Page 3 - Daisy Precision Max, .177 Reviews

These pellets are of a very good quality, accurate and with a good price.

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Best for plinking and target shooting but you can also use them for pest control...
Also they are great for pistols that have a Rotary Clips .

Great value, screw top tin, shape similar to Beeman H&N match and Laser Sport

Nothing if the price goes up.

This is my plinking & practice pellet. These pellets are a little smaller in head & skirt diameter than Beeman Laser Sports. Sizing is not as consistent as the Laser Sports, but then the price is a lot less, too.

However, I easily shoot "clover leafs" and one hole groups with my Daisy (Gamo) 130A at 10 meters. My tuned Gamo Hunter 220 also handles these well, but not quite as accurate - more clover-leafs than one holes.

Occasionally, I'll get a flyer - still not bad for a practice pellet. I can usually "feel" a "bad" pellet in my Hunter since the breech is a little tighter than my Daisy.

No chrony, but my Daisy is considered 800 fps max so I'm guessing about 700 fps with this pellet. My Gamo Hunter chronyed about 950 fps with 7.5 grain pellets, so once again I'm guessing these 7.8's are about 900 fps.

Overall, these are great, inexpensive pellets with acceptable quality.

Work Great for Daisy Models! Dead on accuracy!

Less led!

I perfer these over Crosman and Beeman Pellets

I use them to informal League shooting at my club and for pratice (10 Meter) in my basement range. Had no problem getting 1/2 inch groups when sighting in use a shooting rest.

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I used them in my Gamo Shadow 1000 rated at 1,000 fps without problems.

they are cheap and shoot well

they are a little small and arent very pointed. a lot of the pellets that come in here are dented.

they get led all over things, but do what they are supposed to do. if you have a cheap or medium pellet gun, get them.

Price accuracy! After seeing some of the other reviews, I had little hope for these, but these guys shoot with few flyers, and I can knock the center bullseye (which is almost the same size as a pellet) out from 16yds with my daisy shadow 880. I'm beginning to wonder if my gun just likes these just because their made by daisy.

There is a lot of unwanted lead in this container, which get caught in the pellets skirts making some of them useless.

I would say these are defiantly worth the price, and they seem to fire good in my daisy gun.

less than a penny each, compared to 3-4 cents each for kodiaks, and 1.5cents for premiers ( of the same calibre)

NEVER BUY THESE! Go for premiers or Beemans , even if they cost more! EVERY PELLET IS DIFFERENT! In my RWS 34, they get 2'' groups while EVERY OTHER PELLET is atleast 1/4in, including cheap crosman pointeds. These dont even punch clean holes, with my 34 or my old 747 i used to have.

the only use for these is MABEY breaking in springers

THIS AMMO IS VERY GOOD FOR GUNS WHICH SHOOT UNDER 900 F.P.S. GOOD UNIT PRICE, AND I USE IT IN ALL MY LOW VELOCITY RIFLES AND HANDGUNS.

THIS PELLET TUMBLES WHEN IT REACHES HIGH VELOCITIES.

THIS IS A LEAD AMMUNITION, SO IT WILL SHOOT A LITTLE SLOWER THAN A PBA ROUND

These are good over all pellets for practice or just having fun.

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what surprised me was these pellets are soft enough to squeese the skirts in your hands,and yet they will penetrate a phone book just as deep as some of the expensive brands! They may not meet some peoples standards but I havent had any problems with them.

There are 500 pellets.

I don't know how daisy make there pellets but they need to do just about everything different.

These are by far the worst pellets I have come across. Every pellet is unique which is a bad thing. I would not recommend these pellets to anyone.

coating on pellets

They are not very uniform, a lot of mis-shaped pellets.

Accuracy is average.