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Things I liked:NOTHINGBy Glen from USA on 2011-06-27 14:27:35
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Things I would have changed:STOP MAKING THEM
What others should know:THESE ARE THE WORST SHOOTING PELLETS I HAVE TRIED. I HAD SEVERAL THAT WENT INTO BARREL WHEN I SEATED THEM. THE OLD DAISY QUICK SILVER PELLETS WERE MUCH MORE ACCURATE.
Things I liked:great if you feel like wasting the air in your gun and it doesn't matter if you hit what your aiming atBy Connor from USA on 2011-01-26 18:51:35
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Things I would have changed:harder lead that wont dent as easily; more uniform
What others should know:highly dont recomend for just about anything
Things I liked:Great value. The buy three get one free option is an additional 25% discount. I bought sufficient pellets to get free shipping as well. These pellets are just slightly less accurate than the top of the line pellets like RWS, H&N.By Antoni from USA on 2010-09-25 09:19:08
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Things I would have changed:Daisy should offer these pellets in bulk packs to save money. I throw a lot of tins away.
What others should know:I critically tested these pellets against RWS Meister using a FWB P34 with its metal grip handle secured in a vice to avoid movement. The Daisy pellet gave a ten meter group about half a pellet width greater than the RWS. Not bad, considering the price.
Things I liked:they are cheep, typically in shape and they are very accurate at 25'By GLH from USA on 2010-08-03 15:35:23
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Things I would have changed:nothing
What others should know: i use these in my dessert eagle co2 pistol and a 60 year old USSR break barrel. they work perfectly but are a little dirty. i recommend cleaning your gun after 300 or so.
Things I liked:Price, and Pyramidair's 4 for 3 deal.By Mike from USA on 2010-02-28 20:29:16
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What others should know:The weight variation is greater than some of the more expensive pellets available. I shoot mostly offhand at 7.5 meters, and offhand pistol silhouettes. I find these pellets less variable than me! If I was going into serious bench rest shooting I would look at a more closely controlled weight brand.
Things I liked:500 pellets for around $5.00.By Rob from USA on 2010-01-12 00:06:48
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Things I would have changed:Size not uniform. Smaller pellets often fall out of rotary clip for my Crosman T4 causing a jam within the gun. Lots of lead residue covering the pellets.
What others should know:Low price but you may have to toss out a few of the smaller ones to avoid jams in guns using rotary clips.
Things I liked:The price. With the buy 3 get 1 Free offer these are the least expensive pellets I have found. I purchased them primarily for indoor target practice. I shoot into a trap at between 20 and 30 feet. When I rest the 1377 pistol on a bench the groups are rarely larger than a dime.By Steve from USA on 2009-12-18 19:21:23
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Things I liked:Surprisingly accurate at low-velocities in comparion for more expensive pellets. I'm not a great shot, but 35 years ago I was. I was able to hold a 1/2" average center-to-center group at 55 feet except for one flyer. I used a Benjamin Sheriden 397P with 4 pumps. They out performed the following: Crossman Competition, Beeman Wadcutter, Gammo Match, and Baretta Ultra Match. WHAT A SURPRISE! The cheapest performed best!By Victor from USA on 2009-11-03 01:51:38
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Things I would have changed:Better manufacturing/production process. Each pellet was unique. I don't think that a single pellet has a round skirt (each was irregular). I first tried these with my Gamo Compact target pistol and had a pellet fall through the barrel. This is not just an issue of imperfection of the skirt (which is obvious), but of irregularity of the whole pellet. Definitely not a pellet that one can trust for serious practice, let alone competition.
What others should know:Got similarly excellent performance with my Crossman 760 at 4 pumps, but much worse results at 6 pumps (again at 55 feet). This pellet definitely favors low velocities. Again, not for serious practice, but definitely a winner for low velocity shooting (backyard or garage). As they are cheap, a real value in my opinion.
Things I liked:noneBy sebastian from USA on 2009-08-08 16:04:13
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Things I would have changed:a bigger skirt
What others should know:im not saying these are bad pellets they just dont work for gamo big cat 1200 they make the gun dieseling alot- 123
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Overall rating:5 5.0
Value for money:5 5.0
Size/Shape Distribution:5 5.0
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Things I would have changed:I shoot these pellets by the tens of thousands ( I have a rapid fire Steyr LP50). I get about one or two bad pellets per 500. Considering that they are less than half the price, I'll deal with two bad pellets per 500.
What others should know:It would be nice if they were available in bulk packs of a few thousand in a box. I throw a lot of tins away.