Page 2 - Marksman 1010 Classic Reviews

Wow, this is same model I had when I was kid. I'm 53 now, so this model has been around for awhile. This gun was fun shooting targets in the garage. Unfortunately I lost while I was with my Dad and brothers hunting in Grayson County Kentucky.

Nothing for this price.

This is a great little bb pistol for backyard, garage, or basement shooting. Hours of fun, easy to shoot.

Shoots high at 30 feet. I filed down the rear sight to try to remedy this, but it is still high. 6-inch groups are not possible. Also, even light-weight pellets jam in the barrel due to inadequate air pressure to move them through and out. BBs do fire, but no accuracy. This is a gun for firing aimlessly at nothing, that is exactly what you'll hit.

Put an adjustable sight on it. That would at least make it an entry-level BB pistol.

The price.

The sights are way off and can't be adjusted. Most pellets jam. The gun does not have the oomph to drive pellets through the barrel. Use BBs only.

OK for plinking around, shooting at cans but not for target shooting or accuracy practice. A good choice if you are on a budget and need a gun cheap.

I had one of these back in Hawaii in the mid-60's. Shot mostly pellets with it and it was about as accurate as two inches of smooth bore barrel would be expected to be. The only "game" that I shot with it were the large African snails that were brought to the Islands for food but wound up being garden pests.

Ditch the BB chamber, rifle the barrel and make it pells only.

I use this just to shot the darts accuracy could be better wish it had a fiber optic sight.

All metal would be nice but then it wouldnt cost 20.00 bucks so i can live with it.

Has no hunting or sporting use at only 200 feet per sec

I've had mine many years, so it is all metal. Price is great. Feels good in the hand. Never had a problem with it functioning properly.

Rifled barrel for more accuracy.

A lot of fun to shoot with the grandkids.

Good power and distance, fun to shoot.

Adjustable rear sight, gun shot like two feet high at twenty feet, had to file down rear sight all the way to base of sight , still shoots a little high but can live with it.

Looks real, shoots good, a joy to shoot. Very Fun !

I would have liked it better if it was all steel, like it used to be.

accuracy a little off at times but hey its not a hunting gun, lol and its great for the money, my grandson likes it too, great for teaching SAFETY to kids, and first time shooting for kids.

Good TOY for the money. Zero accuracy from distance but fine for poking some holes in pop cans from up close. What do you expect for $20?

improve accuracy, extend muzzle

When I first got it, I had to push some pellets and darts through with cleaning rod before muzzle loosened up enough for anything to actually shoot out. Frequently fails to load bb when cocking.

I think I bought this more than 50 years ago when I was about 10. I have had a lot of fun with this solid metal gun over the years. It started my interest in BB gun collecting.

Spring is pretty weak after 50 years, BBs sometimes bounce off cardboard. I will probably not be shooting this much but can't give up this heirloom. The newer models that have more plastic in them are probably a little more powerful and accurate.

Marksmen c1010's style, also it fires BB's pellets, and darts.

The springs is much too tight I don't recall it being that tight. Kids 10 & 12 can't even Cock the pistol. I'am wondering if I happened to recieve a malfunctioning Item. Glenn Meyer. If so, would like to return for one that works properly.

No.

Perfect for my grandsons just beginning. Great fun.

nada, it is what it needs to be.

Start here guys and gals.

this gun holds plenty of rounds. i could shoot all day with thing and run through a pack of bb's. it's a fun plinking gun

since it's able to shoot pellets, a little bit more power.

not the most accuarate over 20 feet, i think it's range is about 60 feet shooting at 45 degrees no wind. effective range for me is 10 feet. hitting stuff more than 20 is what makes this gun fun. pellets i find that many jam in it and wadcutter daisy pellets shoots fine.

Great value,solidly built,simple to use.

Nothing

I am absolutely shocked to get a pistol this good for twenty dollars.

Shoots accurately enough for plinking fun, but NOT a varmit quality hunting piece. Shoots BB's, darts, pellets, and bolts.

The old model my friend has is virtually all steel. This one has a LOT more plastic and isn't likely to last near as long. Although it's about as inexpensive as you can get, I would've rather paid a few bucks more, even another 50%, and have the thing made as the old model, all steel.

I liked that the gun wasn't to heavy and that it wasn't to big. It fit in the holster I purchased for it which was great and the gun was easy to use. I liked the amount of bb's it holds. But since I shoot a lot I had to keep reloading

I would change the accuracy It shot crooked.

Cheep, easy to load BB's. Fun for plinking pop cans @ 10 to 15 feet.

Longer barrel & add rifling. Loading pellets takes practice & loading darts requires the jig.

Solid, well built plinker. Not a target shooter OR varmit control. 200 fps is about the same as soft air & the 2.5" smoothbore barrel will never be very accurate. STILL shooting pop cans with it is a BLAST!!! Remember to ALWAYS wear eye protection.

Shoots pellets as well as BBs

Higher velocity for more power!!

Bought this gun when I was 15..now 23 and it still fires GREAT without any maintenance or anything being done to it since I bought it. Great buy...however did not read all instructions so I did not have a clue that it fired pellets until today....LOL!!! Somehow the gun had a safety mechanism built onto the side that kept the loader from coming all the way up so that I could load the pellets. Found this out by looking at the manual online...I had to break the little plastic saftety piece in order to now load pellets and darts into the gun. Did not tell me this in the manual when I first bought the gun.