Rare & Unusual Airgun, Gamo Hunter 220
For 2023, Airgun Detectives has a “Rare & Unusual Airgun Series” in which we feature uncommon and/or no longer manufactured airguns. We will showcase a different model airgun every month. Today, we are showing you the Gamo Hunter 220. This is a .177 caliber breakbarrel air rifle, that has a significant meaning in that it is over 30 years old, and my first breakbarrel. #staytunedforairgundetectives *Note all airgun demonstrations and displays are conducted in a safe environment, on a range, specifically designed for “Airguns”
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I have a 220 Hunter, too. From the video I see you using the Baracuda pellets. How did you arrive to these particular rounds? I personally tried others, but keep returning to RWS wad, or domed rounds. And the bipod is interesting, too. Is it an Agis Gen II, or did I read it wrong?