Page 2 - Daisy Max Precision, .177 Reviews

Quality control. I found these pellets to be very uniform - no mishapen, oversized or undersized. Skirt substantial - no premature denting or collapse in tin. Good grouping at 20 feet. Enviable deformation characteristics. In pistol - supeior deformation compared to Crosman Destroyer, pointed SSP, or pointed hunting pellets. Almost as perfect deformation as rifle propelled Premium hollow tip.

Nothing.

For air pistol applications, give them a try.

The price, Cheapest pellets i could find.

I shot these through my Beeman RS2 and they were terrible. Most of my shots wouldn't even land on my target, to the point where i thought my gun or scope was busted.

Spend a couple extra dollars, don't waste your time with these

THERE IS NOTHING TO LIKE ABOUT THESE PELLETS.

EVERYTHING.

DO NOT BUY THESE PELLETS. THEY ARE BY FAR THE LEAST ACCURATE PELLETS I HAVE EVER SEEN.

There Super Cheap

Everything

I got these to start out shooting my new air rifle. I wasn't hitting anything so i thought i got a junk rifle. i decided to try out the GAMO multi pack with a bunch of differant types of ammo, and once those were being put through it i was hitting everything. The Daisy Precesion Max ammo is a waste of money and makes you feel like a bad shot, when all that it really is, is poorly made pellets. Maybe these will be good with a red ryder at 5 feet. maybe.

nothing

everything

They cannot hold a group worth a darn. This pellet is a load of b.s.

Nothing

I cannot load these into my gun without the skirt bending. A small sliver comes off of them right as I push them into the barrel, even when using minimal force, and then the skirt bends completely when I close the entry hole. Every shot taken with these is off.

not much they transfer energy very welland are cheep

every thing. dirty and all misshapen i dont think ill ever get these again

very inaccurate in any of my 3 guns soo i would not recomend these

good for just shooting at some paper.

These pellets are super dirty, they leave a ton of lead residue in your barrel and u have to clean it very often or risk damaging your rifling and jamming pellets. the lead is very soft, and the skirts of many of the pellets were bent and misshapen.

i dont talk about accuracy because pellets work different in every gun. these i would spend a few more bucks and get some crosman premiers.

hey these things are good, deadly too. 2nd pigeon shot was with one of these. has execellent penatrating power. and well made round not much deformities in my tin

these are very dirty rounds, they will dirty your barrel fast. and your fingers. lighter pellet ,so for me a lil out there. but when they hit, expect damage with a 1000fps riffle

nothing these pellets are awful the shot all over the place in my beeman 177 rs2. they never even formed a group of any kind.

the tin is awful wen i was unscrewing it it bent.

dont waste your money on these. u get what u pay 4, which is hardly anything

Inexpensive. Fine for plinking.

The crosman pointed pellets seem to shoot better in my Remington Airmaster 77.

Off an indoor bench at 10 meters these produced groups that were between .6 and 2" from an airmaster 77 (crosman 2100). Average was @ 1.25 inchs. The crosman pointed pellets outperformed them averaging closer to .8 inch.

They gave descent grouping, have had 10 or so squirrel kills with them.

the skirts are not very durable, compared to the crossman destroyers which took a lot of force to crush the skirt the daisy max precisions however were easily bent and deformed.

get other pellets like the beeman extra heavy kodiaks those leave even better groupings

Nothing at all, I dont know if they are meant for cheap $30 BB guns that also shoot pellets or what but these things are worthless, groupings at 10m looked like shotgun scatter

EVERYTHING, the tin they came in to start, I had to put the bottom half in a vice and use a quick clamp on the top half to open it, I would change whatever machine the factory uses to make these worthless pellets, I would also change the name "precision max" is a slap in the face.

I bought these to use on a brand new spring airgun that shoots around 610fps and I thought I got a lemon gun, the groupings at 10m looked like a shotgun pattern with not one pellet hitting the center bulls eye. After spending 2 hours straight adjusting the iron sites with no luck I was about to order a new gun and give mine away until I looked closer at the pellets and noticed no 2 skirts looked alike, they where all deformed and would bend with just the slightest pressure put on them with my index finger and thumb. So I went to wally world and bought some crosman pointed pellets and tried those, it took me 3 shots to adjust the sites to the center bulls eye and EVERY shot hit right where I aimed with deadly accuracy, groupings with the crosman were 1/4" , Just to assure these daisy pellets are junk I set a new target up with my sites already dialed in and sure enough it looked like the shotgun scatter again not one pellet hitting the bulls eye where I was aiming.

I now have a scope on my rifle and just today I was shooting at an empty spray paint can on its side 40m away and I could see the pellets hitting all around it - to the left, up above, to the right. After 5 shots that all missed I tried a crosman pellet and DING hit it first try and consistently after that. DO NOT BUY THESE

SHAPE AND RESULTS

The cheap tin! Difficult to open and close. Threads dont line up well.

Out of all the many different pellet styles and brands I have tried, these are my "go to" pellets. Ive had better results with these for close range varmit than any other so far. Dont know why, dont care. they get the job done as quickly as possible!

Good penetration, good accuracy, I was able to get 5\18in (just smaller than 1\4in) groupings, (from 15-18ft, all I get are flyers farther than that) Amazing price. Also, these pellets seem to already be lubed (lead residue usually isn't slimy, is it?) for more speed. Also, these just look plain awesome.

These don't seem to be the most reliable pellet, about every third shot is 1\4in off target. As far as I can tell, from 40-48ft, these are hopelessly inaccurate, but maby I'm just shaky today.

These are VERY cheep, accurate, and hard hitting pellets, for the money.

Out of my Remington Summit these beauties fire pretty hot, but stay under supersonic (guessing around 1075-1100). The damage they do is quite impressive in comparison to rounds like the Gamo Supermag pointed pellets, and even seems to rival the damage of Crosman's Hollow points. The grouping ability of them I'm not quite sure on yet, but it seems to be pretty accurate at 30 yards which is all the more I ever have to shoot for varmints.

The tins these are in feel like Frankenstein screwed them closed, and the pellets aren't quite as uniform as I prefer, having a few burs or slight deformities on the skirts, and some of the tips appear slightly different.

These are great out of the Remington Summit, and considering they share the same bore with any Crosman I figure they would do just as well. I've read a few reports on these pellets saying they slip into the bore too easily, whereas in mine it's a bit harder to get them in fully in comparison to Crosman Hollows. Always remember that different brands of pellet rifles have slightly different bores, and that pellet selection is important not only for what it's used for, but the actual barrel itself since some are far tighter than others.

These pellets are very accurate in higher power airguns. I have a remington summit and they work great in it. Power is great to. Knocked a dove out of a tree at 50 yards. hats the furthest I have shot with them.

Make them in 22 cal.

Great pellet for huning and knock down power. Expansion was great on them.

the shape was very nice it seemed to look like a very high quality pellet the uniformity and weight seemed great. I shot verg good groups with it at about 15 to 20 yards and i got 3/4in, groups which was nice.

I found that they are very dark and it looked like they had alot of lead residue. I wiped some with a cloth and alot of lead wiped of. I would consider washing them first. The skirt is pretty short and all the weight is at the very tip which i dont like id rather have a long skirt and the lead distributed throughout the whole pellet.

If you want these just for shooting targets and just playing around these pellets are prefect because they are cheap. I will try these pellets at a longer distance 40-60 yards and display the results in a different review.

Good sharp point uniform skirt and head

The skirt was way too small for the bore of the rifle resulting in bad groups and many flyers

not great pellets for target shooting or hunting. great for cheap plinking

They were cheap and easy to find

The diameter was below average and loose fit all my guns. I could not find a single gun that could deliver decent groups with this pellet, not even my son's daisy. Frankly I have rarely had this bad of performance from any other pellet.

I would spend a little more and get a better product. Even economy gun owners will be happier with the results. As for me, I will melt these down for fishing weights.