Post by talyllyn on Feb 22, 2021 12:13:00 GMT
Pellet name RWS Geco
pellet weight 7 grain
pellet size 4.50mm
Shape wadcutter
material lead
GECO (1) by Don Farnworth, on Flickr
GECO Plain skirt (2) by Don Farnworth, on Flickr
Old faithful Geco pellets seem to work well in everything and are at the more economical end of the scale.
These are a tin purchased in 2017.
I also have some Gecos that have a belt around the base but I think they are probably the previous version:
Geco Belted skirt (2) by Don Farnworth, on Flickr
With my shooting I can't tell the difference between them!
In several 1,000 pellets shot I've only ever found 1 that was obviously defective, it was so small it fell straight through a Umarex 8 shot mag.
I've used these successfully in a variety of guns:
Weihrauch HW45 Silver Star,
Weihrauch HW40,
Walther CP88,
Crosman 1077,
Weihrauch HW30,
Schofield 1877 Revolver
All 4.5mm calibre.
pellet weight 7 grain
pellet size 4.50mm
Shape wadcutter
material lead
GECO (1) by Don Farnworth, on FlickrGECO Plain skirt (2) by Don Farnworth, on FlickrOld faithful Geco pellets seem to work well in everything and are at the more economical end of the scale.
These are a tin purchased in 2017.
I also have some Gecos that have a belt around the base but I think they are probably the previous version:
Geco Belted skirt (2) by Don Farnworth, on FlickrWith my shooting I can't tell the difference between them!
In several 1,000 pellets shot I've only ever found 1 that was obviously defective, it was so small it fell straight through a Umarex 8 shot mag.
I've used these successfully in a variety of guns:
Weihrauch HW45 Silver Star,
Weihrauch HW40,
Walther CP88,
Crosman 1077,
Weihrauch HW30,
Schofield 1877 Revolver
All 4.5mm calibre.
