Daisy Max Speed .177 Cal, 9.1 Grains, Round Nose, 100ct

Steel ball tip, and the light weight.

Please polish them up a bit at the factory.

They need to be washed before use, but not really a big deal. A great punch for the money.

Got a bird in the eye with these. Using my 12 year old crossman 760.

Don't know why the lead part looks so chalky.

The steel tip ejects on impact most of the time.

Pellets are clean and reasonably free of lead dust and other debris. The pellets are mfg. in Spain and so is my rifle. The pellets are consistent in their grouping which seems to mean that the quality control is far ahead of others. At 750 fps, these pellets will take down most barn yard varmints at distance of 50 feet.

"If it ain't broke, don't fix it".

PyramydAir has always had them in stock and ship right away.

An update here ... I have since found several pellets to be bigger or smaller than the average. A few were noticably bigger and had to be pressed pretty hard to be inserted into my Beeman RS2's barrel.

More uniformity in the size of pellets.

I finally used these on my 30 yard range with some very strange results ... from 23 yards to 30 yards the groups opened up from 3/4 of an inch to 3+ inches. Many were keyholed on the target so obviously they became unstable in flight. Perhaps because of the Beeman's power. They still shoot very well in my Daisy 008 and Crosman 357.

The looks, the consistancy, the penetration and for sure the price. My rifle, a Beeman RS2 is sighted in for 30 yards with Beeman 10.65 Kodiac Match pellets. These seem to hit about an inch low to point of aim, which kind of surprised me as they are 1.5 grains lighter.

Maybe the container. It is cute but a pellet gets jambed in the opening from time to time. Not a big deal really ...

I just shot a 3/4" group at 23 yards with my Beeman RS2. I wasn't able to use my usual 30 yard range and had to rig a rest out of cinder block. I wasn't completely comfortable but found out what I needed to know, these pellets are accurate out of this gun. Also they shoot real good out of my Crosman 357 and Daisy 008. All in all, a darn good all round pellet. I will test these under better conditions at 30 yards and get back. One more thing ... Pyramyd still #1!!!

Very inexpensive wadcutter pellets of about 7.5 grains weight. Reasonably good finish, short skirts, few deformations.

Unfortunately, there is significant size variance. In the Beeman P17, Benjamin Trail and Ruger Blackhawk in which I have used them, few fit snugly, most fit loosely and some fall straight through the barrel from the breech in the course of loading.

Grouping is much coarser and fliers much more frequent than with Beeman coated, Crosman competition and RWS Basic wadcutters. The flight of some of these Daisies is downright erratic.

While the price was right, the quality was not there for 10m target shooting. Might be okay for plinking large items such as plastic bottles. I have relegated them to break-in shooting for new airguns, for which purpose they get the job done and are cheaper than the other pellets mentioned above.

Not recommended except for break-in shooting.

They are very accuate and have very good penatration the cost is very good

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give them a try

the steel tips and the weight. i tested them by shooting at some soft/warm duct seal and they dont just penetrate well but actually begin expanding like a hollow point once the ball come loose

the container. a lot of mine were really deformed i think from shaking around. change the gimicky container and add more per tin

i ordered these just for fun not expecting much but was SHOCKED at how crappy they looked. covered in oxidation and lots of damaged skirts. i uploaded some pics. take a look

Nice flat trajectory, accurate,good hunting pellet,

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If your gun is set for crosman ultramagnum .177 10.5 gr. with good groups then these are tac drivers.I can hit a pebble at 75 ft or a small bird at 100ft with open sights.Nice long flat trajectory..plus the penetrstion.too expensive for plinking me thinks

Excellent penetration. Less expensive than similar steel penetrators. Accuracy averaged 5/8 at 10 meters with Crossman springer with best of 5/16.

wieght varied +/- 0.2 gn., size varied by .002. Alot of lead dust. Found average of one unfinished pellet per 100.

Overall, I liked the performance and purchased another 1000 for plinking. If you're looking for an "AP" round that will shoot through light steel at 950 fps, this is a great bang for the buck.