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A great starter rifle. Easy cocking effort, shoots BBs or .177 pellets. Mossy Oak BreakUp camo stock! In Stock
Mossy Oak Break-Up camouflage stock! A fine airgun for new shooters! Daisy's 840 Grizzly is a single-stroke pneumatic, which means it requires just one pump stroke to power the gun. The airgun is sized for shooters 10 and older (adult supervision required), and the easy pumping effort is geared toward younger folks. The 840 shoots either steel BBs (Never shoot BBs at metal objects!) or .177 pellets. With a capacity of 350 BBs, this airgun is truly an all-day shooter. With BBs (350 fps), it's a repeater. With pellets (330 fps), it's a single-shot.
It comes with a fiber optic front sight and an adjustable open rear sight. The receiver is made of tough engineering resin, which helps keep the gun lightweight. The MOBU camo synthetic stock has checkering to ensure a good, steady grip. The dovetail grooves in the receiver make it easy to install a scope or red dot sight.
The 840 Grizzly is perfect for plinking, shooting paper targets and training new shooters.
You'll be shooting so much that you had better load up on BBs and pellets. Click the AMMO link to order some. Click the ACCESSORIES link to find fun targets, safety glasses and other shooting gear.
This is a single-stroke pneumatic, which means you pump the lever only ONE time. A second pump stroke will remove the air the first stroke put in!
Daisy Model 840 Grizzly C review entered on 2009-12-02 10:56:10
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By Kevin from USA on 2009-12-02 10:56:10 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:Price/value, consistency of a single-pump gun, its gas piston is nicer than a spring piston, very low cocking effort. Camo print is nicer than most of the more expensive guns' prints. Extremely large BB reservoir. Things I would have changed:Some kind of left/right adjustment capability for rear sight. My Grizzly
... Read MoreThings I liked:Price/value, consistency of a single-pump gun, its gas piston is nicer than a spring piston, very low cocking effort. Camo print is nicer than most of the more expensive guns' prints. Extremely large BB reservoir. Things I would have changed:Some kind of left/right adjustment capability for rear sight. My Grizzly C shoots a bit high and to the left, even w/ the rear sight adjusted to compensate for the height. What others should know:My first airgun / bb gun purchase. I also bought an equally priced Crossman 760 multipump, which is also great, but because of the Grizzly C's low cocking effort, single pump (Crossman 760 requires 3 pumps minimum w/ greater cocking effort), and consistency, I find that I like it more. For a beginner who's still trying to get a feel for how to shoot consistently, the single-pump feature is nice - same power every shot.
Daisy Model 840 Grizzly C review entered on 2009-10-21 22:57:47
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By Michael from USA on 2009-10-21 22:57:47 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:I was very impressed with the gun and how it was packed, shipped, and arrived in a timely fashion. Good bang for the buck. I had never shot one of these before and after just a few shots, I had the sights right and the accuracy surprised me. When I pulled the gun out, I thought that it seemed very light and I wondered about
... Read MoreThings I liked:I was very impressed with the gun and how it was packed, shipped, and arrived in a timely fashion. Good bang for the buck. I had never shot one of these before and after just a few shots, I had the sights right and the accuracy surprised me. When I pulled the gun out, I thought that it seemed very light and I wondered about the quality. Upon examination, I was happy to see that it was put together very well, the lines were good, and it is just a good looking rifle. I sighted in at around 20 yards and I set up paper targets, soda cans, and other light plastic containers. I shot for a couple of hours and if there had been more time, I would have shot for a couple of more, but the sun went down. Now...time to confess. I am 56 years young. Yes, this is a great gun for the young (or more mature) beginner, but honestly, it is a great gun for older folks who love to shoot and want to do it at home in the back yard. I sat on my back porch, sat in a chair, leaned on a table, had a blast (pun intended). Thanks Daisy for a real winner. Things I would have changed:I can't think of a thing. It is good just as it is. The Mossy Oak is beautiful and the Tru Glo sights are great. I don't see the need for a scope. What others should know:If you want to have some serious back yard fun, at a low cost, get this gun. It won't wear you out pumping, you don't have to worry about the added expense of CO2 bottles, and it is consistant. It is easy to pump. This is not a gun for any serious hunting, but I believe that it would probably kill very small animals if up close with the right shot. This gun would be great for teaching young people proper sight alignment, breath control, how to hold the gun, without fear of a kick. No recoil to speak of.
Daisy Model 840 Grizzly C review entered on 2009-05-22 13:59:02
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By spencer from USA on 2009-05-22 13:59:02 - See all my reviewsAdd comment to this review
Things I liked:This gun has seen many years of hard use, including a week outside and its still holding up as well as when I first bought it. Definitely a good gun for beginners, as it is easy to pump and has good accuracy. Things I would have changed:I personally don't care for the camoflague pattern, but thats not really anything
... Read MoreThings I liked:This gun has seen many years of hard use, including a week outside and its still holding up as well as when I first bought it. Definitely a good gun for beginners, as it is easy to pump and has good accuracy. Things I would have changed:I personally don't care for the camoflague pattern, but thats not really anything major. It could also be made easier to load pellets. What others should know:It's definitely worth the money and it is probably even a better beginners gun than the Red Ryder. Hope this helped!
