Daisy Precision Max .177 Cal, 7.8 Grains, Wadcutter, 500ct

Things I liked: Very inexpensive pellet. Consistency is good considering price. Very accurate pellet. Occassional bent skirts are not that important when you consider they usually form fit to the rifling during travel down the barrel.

Things I would have changed: Bulk packaging (i.e. 2500 pellets per paper box). I throw away a lot of tins. It would seem to me that half the price of the pellets is the cost of the tin.

What others should know: I did some very critical bench tests with a Steyr LP50 in a clamped gun mount for rock steady shooting. Tested many brands from RWS to H&N and R10's. The difference between the worst and best group was less than half the diameter of the pellet head !!!! The X ring of the ten ring is the diameter of a pellet so this difference in group size could make a difference in a match. Bottom line is that the Daisey is the most accurate practice pellet for the money.

Things I liked: They are inexpensive....big time.Did I say I like the price.I wish they could make a Superdome clone...that would be nice.

Things I would have changed: Clean them up a little more.Yes QC is lacking some times.But Shipping could be a factor...on the bent skirt not the oil.

What others should know: OK.I bought a Diana 35 and tried a few different pellets,to my surprise it liked these.I mean like in putting the pellets in a aspirin size hole at 15 yards.I kinda like that.So I bought a bunch!Yes some are bent,not that many in the tins I got.The price makes it worth it to try them in your airgun.They even take a large bird "Dove" size at 27 yards.Not bad for a 10 fpe airgun.I say worth a try.If your airgun likes them you Win!Do not under estimate a flat top pellet.