Daisy *987597406* 177 Cal. Flat-nose Pellets 500 ct

Works like it should

These are amazingly accurate in a low-end Gamo Varmint rifle considering they are also (at the time of purchase) the cheapest ($5 / 500) .177 wadcutters on Amazon. Far superior to similar Crosman wadcutters (which have quality control issues) and perhaps even better than the wadcutters from Gamo (which now owns Daisy). Stock up if you can!

Accurate in a crosman vigilante...more so than Winchester round nose.

I'm a sponsored long range competition target/benchrest guy. I'm also a long time airgunner... I focus on long range shooting it helps tighten up long range center fire skills when your not on the range daily. Of course these are anything but a premium pellet HOWEVER they make very good break in pellets at hardly no cost. The reviews out stating the size issues well I find them hard to understand, I have used 1000s of them breaking in New .177s and never had a issue with inconsistent sizing... The stability issues do exist but only in 15+ ftlb guns... I have had plenty of Co2 pistols shoot these extremely well.. I've also had many sub 12 rifles stack these tight out to about 30 yards.. the B.C is very very low (even for wadcutters they take the cake for the lowest B.C I've ever seen) on pistols at a Max of 10 to 12 yards if your gun shoots them well then it won't bother you unless it's very windy then the wildly low B.C will come in to play do to wind drift.. in sub 12 rifles they can be a very accurate pellet even at the very much budget price and quality.. the super low B.C causes insane drop even by normal wadcutter standards.. if you are only shooting 20 to 25 yards it won't matter if your gun shoots tight with them... From 25 to 30 the low BC is worth about 9 inches of drop in 5 yards, you shouldn't have that kinda drop per yard until atleast 60 yards with all other wadcutters even in 10ftlb guns. The wing drift is also almost amazing at how much it can drift at 30 yards in a 90 degree to flight path 5 mph wind.. these things are like kites in the wind... But it goes back to when you are at .6 cents per pellet if you shoot 10 to 25 yards in little wind and your gun likes these you have it made cost per shot wise... If you need dirt cheep lead for break in these you can't beat... Wash them in hot water, with a little dawn and rinse and dry well then lightly lube and proceed a dirt cheap break in pellet that may very well surprise you and be short range tack drivers in your gun.

When compared to competitors, these pellets are immediately recognizeable for the quality of their casting, fit and finish. A much more uniform and polished pellet that is simply better than those sold by competitors.