Daisy Dial-A-Pellet Lead Ammunition for Pellet Airguns 0.177 Cal.

This dial a pellet comes with wad cutter, hollow point and pointed pellets. Each seperated in the container. Great price, great product. Worked very well and accurately from 50 ft with the daisy pellet gun we purchased.

These are good for not only cheap air guns, but also Benjamin's and gamos. They are also cheap and one pack will go a long way

This is a cheap great product for my nephew to practice his aim at the target.

Nice packaging,,,.. work fine in pistol. Convenient.

No problem with wandering pellet. Right on target and silent

Like the three choices of pellet with this purchase.

This pellet assortment is a price leader, and a good value if you burn up a lot of ammo plinking , like me. The price point doesn't allow for much quality control, so these pellets are inconsistent and generally of only low passing grade quality. If you have a really nice air gun and know how to shoot the thing, spend a little more for better quality pellets. These pellets aren't the best for small game either, due to inconsistent accuracy . Respect the animals you hunt, by using good quality ammo that gives accurate, clean kills. This Daisy stuff ain't it. This isn't a negative review. I buy these pellets and use them all the time. It's cool to have an assortment of different types on hand in one tin, and you can't beat the price point. But you can certainly buy more consistent, more accurate pellets. I prefer RWS match grade pellets if I am going for absolute accuracy and/or taking small game.

Just that, they are decent for target shooting. Inconsistant build quality and accuracy however for the price not bad option. These are fairly lightweight when compared to Crosman and RWS. I do like the dial a pellet tin and reuse them for other pellets and sorting. I noted the wadcutter and pointed were did ok with my powerline 880s grouping roughly a quarter size at 10 yds on average. Sometimes as tight at a penny but truly the accuracy only makes them good for messing up paper and not hunting due to inconsistancy.

When I saw these I thought it was cool that theres three different types of pellets. Honestly the only good one was the wadcutters. I have a Benjamin Titan XS, and the pointed ones werent accurate. The hollowpoints didn't even FIT in the breech! Only the wadcutters performed ok-ish.

Product was too small for breach in the Gamo Whisper Extreme.