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| Value for Money | 5.8/10  |
|---|---|
| Reviewer Rating | 4.6/10 |
| Overall Rating | 5.5/10  |
Full review by
theshootist
on 28th Feb 2008
User Rating : 2
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Good Points: Low price
Bad Points: Low quality
General comments: These pellets should not be bought or used for anything other than plinking with a childs/entry level pellet rifle.
you simply cannot get effective groupings with this quality/type of pellet.
These types of pellets are sold a Wal-Marts and sporting goods stores around the world for about $2.00 per tin of 250 pellets.
The price point alone doesn't indicate high quality.
Way back, in the days when air rifles were used for nothing more than light duty pest/snake control on farms, these pellets would be acceptable. But, with the advent of PCP rifles and high powered sring piston guns, the flaws in these pellets are excasorbated.
I tried grouping these pellets with my 1000fps springer at 20 yards and I couldnt get a group to hit consistently within 1.5 inches!
this lack of consistency only gets worse with added shooting distances.
If you have just bought a $20.00 air rifle for your 13 year old kid to learn on, these are the pellets for you!
theshootist's review and ratings | 166 words
Review by
gamayun
on 22nd Jun 2007
User Rating : 2
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So far the worst pellets I ever tried. "Daisy Precision max", "precision" is just a trade name and have nothing in common with real performance.
gamayun's full review | 31 words
Review by
JamalDog87
on 15th Nov 2006
User Rating : 10
Respect :
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They work well in my 766 and I can get dime size groups at 30 yards. They are very good for hunting birds but because they're light weight they are too good for shots past 40 yards. Get them if you use a pumper or a gun in the 800fps or less.
JamalDog87's full review | 61 words
Review by
mithral7
on 23rd Jun 2006
User Rating : 7
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The Daisy Precision Max work well in my new Gamo Shado 1000. I can't say why they work for me, and not for others. Maybe I just got a tin from a good lot. I wouldn't use them for matches, but they work fine for my hunting needs.
mithral7's full review | 57 words
Review by
Rene Matteau
on 9th Apr 2006
User Rating : 2
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For some reason they are not accurate at 33' in none of my 16 .177 airguns.
I prefer the Crosman pointed.
Rene Matteau's full review | 29 words
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