Daisy Precision Max .22 Cal, 14.0 Grains, Pointed, 250ct
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Things I liked:Price only Things I would have changed:They came so dirty and none hit the target where i aimed. Only hit my target when i was about 30 feet away any more than that the pellet starts to spin off a diffrent direction What others should know:Found that it works ok for very close range shooting but thats all. I would not ever use these to sight in a scope ever. Things I liked:These are very inexpensive pellets. If you're looking to shoot a bunch, this is a decent choice, but they may hang up in some autoloaders. Things I would have changed:The quality control. It's very poor. Sometimes, you have to coerce the pellets into the chamber. What others should know:I shoot these out of my Benjamin HB22 at cans, at up to 25 yards. They do the job for plinking. If you just plink cans with your gun, these are just fine for that from what I can tell. If you're trying to shoot groups at a rifle, don't use these. The groups will not be anywhere near as tight as you'd like. Just leave these for shooting clay disks, pottery, or cans. At about three dollars for 250, it's a pretty decent deal. Show Other ReviewsCreate an online review and share your thoughts with other customers
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Things I would have changed:These are the dirtyest, most deformed pellets I have ever seen. I have a can in .177 that were horrible. For some reason, I thought I'd give them another try, this time in .22 cal. NOPE. They were WORSE than the .177's! Deformed skirts are the NORM. It took me 120 pellets sorted through and hand picked to find 10 good ones for accuracy potential. (Still not that great, even when hand picked) I done this in both the .177 pile I had for the Crosman 760, and the .22's I just got in for my new Crosman Nitro Venom rifle I just got from Pyramid. The BEST hand picked, washed pick of the litter with a clean barrel 5 shot group I got with these at 30 yards was 2.75". I then shot a UNSORTED group, just picking pellets randomly out of the tin, and got a 4.9" shot group. :-/ I then switched to the Eun Jin .22 Cal. 32.4 Grain pointed pellet without cleaning the barrel and fired a 5 shot 1.25" group!