Page 4 - Daisy Precision Max, .22 Reviews

Cheap,,OK for close range plinking, I use these to help break a new gun in .I save my good pellets for more serious shooting.

Quality is lacking , Not very uniform. The price is good for what you get !

They may work good in a low powered guns.They get your fingers dirty, think it is graphite, If so it will not harm you.

Cheap universeal fits all .22 air guns

Make the pellets more consistent. Make them more like "real" lead and not play doe; add less graphite makes your hands all dirty

Don't buy this for almost any thing pellets are deformed easily and even though cheap not worth it

fairly accurate cheap good impact on game at close range

quality control definitely needs improvement lid of the tin gets stuck sometimes if it is screwed on too tight graphite coating while improves accuracy and velocity, turns your fingers black

These pellets are cheap and fairly accurate out of my Benjamin 392. A lot of the pellets, the skirts are bent. I use a 177 bb and push it into the skirt, then remove it to straighten the skirt out. This improved the accuracy. I got about a 1 inch group at 25 yards. Not great but ok considering the price. They do have good impact though, taking big chunks of tree bark off the tree I usually shot at and I shot a rabbit at 35 yards and the pellet went in one side and out the other taking the rabbits guts out the exit hole and foinding them several feet away. Pretty graphic. Needless to say, it didn't take 1 hop. That being said, the quality control is sadly lacking. The skirts are bent on a lot and require straightening. the graphite coating while it does improve velocity and accuracy turns your fingers black. Just make sure you wash your hands. Also they tended to get hung up in the breech of my 392 but that gun does that with all flat point pellets and prefers domed pellets anyway. Overall they are ok for close range shooting and pest control considering the price but don't expect great accuracy out of them. My 392 shoots way better with other pellets with a 1 inch group at 40 yards with predator polymer tipped pellets but those are $12 for a tin

These pellets are great for the money. However the quality control is lacking. They are packed tighly in the tin and squish eachother.

I would put them in a bigger tin. They are coated with a strange grafite powder that turns your hand black. Sometimes the lid will not come off if it is screwed on too tight. Finnaly half of the skirts came deformed. Definetly needs improvement.

These pellets are good for short range plinking. I also noticed that they would get hung up in a bolt action gun on the loading ramp. Load them backwards for a cheap hollowpoint.

Consistency and price. The best Daisy has come up with yet.

not much

Decent pellet in most guns.

The price was right., They seem relatively accurate, at least at 25'.

The coating will turn your fingers black.

Once these are used up, I probably won't buy any more.

Fairly reasonably priced, the coating.

Not allow these pellets to get their skirts distorted.

I was surprised at how many of these had damaged skirts, especially considering how thick they are.

The price.

Better quality control, as a large percentage of the pellets in my tins had damaged skirts, even though they are rather thick lead,

These are alright for plinking in my rifle, but I wouldn't expect great accuracy. Get Ram Jets, Exacts, or Superdomes for that.

These pellets are great for just general target practice, they seem to be very consistant at 50 feet...

I would add a little more tickness to to head of the pellet, and put the wieght of the pellet on the container...

I fired these pellets out of a 2250B CrosMan Rifle...

i liked nothing, threw them away didn't even want to practice with such bad junk

size is too large, pellets are awful

these pellets won't hit any thing in a tight group over 10 feet