Daisy Precision Max .177 Cal, 7.5 Grains, Flat-Nosed, 250ct

Works very well in all my rifles

No changes needed

The one thing I like about these pellets is no matter which rifle I use, I can hit my target.

These do good job at plinking.

Accuracy and price are the amazing part of this story. I shot these against JSB, H&N, Falcon, RWS and several others. Head to head, same gun, same day. The gun was a FWB 300s. The JSB won by so narrow a margin, I had a hard time measuring it, and for all intents and purposes they tied with .....you guessed it the Dasiys. They handily bean all the others in many different versions. I settled on 30 yards as my test distance. Who says flat nosed pellets can't shoot longer distances? They are turly amazing. I never had a single flier in over 200 pellets shot in one day. RWS Hobby was the clinker in the field with wild fliers every few pellets, but the Daisys kept true.

Not a thing. I have yet to try them at 80yards, but I doubt they'll hold up well. I know the JSB domed will do an inch at that distance, so we'll see what all of them can do at that distance.

Nope, no surprises here. If you're gun likes them, and I have at least two out of five 300s that love them, you're in luck. I'll try the other three as time permits.

The Daisy Flat-Nosed Precision Max pellets are a wonderful deal at under $5 per 500. They'll fly flat and true from a Ruger Airhawk or an HW100, and work well anywhere between 850 fps to 1100 fps, especially inside of 50 yards. For offhand plinking, routine practice, and especially reducing Starling or English Sparrow populations, these are the pellets to buy at under a penny per shot.

Daisy should ship these in 10,000ct buckets, they're that useful.

There is an apparent variability in the pellet diameters whereby some will load tighter than others, but even the somewhat loose fitting pellets will hit their target and generate expected results on the chronograph.

One thing to look for are the small percentage of rounds that have an incomplete apron. This might be 3 or 4 per 500, but these should be discarded because they do not form a proper seal in the barrel and will create undesirable conditions when firing from a springer. To be clear, you'll notice the crack of a dry fire if you load and fire one of the very few that are formed incompletely.

Low cost, and high quality product. The container is convenient to use with the attached clips. Once I use all of the pellets, I can still use the container for other items like BB's or different pellets.

Nothing.

Buy more save more.
They are a great plinking pellet, but don't expect target grade shots all of the time.

Inexpensive practice rounds. Not for serious target work.

Diameters inconsistent.

Approximately one out of five pellets were undersized. Found them to be very loose when chambering in the barrel. The pellets that chambered snugly were surprisingly accurate. The pellets the chambered loosely were consistently flyers. I consider these to be cheap practice rounds for fun and plate shooting. Not to be used for serious target work

Price and consistency

Box pops open too easily spilling pellets in hand and in storage.

With the buy 3 get 4 was cheap even sent to Canada.

They fit a little loose in my Browning Buckmark URX. But still dead on at my 5 to 7 yard range. Cheap fun

They work fine.

Nothing.

They work.

Good price even for a small amount.

Had quite a few miss-shapen skirts, in the box I got anyways.

250 ct. was perfect for testing them out in my Crossman 664x Powermaster Model 66c
Decent nickel size groups with some flyr's, usually the bent / miss-shapen skirt ones.. Just a little lighter than the main pellet I use. Still a decent pellet that spanked the target decently.