Page 2 - Daisy Precision Max, .22 Reviews

My tuned Chinese B-3 loves them! I’m think the soft lead and thin skirt let it catch The rifle ling better, hard hitting too. Dime sized groups at 10m.

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If the black coating give you a problem, just take a rag with you shooting, not a big thing for me

they are a good price and shoot great at 20 yrds 1.5 ins at 30 yards same

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best buy in pellets anywhere

Good especially for the price

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Same hole at 25 feet with my Crosman 2240. Mushroom really well.

These pellets have come a long way. I use to use em plinking or during a break in but they have improved quality control a lot, and they are now IMHO one of the best diabolo wadcutters on the market in .22 Shoot great in Beeman, Techforce, and Benjamin, rifles as well as the 2240 crosman air pistol pack a wallop and I love the expansion..Try a tin on your next order at this price what ya got to lose

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Havent had a deformed pellet out of the last 1000 ive shot they are cleaner too!

These are the cheapest priced pellets I could find and work OK as break-in pellets for new and rebuilt springers.

Make them more consistent in size and with a larger skirt diameter.

These pellets shoot all over the place with every 22 caliber airgun I own except for a Beeman 1073. For some reason the Beeman likes these cheap pellets and they are surprisingly accurate with just an occasional flyer. But in all my other airguns, both springers and PCPs, these pellets are terrible. I bought them to break in a springer after a reseal and they work fine for that because they are easy to load.

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I shoot these through a 1377 converted to .22 with a 14.5" barrel. I also shoot them through a 2260 and 2240. I found that these guns like them very much. I also shoot the hollow points in .22 and they perform very well.

Very cheap, and seemed pretty consistent.

My 1377 loves the Daisy pellet, so I thought I would try these for my Discovery .22. They are so-so, not real accurate in my gun

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these work well in both my 1377c & 2240 due to the shorter skirt, I find them very accurate, these are not my only pellets but do make a clean hole on paper, I like them

New tin new pellet.Cleaner more uniform not a better price in a wadcutter in .22 great expansion

weight. feeds well, price, deadly at bird feeder range.

pretty good as is @ 10 meters

after much trial & error, I settled on the Daisy .22 W/C's. I shoot 10 meter, with a scoped crosman 1322 w/14.5" barrel and a scoped .22 2240 w/12" barrel. So far the daisy w/cutters shoot within a dime at 10 meters in both guns. crosman h/p's are over the place in the 1322, but work well in the 2240. I just shoot the daisy's now and am satisfied with the results. different guns will shoot different, it pays to experiment. The w/c's are deadly on starlings, you don't need to worry about expansion like a h/p. Also bolt action guns are critical about pellet length, the Daisy w/c's are just right in these guns. I'll continue to use them until someone shows me something better? at a decent price.

Excellent uniformity. I use these for practicing Bullseye and find them to be both the least-expensive and as accurate as any other .22 wad cutter pellet (perhaps even the best!).

The only very minor gripe I have is that the tin lids do not seal as well as some other brands. I shoot from another tin with a better screw-on lid.

I use these in my heavily modded Crosman 2240 and feel there is no better pellet at any price.

I was impressed with the prompt delivery of my order and the care taken with the packaging. Thanks!....Wes

Some of the pellet skirts are not uniform. Could use better quality control or possibly a different container for the pellets? Thanks.....Wes

The price I paid for the Daisy .22 flat nosed pellets was the best value for the money I've found! This pellet shoots the best patterns in my old pump Daisy Power Line 922 without the expense. Thanks!....Wes

There cheap and the only pellet I have found so far that will shoot half way decent in my Crosman 2200 Magnum. There may be another pellet out there that will shoot better but not at this price. Good enough for plinking and shooting cans.

Quality control could be better but what can you expect for the price.

These are perfect pellets to keep on hand for breaking in a new gun, And with rhe tight fit and velocity, it takes care of those deformed skirts when shot through the talon magnum, very accurate I guess they staighten out with this massive power... shoots good groups with this gun for plinking and just as well as the premieres believe it or not I can see your scepticism but ive run a few hundred theough and I cant believe it myself

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These are soft lead pellets and that means two things the skirts are off centered a lot of the time but as tight as they fit in the talon the air pressure must straighten them out cause they shoot good. if you have this gun get a tin next time you order something whats to lose. I always use em in a new gun because they shoot loose groups anyway first 50 or so but tighten up and shoot good in this gun and being soft makes a massive wound channel at 950 fps

CHEAP SOFT make a great wildcatter

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The problem with these is skirt deformation and various weights and inaccuracy.I got 3000 of these thats right 12 tins and I figured id just use em to chrony or mindlessy break in a new .22 because they shot all over the place Then I discovered something and this will only work with these pellets in a .22 caliber springer youd ruin a .177 and I wouldnt try it in a .25....Put in a pellet,then put in a standard bb in the skirt carefully push it in close the gun with the muzzle down and you can even reopen it to make sure the bb seated in the skirt there is plenty of room for the bb and it seals up the skirt, Fab accuracy and penetration they shoot flat, the bb at 5.1 grains brings the total to 19.4 gr 14.3 +5.1 =19.4 and they shoot great ,flat and carry a longer distance at fantastic accuracy This will only work with the daisy .22 .flat nose due to balance. I am not suggesting that anyone do this I simply know that I did and the results was fab with my spring loaded rifle.remember not to be tried with any other brand or caliber due to shape. I just shot 100 otherwise worthless pellets and was hitting eggs consistantly every time at 75 ft/25 yrds I,ll be surprised if this gets published but I like to help people cause others have helped me by reading reviews

Very surprised at the accuracy and quality of these pellets. The graphite is added to prevent leading will not harm you in fact protects you from the lead just wash up afterwards..

Nothing had one bad skirt in a pack Can not beat the price nowhere,, NOWHERE..

You can get a bad run of any pellet meaning things happen such as pellets on the bottom of a manufactured pile weighihg hundreds of pounds might get deformed, That doesnt mean they all are bad..

ALL AWESOME for the price , shoot very good in my Benjamin XP Trail at 25 yards (75 ft ) not a miss on a pop can

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I was using the Beeman .22 wadcutters and they are great weighing about a grain more. Didn't even change the scope and was hitting consistantly 5 for 5 which is the amount shot , shooting a the remains of a pop can I had shoot earlier with the Beemans.Great plinking rounds at about 1/2 the price.All brands have dingers in them even the expensive ones,,, only found one terrible dent in one skirt and it came out by putting the point of a .177 in the hole removing the. 177 pellet after spreading it of course. Tiny dents will not matter in my opinion due to no lack of accuracy for shots fired and besides the air pressure when shot spreads the skirt thats how rifled air guns get the pressure.against the breach..

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i shoot these in a 1yr old beeman rs1 at 25'. i can hit a cherry tomato with iron sights. they are very accurate.

Not bad ammo for the money... I've got over 50 airguns, most are .22 cal. and I was surprised at how many of my guns shoot these well. I used to buy these locally until they became unavailable here. I own more guns that 'like' these pells than most Crosman-brand ammo (again, most of my experience is with .22s)

Same tired old saw, but the finger-blackening lube is a little disconcerting. I got used to it...

Look, I read some posts where a shooter tries these in a single gun, doesn't get good results and condemns the pells as "unacceptable". Airguns can be quite ammo sensitive and often require experimenting to find compatible pells. All I know is that I've tried these pellets (in .22) in over a dozen rifles and pistols, and alot of my guns like them, grouping well on paper out to abt 30+ yds. Discard the ones with bent skirts and keep on shooting!

I shoot these out of a Crosman 2300 custom shop pistol. At 75' they are almost as good as the 13.43 grain Falcon which I find to be the top performer. The Daisys' are a little dirty but they are cheap , accurate, and a good backup when you run out of the high price spread. They also come with a screw cap.

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