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Question: 950 FPS with PBA pellets - how many FPS when shooting lead pellets?
Document: Stick with the standard lead pellets. They hit hard and are accurate. A miss at higher FPS with PBA ammo is just a miss!! Did I say PBA ammo is inaccurate....well PBA ammo is inaccurate.I would not hesitate to buy again. But you will need to upgrade the scope for night vision capability...or buy a model with iron sights.Glad I got the .22 vs .177 caliber.
When I was searching for a new .22 cal rifle for the collection, I was impressed with all the positive reviews, which played a major part in my decision purchasing the "Big CAT". First off there is another review that states the same so please take this as facts not an opinion.#1 The descriptions on sites state that this rifle achieves 950 FPS and greater velocity with the gamo PBA ammo. UNTRUE.
Only thing ill say negative is the site has two different info sections,, ones says "1200 Feet per Second with PBA Platinum ammo/1000 with lead" and the other says 950 fps and match grade accuracy with PBA Platinum ammunition. so a little mis leading..the box actually reads 950 with pba and 750 with lead.. still thats plenty of power and speed especially  since i upgraded from a beeman that was maybe 400 fps.
I bought a used, like new rifle from Amazon. Someone had mounted the scope previously. I couldn't hit anything with this out of the box. I think this may be why it was returned. PBA Armor, and PBA Platinum pellets. I replaced scope with Bushnell 3-9x40mm, not much better at all. I replaced the cheap scope rings with Leapers 1 piece mount, and it started shooting like a rifle, going where I expected the pellets to go.
A 3X9 would be better, but I really don't think its going to be an issue. This gun is very accurate for a pellet gun. The first shot I made was with the "special" gamo pellets that came with the gun. It was louder than I was expecting. Once I got some regular (crossman premier) lead pellets, the gun was a lot more quiet. Which is why I chose the .22 over the .177 caliber. The overall appearance of the gun is very nice.
I used this gun for a short range (20') take down of a good size raccoon. The scope was nice because it allowed a good head shot and with the larger caliber lead pellets it dropped the raccoon nice and easy. It was actually a tricky shot, because the raccoon only did a pull-up on the side of the table and reached his arm over to get the cat food. So I just had a little head peering over the edge of a glass topped table looking at me.
Well, after days of reading reviews and looking at other sites and reading on airgun forums, I decided on the Big Cat. I knew that I wanted .22 caliber for accuracy and knock down power. Not really interested in sky high FPS. And the price? Incredible! 115.00 dollars? It's a no-brainer. At the same time, I ordered a 500 count tin of JSB Exact Diabolo 18.13 grain pellets.
Wow! High quality. Fast delivery by Amazon.Pros:  Quality build, solid feel, accurate, quality included scope. Good FPS with standard pellets. Consistently hitting orange sized target at 60 feet, offhanded...the range I need for my varmint control needs. Haven't tried it at longer yardage.Cons:  No iron sights, must use scope. Scope is useless at night, and no iron sights means you must use during daylight.
Was disappointed with the GAMO PBA ammo-lots of drift and poorly made. Didn't even get through the GAMO ammo-stuck it in the bench drawer and went for some Crossman hollow-point. Don't waste your money on the GAMO ammo.GAMO has got to work on their Quality Control.KN
enjoy... and take care while shooting, you can easily kill someone!! !...
Answer: yes