Daisy Precision Max, .177 Reviews

Extremely accurate out of my rifle. And very affordable. Low cost + highly accurate = more time practicing, less frustration, & better shooting when it counts. They're not my my first choice when shooting my P17, but they're still one of my top choices, and definitely the most affordable. Also, they weigh & fly almost exactly the same as both RedFires and Daisy Hollow Points, meaning you can use these for shooting paper, then switch to Reds or HPs for hunting or pest control without having to adjust your sights.

Print the weight on the tin. It's irritating having to look it up online.

Like many people, I picked up a tin of Daisy Pointed pellets at Walmart bc they were cheap and wound up being pretty disappointed. After that, I avoided Daisy pellets for awhile. Then one day, I needed some wadcutters on short notice. These are the only wadcutters the nearby hardware store carries. They've since become my favorite wadcutters and one of my favorite pellets in general for my rifle.

I've used Pyramid Air several times over the past couple of years. There my #1 air gun supplier. Great customer service and prompt shipping of the products.

Good Quality. Pellets are clean and shiny. No residues or pieces of lead or dirt inside the container. Each tin is securely protected with nice styrofoam for shipment.

Excellent product.

Good price. Economical for enthusiastic paper targets shooting, and plinking. For pest control, hunting, I'd rather choose Destroyer, Pointed, Domed, Slugs or Hollow Points. These Daisy pellets ( Qty. 500 rounds ) are made in Spain. Good quality, good price.

Clean, decent sizing, inexpensive

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I use these in my P17, 1377 and 2027 in my shop at 10 yards they are very accurate at this range, good inexpensive practice pellet.

Quality and price for training

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price is right

they are fine for what they are being used for

Pyramyd Air does a great job with shipping.

Good cheap ammo.

I could wish a lot but the price, what can I say? Cheap fun so if a few are fat or there is some dust in the tin what about it.

Using for five yard indoor range and work fine. Fit better in the P1 than the P17 which isn’t going to surprise anyone who has a P17 as it’s a bit fiddly to load anyway. Was able to wap some metal fence posts from various ranges on the occasional walk out and about. For pistol plinking these are good enough.

Best price for pellets I have found yet

Not particularly uniform size wise

Buy cheap buy in bulk and spend more time shooting. Regardless of the pellets Im shooting I am becoming a better marksman because I can shoot every night. Gives me the trigger time to become better than I thought possible.

Cost effective good for indoor plinking. Well packaged and a lot of bang for the buck at the distance we are plinking at indoors.

Sizing is not consistent. Some run larger and make it hard to load the P17. I can usually stuff the fatties into the P1 so they aren't wasted. They shoot straight enough so good for what we do with them in our tiny five yard range

Pyramid Air takes great care packaging so that pellets dont arrive all dinged up. Great pricing too, I may be more inclined to buy H&N excite wad cutters as they are more consistent sizing, however, I wouldnt balk at buying these in bulk if the other ones arent available.

An incredible value in a pellet. They are fairly accurate and quite inexpensive. I have had excellent results with these in my P1, Crosman 1377, SIG P320 ASP and Webley Vulcan springer. The price is $1 a tin less than the H&N Econ Excite II that I previously used for my practice pellets and I liked the Excite II.

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Buy a lot of them, they go quick!

Excellent option for plinking fun.

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These load well and have enough accuracy for plinking small metal targets

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Better accuracy. These were easily the worst pellets I tested. Tried 10 different pellets in my Daisy 853, and these consistently printed the largest groups, about 1/2" at 10 yards, more than double what several other pellets were doing.

Any Crosman Premier pellet, or RWS Hobby pellet do much better. Only accurate rifles are interesting.

Very inexpensive pellet. Consistency is good considering price. Very accurate pellet. Occassional bent skirts are not that important when you consider they usually form fit to the rifling during travel down the barrel.

Bulk packaging (i.e. 2500 pellets per paper box). I throw away a lot of tins. It would seem to me that half the price of the pellets is the cost of the tin.

I did some very critical bench tests with a Steyr LP50 in a clamped gun mount for rock steady shooting. Tested many brands from RWS to H&N and R10's. The difference between the worst and best group was less than half the diameter of the pellet head !!!! The X ring of the ten ring is the diameter of a pellet so this difference in group size could make a difference in a match. Bottom line is that the Daisey is the most accurate practice pellet for the money.

Very inexpensive

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Theses pellets are perfect for shooting my replica airgun pistols or other pellet guns that I just shoot for fun. They are a great cheep pellet for plinking when I don't want to use up my expensive pellets. I always keep several tins around.

They are inexpensive....big time.Did I say I like the price.I wish they could make a Superdome clone...that would be nice.

Clean them up a little more.Yes QC is lacking some times.But Shipping could be a factor...on the bent skirt not the oil.

OK.I bought a Diana 35 and tried a few different pellets,to my surprise it liked these.I mean like in putting the pellets in a aspirin size hole at 15 yards.I kinda like that.So I bought a bunch!Yes some are bent,not that many in the tins I got.The price makes it worth it to try them in your airgun.They even take a large bird "Dove" size at 27 yards.Not bad for a 10 fpe airgun.I say worth a try.If your airgun likes them you Win!Do not under estimate a flat top pellet.

I really like the way these Daisy Precision Max .177 fit into my Anshutz club 8001. I tried some of the the other Wadcutters and found that the fit was a bit tight and in some cases I had to push really hard to get the pellet in. The Daisy Precision Max is an excellent fit for Anshutz Club 8001. I have not used them in other rifles and cannot say if the fit is good or bad, but for the Anshutz club 8001 this pellet is the best you can use in my opinion. I did find some distorted shaped pellets in the container and because of this I only give a 4 stars. Just make sure the pellet is not bend or damaged before loading.

This is an excellent pellet for the Anshutz Club 8001 so I would not change anything about it

I found that .177 pellets vary a bit and you should pay close attention to the fit of the pellet to make sure it is the right fit for the rifle you are using.

Great price.

A lot of deformed pellets in the tin (10-15%).

I had a Daisy 953 once, that really liked these. But none of my other pellet guns ever did.

prompt service and your great deal on buying 4 and getting one free when it comes to pellets

nothing,if it ain't broke don't fix it.

great site,especially the videos and useful information about airguns

Price, screw on lid

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I use these for just plinking they are nice for shooting at balloons.

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Great for multi pump or break barrel guns. Holds accuracy even up to 50 yards and still has enough power to punch a hole in a small tin tomato sauce can out of a break barrel rated at 1200 fps with PBA rounds.