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Question: What are the best pellets/BBs used with this? Foot Lb of Energy? High FPS? Best accuracy?
Document: The very best groups I got were right about 1/4  to 5/16 inch measured center to center. The good news is that I got groups of that diameter with each of the three pellets above.I am going to scope this rifle and try again, as conditions were not very good the day I was shooting, and my previously mentioned eyesight problems. I will try these pellets again when scoped, and will try shooting Daisy BBs.
Just that easy. Do NOT expect the power nor the accuracy (regardless of my first shots accounting) of a $200 or above gun. That would not be a fair way to judge this little gun. It is a fun gun: it is NOT a toy and could be dangerous if NOT treated carefully: also, it is NOT a high power piston pellet gun! That is fact, even if it will accept .17&#34; pellets. Enjoy and have some cheap fun!
Pelletier's blog, I had big reservations. Tom's 3 part review showed his gun to have attrocious accuracy! His example couldn't even keep all the pellets or BBs on the target sheet of paper, let alone in the bullseye, or any kind of semi-respectable groupings. Then I read a thread on the GTA airgun forums and the writer was getting decent groups with his with both BBs and pellets.
I bought this as my second air rifle ever purchased (first a daisy red Ryder). I think it's best when entering a new hobby/sport one should test the waters with inexpensive and high value goods. I rate this air rifle as meeting my standard of high fun for little money spent. The rifle came accurate to me from at least 15 yards, I have not tested it beyond this distance. The gun is easy to pump and can be moderately powerful at 600 fps.
I got this to chase away a robin that was harassing our blue birds. Brings me back to my childhood days - which my wife complains about. It's just like I remember it, pump it up, cock it, and go. It's far more accurate with a pointed pellet, BBs are BBs, they will go where they go sometimes, but it has great range with good accuracy.
I think it is interesting to see the reviews as you get mixed messages. I noted the negative on this gun but also decided to accept the positive. Note the cop that extolled the  accuracy of this product. Well I got it yesterday and with high anticipation loaded up for my first round of shooting. Guess what?? The gun is highly inaccurate and basically unshootable. The cop and other positive review must be Daisy operatives who offer misleading reviews to sucker people like you and me.
I was considering a break barrel pellet gun but decided to go with this combination pellet and BB gun instead, mostly because of the price and because BBs are easier to load than pellets. Turns out the &#34;automatic&#34; BB feature is what makes this gun so easy to pick up for five minutes of plinking.
It is also VERY quiet compared to my other air rifles (both CO2, Multi-pump, and spring piston powered). The quiet aspect is important, as I shoot on my property and have great neighbors that I do not want to disturb.So far, I am happy with this air rifle. I will report back after testing it with a scope and will try BBs also.It is easy to pump, and a little tough to load with pellets.
It does go around 620 FPS with pellets. BB's it only hits around 600. I'm using 100% lead pellets and Zinc Plated BB's.ASSEMBLYMost of the gun is cheap, but durable, plastic. The gearbox and barrel are both steel. Everything else is plastic. The stock IS hollow. The pump is not hard to pump after some pellgunoil.For $28 bucks you can't go wrong. This is a great rifle for a cheap budget. I recommend it and you should get it.
LOVE IT! kinda disappointed its mostly plastic but its great shoots hard,sparks flew off the can i used for target practice, and left dozens of holes, i give it 5 stars!
Answer: yes