Hi Travis, all right my friend. H&N, JSB were very good, JSB are now very expensive. H&N are more economical and in your Daisy they work very well. Travis has strong arms, I needed an afternoon to get all those shots done. Have a nice Sunday.
I seen a old crossman 760 in a hoarders basement recently, we were fixing some plumbing for them. But this thing was mostly steel, it was really cool I never seen one like it. You know hoarders they wouldn't get rid of it lol! Nice grouping, its obvious which ones it likes the best.
Can't beat H&N Terminators in the Daisy 880, as far as I am concerned. I received the new LDC from Patrick about 10 days ago, and the most current (clip on) blew off my 880 on the first shot, but no problem! He graciously included the first version of the new model, and it works perfectly. It is a wonderful improvement over the original, as there is no interference with sighting, even though I was quick to adapt to that slight sighting problem with the initial version. Also, he graciously included two of the loading assist pieces. The magnetic attachment was not strong enough to keep it in place, but nothing a drop of Super Glue could not fix. I hope Patrick reads this, as I am more than satisfied with the original new version. Great shooting from 22 yards, my friend. Also a video confirming my belief that the H&N Terminators are the best selection for the Daisy 880. Yet, I will admit IF you get a good tin of Daisy pellets or Crosman pellets, they also will shoot well. Please take note of that IF caveat!
I hope he starts back to selling them in the future also. But, I get it if he’s too busy. He just got married I believe. So, his priorities may change for a while.
very happy with the Buck-Rail "LDC" for the 880, its stupid quiet, or thread on the fake diffuser that looks pretty cool too. the clamp on mount doesn't need to be moved.
Thanks David! Huh, I probably should have included instructions for the clip model. I've switched all my 880s over to the new LDC design with clips because I like how quick it is to remove. I wonder if the clip wasn't seated correctly, or perhaps the clip itself wasn't sized correctly. This is good feedback, glad I had included an extra LDC in your order. If anyone else has the new LDC clip model and had issues shoot me an email (respond to the shipping email you got). I might double up on the magnets for the pellet tray, that would give it a more secure attachment.
@@patrickrenschler I am well satisfied, Patrick. I am sorry to read about the problems you have with manufacturing in CA, and I certainly understand you do not want a law suit. It sure could have been user error with the clip, but it seemed to be securely fastened, rock solid in fact. In any event I am very satisfied with my purchase. Thank you, friend!
Buying "the best" pellets is always a good idea if you are looking accuracy! I like my pellet collection but it is a bit much and id exhange most of them for Jsb's 😁 [Looking at my pellet box with a smiling disappointment $$$] But im always surprised by how each gun/barrel/velocity can favor different pellets! {Not much luck with the terminators on my side yet..one of the only h&n pellet design AirGunSource stocked after you got me the sampler!} Looks like you are feeling better! Enjoyed it bud
Love these pellet reviews for the 880s. wish you didn't get rid of the daisy break barrel that was ~$69, cause I got one the day after watching your review
Thanks Travis, that was useful. I have to use the JSB's in my Pro Sport (it likes them best) but just acquired a Daisy 880 and that likes them also - but JSB are expensive over here. Will try the H&N.
Hoping I get to go out and do a little shooting the next two days. Finally have a couple days off in a row, and the weather's supposed to be good to boot. Hey, Airgun Depot had this 10x10 challenge going, and I entered... was only able to do the 10 yard. But I won a Smith & Wesson M29 CO2 revolver. Heh, excuse my change of names.
I need to try them in my Gamo's eventually! I got the same sampler but yet my low power crosmans are not fan of them with the tigher breech [The B2 was not a fan too haha]
yes about an 880 maybe 10% bigger and curse that BB port! its become habit to throw the bolt fully back then forward about 1/8" before putting a pellet in there, sometimes it'll still grab one even with the little extra rear rail I'd CA'd in. rail is twice as tall about 2mm forward of stock little step, made from black CD case plastic.
@@LowkeyAirgunner they weren't bad going into the 760 I gave to my local buddy, and it sure hated the Piranha's are a little fatter out of harder lead. 760 was only good for 570-580 fps at 10 pumps, stiffer to pump, and a more pellet finicky smooth bore (bleh). it throws BB's really good+fast with 5-6 pumps at 12-15 yards, lots warmer than his Daisy 103 we'd fixed up (consistent 305-310 fps after everything, Froggy inclusive).
Travis, silly idea? a 3D printed 1" butt extension may be a nice project for Patrick, an extra inch to 880's LOP would be nice. single piece with a pair of longer screws so the factory plastic butt plate fits.. kinda like how a carburetor riser plate works, I'd sure buy one and install it. more length than that may be an issue for most of the cheaper scope's eye relief, an inch or 1-1/4" could be good tho.
there's a big following for the famous daisy 880. l have owned so many pellet gun's in my life and the one pellet gun that l shoot more is the 880.
Hi Travis, all right my friend. H&N, JSB were very good, JSB are now very expensive. H&N are more economical and in your Daisy they work very well. Travis has strong arms, I needed an afternoon to get all those shots done. Have a nice Sunday.
Thanks Luis! It took me 15 minutes to shoot 40 times lol. I’m just glad all the cameras stayed on.
@@ohshoot444 thats pretty quick!!!
It takes me more time with a break barrel haha
I seen a old crossman 760 in a hoarders basement recently, we were fixing some plumbing for them. But this thing was mostly steel, it was really cool I never seen one like it. You know hoarders they wouldn't get rid of it lol! Nice grouping, its obvious which ones it likes the best.
may be a more rare and rifled 760?
Great groups. Enjoyed it buddy
Can't beat H&N Terminators in the Daisy 880, as far as I am concerned.
I received the new LDC from Patrick about 10 days ago, and the most current (clip on) blew off my 880 on the first shot, but no problem! He graciously included the first version of the new model, and it works perfectly. It is a wonderful improvement over the original, as there is no interference with sighting, even though I was quick to adapt to that slight sighting problem with the initial version. Also, he graciously included two of the loading assist pieces. The magnetic attachment was not strong enough to keep it in place, but nothing a drop of Super Glue could not fix. I hope Patrick reads this, as I am more than satisfied with the original new version.
Great shooting from 22 yards, my friend. Also a video confirming my belief that the H&N Terminators are the best selection for the Daisy 880. Yet, I will admit IF you get a good tin of Daisy pellets or Crosman pellets, they also will shoot well. Please take note of that IF caveat!
I hope he starts back to selling them in the future also. But, I get it if he’s too busy. He just got married I believe. So, his priorities may change for a while.
very happy with the Buck-Rail "LDC" for the 880, its stupid quiet, or thread on the fake diffuser that looks pretty cool too. the clamp on mount doesn't need to be moved.
Thanks David!
Huh, I probably should have included instructions for the clip model. I've switched all my 880s over to the new LDC design with clips because I like how quick it is to remove. I wonder if the clip wasn't seated correctly, or perhaps the clip itself wasn't sized correctly. This is good feedback, glad I had included an extra LDC in your order. If anyone else has the new LDC clip model and had issues shoot me an email (respond to the shipping email you got). I might double up on the magnets for the pellet tray, that would give it a more secure attachment.
@@patrickrenschler I am well satisfied, Patrick. I am sorry to read about the problems you have with manufacturing in CA, and I certainly understand you do not want a law suit.
It sure could have been user error with the clip, but it seemed to be securely fastened, rock solid in fact. In any event I am very satisfied with my purchase. Thank you, friend!
Dangggg… those HNN’s boy…👍🏽looking good buddy👍🏽
Nice shooting and i enjoy the pellet reviews. Makes me want to get better pellets. Hahaha.
Nice show tweezers help in loading the pellets
Buying "the best" pellets is always a good idea if you are looking accuracy!
I like my pellet collection but it is a bit much and id exhange most of them for Jsb's 😁
[Looking at my pellet box with a smiling disappointment $$$]
But im always surprised by how each gun/barrel/velocity can favor different pellets!
{Not much luck with the terminators on my side yet..one of the only h&n pellet design AirGunSource stocked after you got me the sampler!}
Looks like you are feeling better!
Enjoyed it bud
Love these pellet reviews for the 880s. wish you didn't get rid of the daisy break barrel that was ~$69, cause I got one the day after watching your review
yup, 1101S is a good shooter
Oh no so sad. I was looking to get a couple more ldc's from him. Good thing back rail is still an option.
I do like the Buck-Rail unit I'd picked up, literally "stupid quiet".
Nice shooting
Thanks Travis, that was useful. I have to use the JSB's in my Pro Sport (it likes them best) but just acquired a Daisy 880 and that likes them also - but JSB are expensive over here. Will try the H&N.
The Norma S-Target wadcutters do great too. Hope you're doing well. Do you have any experience with a Ricoh gr iii?
@@ohshoot444 Sorry brother, 'fraid I don't - I've never used one.
Thanks! I’m in the process of selling all my gear to get my get smaller. Just wondering.
@@ohshoot444 ah I see. I know the feeling...
Hoping I get to go out and do a little shooting the next two days. Finally have a couple days off in a row, and the weather's supposed to be good to boot.
Hey, Airgun Depot had this 10x10 challenge going, and I entered... was only able to do the 10 yard. But I won a Smith & Wesson M29 CO2 revolver.
Heh, excuse my change of names.
That’s awesome man!
very surprised it didn't run tighter than it did with the Daisy 7780 HP's.
they do near as good as old Quicksilver 7gr match pellets through mine.
I need to try them in my Gamo's eventually!
I got the same sampler but yet my low power crosmans are not fan of them with the tigher breech
[The B2 was not a fan too haha]
yes about an 880 maybe 10% bigger and curse that BB port! its become habit to throw the bolt fully back then forward about 1/8" before putting a pellet in there, sometimes it'll still grab one even with the little extra rear rail I'd CA'd in. rail is twice as tall about 2mm forward of stock little step, made from black CD case plastic.
@@LowkeyAirgunner they weren't bad going into the 760 I gave to my local buddy, and it sure hated the Piranha's are a little fatter out of harder lead.
760 was only good for 570-580 fps at 10 pumps, stiffer to pump, and a more pellet finicky smooth bore (bleh). it throws BB's really good+fast with 5-6 pumps at 12-15 yards, lots warmer than his Daisy 103 we'd fixed up (consistent 305-310 fps after everything, Froggy inclusive).
Travis, silly idea? a 3D printed 1" butt extension may be a nice project for Patrick, an extra inch to 880's LOP would be nice. single piece with a pair of longer screws so the factory plastic butt plate fits.. kinda like how a carburetor riser plate works, I'd sure buy one and install it. more length than that may be an issue for most of the cheaper scope's eye relief, an inch or 1-1/4" could be good tho.