Page 2 - Daisy Precision Max, .177 Reviews

The price. For 1.99, you can't go wrong. At 10 yards, I could get 3/4" inch groups out of a Daisy 880. These have decent punch behind them too, due to the flat head.

The uniformity. Every 5-10 pellets has a D-shaped skirt or is damaged in some way. Not a big deal at 10 yards plinking cans, but at 20+ yards, you miss. The weight. These are relatively light, and they would be more accurate in 8.0-8.5 grains. The Cleanliness. These pellets are disgusting when you get them. I shot 250 before realizing that I could wash them. Now, after a little batch 250 pellets at a time, a bowl of hot water and dish soap, these are clean as anything. The hollow skirts. I know that they are supposed to be hollow, but these could use some more material in the skirt. Every other shot, you will be blowing lead dust off the pellet, and have to clean your hands.

If you decide not to wash these, you are making a big mistake. Bring moist towelettes with you when you go shooting. I would not use these for hunting anything bigger then a small bird/chipmunk. They just lack the knock-down power and penetration needed for larger game animals. On a small bird/chipmunk, a well placed shot will result in a clean kill. Overall, a good buy for the money. If you are looking for an extremely cheap, fairly accurate pellet, buy these. Anyone looking for decent hunting of squirrels, birds, and other animals look elsewhere. Small birds/chipmunks, not a bad deal

Had one dented out of 1000. shoot very accurately.I like the flip box with the belt clip

Nothing

Clean em up, takes a few minutes,Higher priced pellets of the same deminsions go through a cleaning process,Put em in a bowl, squirt a little dish washing detergent over them then run some hot tap water in. Swish em around a while then rins off thoroughly. Drain put em in a paper towle to dry.Thats it.they shoot really well at a fraction of the price.

Price . Great for plinking cans at say ,30 ft. Work well with low to medium power guns,, Also shoot pretty consistantly in my Big Cat Hits about 90 % of the time saves on other ammo and I reuse the cool case..clips to my belt nicely

Nothing at this price

they are not as bad as people say.. Some people cant hit anything with anything LMHO ..Much more precise than any Raptor. ive shot at a wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy lower price..Minus the 18 kt gold plating but I dont wear my pellets as jewelry very often .

CHEAP!!!

Nothing... because for what I spent on them I have no right to complain.

Fit varies greatly, with most fitting loosely. The tails of many of the pellets were D-shaped as opposed to being ground, greatly affecting accuracy.

I love these , great for plinking and even short range hunting , I had extreme consistancy on all my airguns with these, from targets to varmints at close range they are deadly...

nothing at all.....

try em you won't regret them....

great accuracy i climb up my tree and take shoots from 45 feet away and hit the mark every time

slightly heavier

very bad accuracy for long shoots 70+ feet away

cheap ammo for backyard plinking

500 count

some pellets skirts are "bent" from shipping. They are a inespensive pellet for backyard fun for the family at afordable prices. You get what you pay for .

there packaged great and I've never found any damaged pellets,everyone I know uses these, theres nothing bad about them, the belt clip is very helpful!!!

get a 500 pack

these are great for any gun

I use these pellets for target practice in my MCJROTC rifle team (We use the Avanti for official competitions) and I must say they are alright. I am able to get groupings at roughly .5" from 10-meters away in the prone position. Never got a lemon pellet.

The "hinges* on the lid are weak, and may break if not careful. Not a big deal, just don't carry by lid.

The container is better in my opinion than the regular tin, also much easier to open.