they really should include more than one for the price of this!
@@WeAllJuggleKnives My side lever cocker has an anti bear trap safety feature to keep the cocking lever from flying shut in case it slips out of your hand while cocking. Yours looks a lot easier to cock than mine. The scope that came with my RWS from the factory was really accurate and lasted for about ten or fifteen years. I tried other scopes but they didn't hold up. I thought I was going to have to buy a Leupold scope because they're supposed to take the abuse but last year I decided to try a scope I saw on Amazon that had excellent reviews for air rifles. It's a Pinty 3-9. I found it cheaper on ebay for around $30. So far its been excellent and it has the option to be used as a lighted reticle. I like it. My RWS is about 30 years old and still like new. It's the 48/52 model with a stock similar to yours. I recently priced them. They start at $450. I saw one on ebay no where as nice as mine for $750. I'm telling you, mine is solid and only has one ding on the stock that's almost unnoticeable. These things were built to last. It's pretty heavy. Next I want a pcp.
Barrel lock up isn't an issue on quality break barrel rifles tbh. I have a Gamo rifle I've had since I was 14 (so 40 years ago) it's had tens of thousands of rounds through it, and it still locks up fine.
I hate to contact you this way for an unrelated question, I would like to start carrying my Cold Steel TaiPan, but I want an IWB left side sheath Kydex or Leather. I cannot find anyone do you have any sheath companies you deal with? Again I apologize for this contact effort. By the way I have a Gamo Swarm .22 as well love the magazine and it is very accurate.
No problem, buddy :] There is a channel I subscribe to that makes custom sheaths, I have not ordered any from them, but they could probably help, there is the channel: th-cam.com/users/DougWilsonyellowhawkcustoms
Showing the Gamo Bone Collector .22 caliber break barrel pellet rifle ( s71.co/3udQYn0 ). Features noise dampening technology, two-stage adjustable trigger, auto-loader with 10 shot magazine ( s71.co/3tnZTD6 ), scope included, maximum velocity 1,100 FPS. I am using H&N Domed Hunting Pellets ( s71.co/3MQcMg9 ). The most affordable rifle case I found that fits this is the Allen Gun Case 52 Inch ( s71.co/3FlOGra ). For more pointed pellets that work with this rifle, consider these: RWS .22 Pointed Pellets ( s71.co/3MZJigi ), Gamo Luxor .22 Pointed Hunting Pellet ( s71.co/3mxURjn ), H&N Hornet .22 Pellets (The most penetrating pellets) ( s71.co/3BypwUy ). Enjoy :]
The Bone Collector is my favorite
Really excited. Just ordered this rifle. New to shooting and love the culture of it.
Excellent! This is a very nice rifle, the autoloader can be tricky, but I have gotten used to it now.
Highly recommend a German gun, personally I like the Diana/RWS rifles.
I will check them out!
Haven’t seen a break barrel with a pellet magazine. The wood stock looks nice too. Very high end looking pellet rifle. Want!
Glad you dig it, it is pretty sweet. Yeah, the mag is what they call their Swarm technology. The scope has a stop pin to prevent it from moving around, too.
Definitely a high end choice. Beautiful, accurate and good for pests.
Aw yeah, thanks for watching!
Pretty cool. I’ve been looking at the swarm with horizontal mag. Appreciate
Excellent, glad it helped!
GAMO has another good one with this Air Rifle , I have the older Bone Collector & Bone Collector Rifle Case Bag plus a GAMO Big Cat and one other ,they are some of the best made ,but I especially like the wood on the model you shooting, I may need to look into that beautiful beast in .22 cal 🎯😎🎯
You will definitely love this one. It is my priciest air rifle thus far, but worth it.
This rifle recently got a good review from a UK Air Gun Channel too, and I'd be tempted if I didn't already have a Gamo .22, the Gamo Whisper X. Mine doesn't have the magazine, and has a polymer stock, and is at the low end of their range, but it got me back into aurgunning several years ago. Mine is quite loud, I don't think the Gamo silencers do much to help tbh, but then with springers there's a fair amount of mechanical noise, so we have to have realistic expectations.
I also have a Gamo Varmint in .177, it was only $90, no special features really, but it can get its job done, feels about 4 pounds lighter than Bonesy, too :] I'm a big fan of Gamo now, also have the Viper Express very fun shooting the little shotgun shells.
It's a good looking plinker brother.
👊💀
I've been a life long Spam hunter. Delicious when dressed out properly!
Spam is a deadly beast though, especially the full sodium species, it can strike back with high blood pressure :]
I've had 2 Gamo's for several years......with BSA 3-9x40 AO scopes. The AO is perfect for Short distance targets.=)
Excellent, good to know that yours have held up for a few years now!
You should go for some dollar sore cans of soda and shaving cream for reactive targets, especially the shaving cream
Some type of exploding target would definitely be fun
Do you have to release a locking lever or catch before breaking open the action? The only thing that bugs me with break barrels is that some won't hold a zero because of play or looseness in the break barrel action or they'll start out with good accuracy and when they wear in they'll develop some looseness. I always look for side cockers and under leavers because the barrel is stationary. I'm hoping you never have accuracy issues with that one. I would hope that for its price it would be of such a design as to not develop slop in the break action. What kind of scope is on the rifle? That rotary magazine is nice.
The scope that comes with it is a Gamo 4X magnification scope (LC4x32wr). I have been told it is not the best scope, but I figured I would try it out. Gamo is pretty good at making the break barrels. The magazine is very convenient, but they really should include more than one for the price of this!
@@WeAllJuggleKnives My side lever cocker has an anti bear trap safety feature to keep the cocking lever from flying shut in case it slips out of your hand while cocking. Yours looks a lot easier to cock than mine. The scope that came with my RWS from the factory was really accurate and lasted for about ten or fifteen years. I tried other scopes but they didn't hold up. I thought I was going to have to buy a Leupold scope because they're supposed to take the abuse but last year I decided to try a scope I saw on Amazon that had excellent reviews for air rifles. It's a Pinty 3-9. I found it cheaper on ebay for around $30. So far its been excellent and it has the option to be used as a lighted reticle. I like it. My RWS is about 30 years old and still like new. It's the 48/52 model with a stock similar to yours. I recently priced them. They start at $450. I saw one on ebay no where as nice as mine for $750. I'm telling you, mine is solid and only has one ding on the stock that's almost unnoticeable. These things were built to last. It's pretty heavy. Next I want a pcp.
Barrel lock up isn't an issue on quality break barrel rifles tbh. I have a Gamo rifle I've had since I was 14 (so 40 years ago) it's had tens of thousands of rounds through it, and it still locks up fine.
Always like your vids
Thanks, my friend!
I hate to contact you this way for an unrelated question, I would like to start carrying my Cold Steel TaiPan, but I want an IWB left side sheath Kydex or Leather. I cannot find anyone do you have any sheath companies you deal with? Again I apologize for this contact effort.
By the way I have a Gamo Swarm .22 as well love the magazine and it is very accurate.
No problem, buddy :] There is a channel I subscribe to that makes custom sheaths, I have not ordered any from them, but they could probably help, there is the channel: th-cam.com/users/DougWilsonyellowhawkcustoms
Try hanging the tab with a string and then shoot the tab off the can out to 40 yards my friend and I do it all the time ( I like my bone collector)
I'll try, but I'm old and wear glasses :D
@@WeAllJuggleKnives I'm 57 and also wear glasses but I shoot 14.3 gr Crossman hollow point out to 50 yards destroying beer cans
Awesome shooting bro! Did you see my new crossbow shooting video?
Thanks, bro! Yes indeed, just finished watching it.
@@WeAllJuggleKnives welcome bro
did you see any sasquatch
Yes, it was just off camera.
@@WeAllJuggleKnives my oldest brother is a leftie, he retired after 35 years in navy intelligence
@@woofman4796 That's cool, my grandfather was in the Navy back in WWII
@@WeAllJuggleKnives I'm ex army, my next oldest brother is ex marine,
Is there any difference between Gen2 in GEN3i.
They say they have improved the Swarm loading system to be smoother and safer. I believe that is the only difference.
Thanks might get Gen2 magnum like having iron sights on gun for close range shooting.