Daisy brand Pellets . How are they really be ?
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Joe obviously you didn't read the wording on the back of the packaging. "These pellets are not manufactured to fly straight, they are to be used specifically for shooting around trees and other various objects"
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Awesome vid Joe. I think the pellets that came with my B3 did better than that. Maybe Daisy can take some hints from the chinese.
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I've never tried Daisy point pellets but the Daisy wadcutters in .22 are accurate. I've shot squirrels and rabbits with them out to 26 yards with the Maruader pistol. They are inexpensive too, I keep enough on hand for friends to use when they stop by to shoot.
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Hilarious that the JSBs shot way better BACKWARDS than the Daisy pellets! It's unbelievable how shockingly bad the random samples you picked out of the tin were! How hard is it to make pellets that "sorta kinda" resemble being round?!!!
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Daisy pellets work decently in 3 of my guns, one of them a Daisy, the others a Wildfire and a P17. Just the other day I was walking a soda can with the P17 and Daisy HPs out past 25 yards and a soda bottle with my Daisy 131 using the open sights offhand past 30 yards. I suck at shooting springers by the way. I've also never opened a tin of Daisy pellets that more than a few were damaged and I've opened several. I can get them at my local Bomgars and Ace. Perhaps the damage is not the fault of Daisy, but of Walmart shipping. The comparison to JSB is unfair at the least. Try comparing them to Beeman and Gamo.
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I don't think the comparison is off at all. From the worst to the best, why would you bother with in between? Can you shoot a .177 stick at 25yd with the daisies? I know I can do it with AA falcons out of my Mrod Air S400 pistol. I wouldn't trust the daisy's or other lesser brands to do so. And yes, if you need to see it I will video myself shooting them. Whatya say?
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Got a tin of JSB .22 25.39 grains that look that bad. Of course the fact USPS bent the top and bottom of the tin during shipment MIGHT have been a contributing factor! 
Luckily the other 10 tins were undamaged!
Thurmond
Luckily the other 10 tins were undamaged!
Thurmond
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