Daisy Powerline 340 BB Pistol

Pros
Great starter gun for any age no co2 needed

Cons
The pull thing to load the BBs was confusing and had to find a YouTube video to figure out why it wasn't firing

The whole gun is very cheaply made.

Pros
Very cheap.

Cons
Magazine is made of 2 glued together halves. It split apart before I got 100 BBs through it. Replacement magazines aren't available anywhere that I can find except Daisy. They are out of stock for at least 2 months.

Pros
It’s cheap and may last just depends on your luck

Cons
It literally broke on the first shot. I cocked it took off the safety then pressed the trigger and I heard something snap inside it and the bb just rolled out the barrel.

complete junk,didnt last 100 rounds before it quit. Daisy has sold junk since i was a kid in the 60"s. Now its worse junk

Pros
slide cocking

It's not a great pistol but it's really what you're getting for the price. I guess it's a decent starter pistol.

Pros
- Nice and cheap price. - Okay pistol, but it's really what you get for the price. - Not that dangerous, it has around the power of an air-soft gun. - Slide is fun I guess.

Cons
- Difficult to cock (in my opinion). - A lot of jams and trouble loading the magazine with a speed loader. - Not very accurate. - Slow speed and lack of power.

For $20, this is a fun piece. It's not real accurate, and every once in a while you can see one shot go careening off in any direction but where you were aiming. Once you get it dialed in, you can usually stay in the black, and often in the center 2 rings. But you can't shoot from past 20 ft and be accurate. I shot out 3,000 BBs in 12 days. Then, it locked up. Won't cock or hold the piston if it does. Daisy is replacing it. If they weren't, I'd buy another. I gave it 4 stars anyway, because at this price, you get a repeater, and you CAN get good with it. Don't slingshot when cocking. Photo represents about 120 BBs shot at target.

Pros
200 BB magazine with 13 shot quick load. Looks good. Inexpensive.

Cons
Cocking can be HARD! Not for kids. The grip is HUGE, and I have big hands. It does fail after heavy use.

First off, it's $20 so don't expect some pro level target pistol. That said, I bought two, one for my wife as we live in Florida and often see small (2') black snakes come through the back yard. They're quick and sometimes aggressive.

A simple BB pistol is effective in many ways. For one, no fumbling for the CO2 and loading some rotary magazine. Simple operation. Cock, aim, fire. No it's not some blaster throwing a pellet at over 400fps, but it does it's job at being easy to operate, throws a BB and is surprisingly accurate.

I wanted a BB pistol that was easy to load, lightweight, easy to operate. Similar to the old school Marksman. But lighter and easier for my wife to handle. Marksman tends to have a strong spring and cocking can be a chore for my 4'10" under 100 lbs wife...

My friend had a rodent issue and I showed him mine. Let him use it a bit. He bought his own. The real value is it's quick to engage, no fumbling around, lightweight and inexpensive.

Pros
■ light weight ■ easy to operate ■ easy to load ■ fairly accurate ■ inexpensive ■ quick to engage pests, no looking for CO2

Cons
■ 240 fps, but then at short range, it's fine

This $10 pistol (its price anywhere else) is exactly that. Thick grip, very plastic loo and feel, and wildly inaccurate. It at least does hit hard for a spring BB - but it takes a bit of strength to cock is as a result. Way to bulky for a kid. Know what you're buying.

Pros
Good power for a spring pistol.

Cons
Not a good feel in hand. Hard to cock (for kids) Inaccurate. Plasticky.

my experience after use

This is a decent gun for its price. I would recommend this as a good holiday or birthday gift for outdoor lovers. No co2 needer, but the trade off is you have to cock it each shot

Pros
Good for outdoor lovers and starter shooters, plus no co2 needed!

Cons
Slide cock is hard to pull, but I suspect it will get easier as you use it more