Daisy Precision Max Pointed .22 Cal, 14 gr - 250 ct

Very good pellet. Good price. Not as good as the Crossman Destroyer but does the job.

They're exactly what Daisy advertises them as, Pointed accurate pellets at a reasonable price.

Pros
Accurate, reasonably priced, come in a tin

Cons
Some are a little soft and split just exiting the barrel.

Had to fish out a few that were dented so bad that I couldn't put in the cylinder. Some I didn't want to risk ruining My gun.

Pros
Cheap

Cons
Most will be intact

Short range less than 10' but 8-9" groups at 50'. I stocked up on these due to low price, but I would rather be able to hit what I am shooting. Some fit tight and some fit loose and none are accurate or consistent. I shoot 1/2" groups at 50' with JSB's and 1"; with Crosman Premiers from the same Benjamin Trail Nitro .22

Pros
cost

Cons
everything

Daisy has been playing around with their pellet design's /suppliers over the last couple yrs, They finally came up with the best pellet design ever. Gone is the overly soft, and graphitized, almost black looking pellet, to a lead composition that features more antimony, and a nice slope from skirt to head, much like that of a Crosman Premier Dome. On the range, and in the field I've also noticed an increase in accuracy, these pellet's have a good B/C, flatter line of trajectory. Some pellet's require alot of range time to see what brand, weight, and type their gun like's, I would say this is a Universal pellet that does well in all types/make of a/g's on the market. They shoot well in my Hatsan AT44/PA, my Cometa Fusion/Fenix 400 Premier, Crosman 2240/2289/1322/TAC1 Extreme,Nitro Venom Dusk, Benjamin Trail, Webley Alecto/ValueMax, as well as all of my "Chinese" shooter's, and is extremely accurate when paired up with my QB 78, and B4. At just over 14gr,. They're perfect for most sub-FAC a/g's, and they perform well in everything from a magnum springer, to Co2/PCP, All in all, I would most definitely recommend these pellet's to anyone who values their accuracy, and cost effectiveness, These aren't your Pop's Daisy's,,,,,,They're Better!. Cheer's, Andy.

Pros
Very accurate as well as being low-cost.

Cons
Better Tin Design, and Marketing, They should also be offered in 500 count tin's, like their Hollow-Point design.

I used them with Benjamin 392. It fires pretty accurately. However, their shapes are sometimes deformed so it is hard to put it in the barrel. They shoot fine though.

Pros
Shoot pretty accurately. Good penetration.

Cons
Easily bent and hard to put into Benjamin 392.

I have used these in a Benjamin 392 and a Gamo Whisper. Not super accurate in the Gamo at ranges over 30 yds. Seemed better in Benjamin. I wasn't too educated on the differences and quality when I bought them. Good plinker ammo but don't depend on a head shot with them at over 30 yds.

Pros
The tin is a screw on lid so that's really handy. The price is good too. Good short range pellet

Cons
Not dependable at 30+ yards for high accuracy. Gave me fits when trying to sight gun in at longer distances.

Reasonably priced. Uniform product punching nice holes in target. Can't wait to see what they do to varmints

Pros
Price and quality

Cons
nothing

in my benjamin discovery, a 1 AND A HALF FOOT group at 35 yards. and, a half inch group with standard crossman premier hollow point pellets, these pellets are junk in the benjamin discovery.

When i first opened the tin i noticed that about 50% of the pellets were bent. And with my big cat .22 cal i didnt hit anything.