Daisy Dial-A-Pellet .177 Cal, 300ct

Perfect box.

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Good accuracy.

Good way to try a few different kinds of pellets for cheap. Wadcutters and HPs are accurate.

Pointed pellets are garbage. Pellets are difficult to remove using the "dialing" lid, better to just take it off.

I shot these through my Daisy 880 with a cheap Tasco scope using 8 pumps from varying distances from 5-25 yards. I was also testing Crosman pointed pellets. The wadcutters and crosman pointed were very accurate, and the HP were almost as good. The pointed were terrible. So in reality you are only getting 200 useable pellets.

reusable container

get rid of the pointed pellets.

first of all these are bottom line if not below, skirts are easy to damage and they are very loose. The HP and the wadcutters are not too shabby on grouping they were within 1-1/2 in groups at 25 yds. overall these things are not worth it but just to shoot at with short distances. Better pellets out there for the price.

Good variety and good price.

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Tried these in my Crosman Fury and Daisy 880 at 10 meters. The accuracy with the Daisy 880 was very good but with the Fury only the Hollow points shot accurately.

These all performed well in my 2 older Daisy 880 pumps, nice groups.

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Tryed them in a Crosman Fury and a Crosman Fury 2 (1200 fps break barrels) the Hollow Points shot excellent groups!!! The Pointed and the Wad Cutters not good at all, very loose groups.

This is a good primer to see what pellet shape matches best to your pellet gun.

I would recommend these were in seperat sample tubes.

I recommend some film or pill bottles to sthe pellets seperately.

Great selection obviously. The three kinds of ammo I use all the time.

Hard to get out of box but if you focus it will work.

Cheap. Has three different kinds of pellets.

They are dirty. Inaccurate. This packaging is not convenient.

These are the worst pellets I have used. You can find them super cheap, but they go all over the place. The pointed ones are the worst of the bunch. I just cannot understand a well known brand like Daisy would put there name on these things. I have a IZH-61 and a Crosman 66 (cheap pump action). It works better on the crossman, but really pay a couple bucks more if you want to have fun. Cheap is pointless if it is so inconsistant as to never be sure if you missed due to the pellet or skill.

Well they are cheap, paid 2.48 at the big W store, not much of a selection where I live. They shoot,and they fit in my Stoeger X20 pretty well,they are not to accurate, good for tin cans, did I say cheap?

Better package, pretty beat-up, some dented skirts, very dirty.

They really do shoot pretty fair out of my rifle, after all no pellets is a real bummer,if you can get a better pellet, I ordered Tech Force and Crosman from Pyramyd Air, Best place on the web for price and quality, also got my X-20 from them, go Pyramyd Air!

the consistency of the pellets, the soft lead, the price

quality control of pellets, the number per variety

these pellets are not as bad as most say they are. i got below 1 in groups with the hollow points and wadcutters. the pointed gave a spread out 2 1/2 in group. but the QC is a problem. they are all scratched up all the time and looks like a 5 year old was handing them. that makes them start to fly bad at 25 yards. the wads give a tight group at 25 yards but 2 out of 5 pellets become fliers. and as for hunting, these pellets are good for that, for i shot a grey squirrel in the jaw with the hollow points, and a dove yesterday with a shot through the base of the wing into the vitals.
using a storm XT with a centerpoint 6x32 compact AO mildot scope.