Crosman Premier Piranha .177 Cal, 10.5 Grains, Hollowpoint, 400ct

Best accuracy in a Daisy 901

Nothing. I realize these have too large of a diameter for some break barrels, but I'm really glad I found them for my little Daisy 901 pump. I tried a total of 7 different pellets, including H&N, JSB, Crosman and Gamo and these easily gave me the best results. I was surprised, since I found them to be less accurate in my Winchester 1100s than other pellets. It just goes to show you need to match the pellet to the specific gun and not rely too heavily on other reviews for other guns.

I have five different air rifles, .177 and .22. All of them are sensitive to the brand/type/weight of pellet and the way you hold/rest the gun, except the three least expensive rifles, two daisy pumps and a Winchester 1100s springer. The Winchester shoots even the cheap daisy flat noses reasonably well no matter how I hold/rest it. I've never found a good pellet for the Benjamin Titan NP and seemingly spent as much on pellets as I did on the gun! It is even more sensitive to how I hold the gun than the Winchester springer. I don't really understand that, but that's the way it is. I have a Crosman nitro piston repeater that is also sensitive to hold and to pellet selection, but I gave up on it because it keeps destroying the plastic magazines. Air rifles can be frustrating, but it is satisfying to find the right combo. I believe the Daisys have a slightly larger bore since they are designed to shoot BBs and pellets. That might be why the Piranhas work well in the 901.

my avenger loves piranha's

bring back 1200 milk carton

These pellets hit about 8" low at 25 yards out of my Diana model 36. I thought my scope was broken until I tried a couple of other pellets. I can't even adjust the scope enough to get it zeroed with these pellets. I inspected my gun but there's nothing I can find that would be deflecting the pellets, it's very strange. They group decently, just very low. I've shot plenty of pellets through this rifle, some more accurate than others, but nothing else that is this far off while still being this consistent. As others have pointed out, they are a very tight fit.

I don't know, it seems like they need to be just a couple of thousandths smaller diameter?

They may work for you, they sure don't for me.

Hits hard, accurate

Nothing

These pellets are tight fitting in all of my guns but are accurate and hit like a truck.

Price.

The .177 pellets are a couple thousandths over and wont chamber in my Springfield M1A .

Depends on what service they are offering.

They appear to be of consistent size and good construction.

They do not fit in any of my co2 hand guns. The nose of the pellet is a larger diameter than the pellet chamber.

Accurate and great expansion

This is the best affordable pellet for the Diana 350 magnum rifle that I have found. Hard hitting and devastating on pest squirrels.
Kind of a tight fit but thats what you want.

Looks good, but that is all.

Make them to fit in 177 airguns because the head size is way too big.

Don't buy these pellets it is a waste of money. If you have already bought them and are struggling to insert them into your airgun and they won't go, then stop because they can get jammed inside of the barrel. It happened to me.
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affordable ammo

Nothing

Get the size right

I bought these from walmart a while back, I got home and these would not fit in my gamo air rifle. Will not be buying these again.