Daisy Max Precision, .177 Reviews

These are a decent cheap plinking pellet. It will shoot pretty regular fliers with every group though.

It needs to be more consistent pellet to pellet.

Varmints beware....

Cheap.

Not consistent. Warped. Inaccurate.

You get what you pay for and with these you don't pay much. For just playing around they are maybe okay. Can fragment inside your gun though so watch out for that.

These pellets are fairly consistent in shape and weight. My Crosman 66 seems to love these pellets as far as accuracy is concerned.

Maybe if there were a better way to package them to prevent skirts from damage from jostling.

These are very soft pellets and some times some of the skirts are damaged from them being jostled in shipping, or other handling. So it helps to inspect your pellets before loading, and use a lite touch with these.

didn't like these pellets there very dirty,most have a deformed skirt,fit in breech of rifle loosely,most inconsistent shooting ever.

they are cheap 3 dollars a tin,better off buying crosman pellets or beeman pellets

I bought a few tins of the beeman model 1222 hollow point pellets and these fit very snug in the breach of my gamo big cat 1250 and they shoot very well.

Got a new Beretta PX4 Storm and was trying a whole bunch of pellets while struggling to find something that was accurate. Shockingly these are very nearly as accurate as the RWS Meisterkugeln Pistol in my gun! I now use these for everyday plinking.

There's the occasional off-shaped pellet, and they make my fingers far dirtier than other pellets, but for the money I really can't complain!

Nothing.Cheao to season a rifle with thats about it.

everything better dyes and what nots

do not shoot straight.Tried em with my tr77 and wasnt getting any good groups switched to some crosman pellets and dead on.

great for plinking and just shooting around

inconsistency and size,these things range in weight , fit, and size all together and are extremely inconsistent.

i am using a crosman fury none nitro piston .17 cal

The price, and graphics on the tin they came in

Quality control at the manufacturer

With a Walther Talon magnum at 35 yards could NOT hold a 2 foot circle. do NOT waste your money on these pellets.

The foam inside the can was pretty neat idea. Other then that these SUCK!!! I was tried sighting my Gamo Big cat in with these pellets last year and thought my scope was bad. Wasn't the case. I ran out of pellets and found these pieces of junk and thought I'd give them one more try today. You can not hold a group out at 20 yards. no consistency at all. I'll never be buying anything daisy again.

Consistency.

Always good for what I use it for considering the fact that I'm an a 11 year old boy.

I like the price.

Calling them Max Precision

I have to say, I would rather have the money I payed for them.

The tin screw lid and the price, naturally. These are 1.18 cents each. I use them in a CO 2 Crosman 1077 to plink dog food heavy tin cans. The magazine emptys fast as you know but they are perfect with the grandkids over for family fun. At 7.2 gm. it puts a hole in the steel can.

Nothing, maybe make the skirt a little bigger so the fit the magazine or chamber in my pellet gun tighter.

These pellets are available nearly everywhere.

The handy tin. That's all.

Make them accurate enough to be of use for something.

I only shot three of these out of my new Daisy 880, and they hit randomly all over the target. I was trying to sight in the rifle, but these were of no use to me.
I switched to Crosman Premier and immediately got good target groups with the same rifle.

The tin and the price.

Make them accurate.

These are probably the worst pellets I ever shot. I don't have any guns that will shot them well, even the low powered Daisy 953 and Crosman Raven. They just go all over the place. Don't be lured by the low price. They're just terrible pellets.

Nothing. Maybe I got a bad batch, but they were the worst pellets I've ever shot.I was shooting them in a daisy product a Powerline 1000 that with Crosman Premiers will drive tacks. These were all over the place to the point that I thought my scope was broke. After i figured out that my that it was the pellets not the scope or gun. Took a close look at the pellets and no two are the same. The weights are all over the place.

QUALITY CONTROL

Spend a little more for something else.

comes in a tin is nice they work well in all of my pellet guns.

i would put more pellets in the tin because i bought 4 which is 1000 pellets I'm already done with them i have 3 guns that take pellets only.

the tin they the pellets come in is a good target to shoot at but make sure the gun is about 1000 fps or higher to shoot at the tin.

great quality control. weight and shape are decently good. price

nothing at all

i shoot A LOT of these, mostly because i have easy access to them and they're cheap. the price is very good, i can shoot thousands of these and not worry about how much they are. my airmaster 77 loves them, standing in the bullseye stance at 10 meters with iron sights i can get a 5 shot group that can be covered with the tip of my pinkie.

great quality control. weight and shape are decently good. price

nothing at all

i shoot A LOT of these, mostly because i have easy access to them and they're cheap. the price is very good, i can shoot thousands of these and not worry about how much they are. my airmaster 77 loves them, standing in the bullseye stance at 10 meters with iron sights i can get a 5 shot group that can be covered with the tip of my pinkie.

Very good quality control. Normally I don't like daisy pellets but i tried these today because they were cheap and they turned out to be very good for the price. They are a bit light and accuracy isn't amazing but they would be good for close range hunting or just having fun.

Nothing

The skirt stuck out of the the barrel a little on my Crosman Phantom but you just have to give them a good push with your nail and they go in fine. Not the most accurate pellet i have tried but still very good. I got nickel to quarter sized groups at 15 yards.