Page 2 - Daisy Model 105 Reviews

The size. Fits my 6 year old grandson perfectly. He doesn't have to hold it under his arm like he would a larger Red Ryder model At 16 feet, the non-adjustable sights are right on target.

Nothing for the money.

This is definately the BB gun to buy for a small child that is not yet big enough to hold a larger BB gun properly. When he gets a little bigger, I have a Red Ryder model just waiting for him.

I live in a suburb so not having a super powerful air rifle for just plinking is awesome.( I have a Power line 901 for dealing with squirrels)

adjustable sights.

I got this gun for Christmas when i was 9. this gun has under gone some changes. First i put a camo paint job on the original stock. Then i put adjustable sights and a bigger home made stock on it( I"m fourteen so the original sock didn't fit). They say don't shoot at metal targets but i spray painted some tuna cans and the bb's dent, chip the paint, (useful to see where you hit) and then bounce a matter of 6 inches before hitting the ground. I still love this rifle.

Easy to use

This is a small gun for the little guy just starting out, makes it easyer for learning how to aim and carry. For what it is i was surprized how accurate it shoots.

this is a Great beginners rifle it was my first rifle it will black out the bullseye.

Nothing!!!!

get this gun for your son or daughters first rifle or if you just want to have fun get it and you won't be dissapointed!!!!

This is quite a good beginning rifle for young shooters. It's light, sighted in well, and quiet. It also has no recoil. The gun also seems to be able to fire empty without damage. It does from time to time fail to feed a bb, but that's forgiveable as this is not a gun I'd never take on anything but a 10 meter range.

For a young shooter, it's perfect

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This is pretty simple, reasonable quality for a reasonable price. It's pretty accurate - one hole at about ten feet, but not really POA. Maybe there is some way to ding the sights over a little. It's a great size for small kids with a very short LOP.

For such a short rifle, the difficulty of cocking as a bit out of proportion: small kids can shoot it, but have difficulty cocking it. I would like to be able to adjust the sights even a little bit so POA and POI would be roughly equal (point of aim vs point of impact)

It's a great little plinker. I'd like to have one in my trunk all the time for kicks. It's not just for kids!

Perfect size for my youngest grandson!

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There's fun in this gun!

Good accurcy, truglow sights.

a justable rear sight.

really good for starters.

Short length of pull, light weight, simple sights, low price.

A simple adjustable rear sight would be nice.

I bought this for my 7 year old son about 6 months ago as a starter, so he could practice before Cub Scout camp this summer. He's on the small side (48" tall, 45 lbs), but this was a good size for him and allowed him to use a proper hold position. With the too large BB guns (Crosman 760) they used at camp, he and the other 7-year olds had to tuck the butt under their armpit to be able to reach the trigger. Even so, thanks to the practice with the Buck, he won first place.

Good gun for a young boy to learn to shoot with

wood stock, meal barrel, fairly accurate

well other ppl say its hard to cock but if u hold it right it literally takes no effort at all

I liked the short range accuracy as well as the craftsmanship for how much it cost. The wooden stock is also something that you don't usually get at such a low cost.

Its hard to cock for beginners, and the small size of this gun is quickly outgrown, even by beginners. It should also be compatible with pellets.

It's definitely worth the cost and it would work great as a beginners gun. Hope this helped.

This gun has a Classic Daisy design, with the wooden buttstock that dons the Buck logo, it is relatively Small, and Light, and feels great when you carry it, the gun is very accurate, even with just the regular sights, it has a Very small kick to it, and it sounds like a suppressed riflle when it is fired, but that just adds to the fun, this is a Classic gun, that should hold a lot of Sentimental value in it, that is if your Parents had bought it for you (much like myself).

Not much actually, not even the Small recoil, or the paticular noise it makes when it fires (comparable to a smal metal bead clanking into another group of beads), I would however change the Cocking lever, which is a bit hard to Cock, which might give a Younger kid a bit of a hard time cocking it (Im speaking out of experience, My Dad had to cock it for me, but now I can cock it by myself, it still is a tad bit hard though).

As stated above, the Cocking lever is kind of hard to Cock, so if you have a Kid, and you want to get him/her this gun, you might want to help your kid cock it, and still It is a Classic gun, and should be kept in good condition, for example, Cleaned, and Well-oiled

it feels perfect when you hold it and easy pull trigger

the accuracy isnt al that good the coking is hard to pull back

it is pretty good

accurate fun for plinking real wood stock metal barrel

make a metal lever and trigger higher muzzle velocity but stay under 350 fps for ages10+ probably 330 fps

its very hard to cock

Great value, high cap. VERY TOUGH!!! I have had mine for years and its finally wearing out so I will get another one soon.

Nothing of the top of my head.

I have made many custom stocks for mine (even a wire frame stock) the wire stock made it look like a STEN gun and added some weight which was nice. Also
put a ammo pouch from an M1 carbine on the wire stock which fits four Tic-Tac containers full of BBs (about 1,600 BBs total), makes a nice cheek rest, and brings the weight up to 3 1/2 lbs. SWEET!!!

I used to shoot this gun when I was a kid.It is fun to shoot,makes a little kick,yet is very quiet,feels like shooting a suppressed gun.

nothing,for that price,I couldn't do any better at making a bb gun for that price.

Its size and highly visible front sight are make it easy to shoot. It's very similar to a Daisy I had as a kid in the 1950s

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Great for younger shooters and fun to shoot for older shooters.

The gun is really light and its great for shooting at targets and its fast too, i can shoot 10 times in a minute if I try.

The lever is made from plastic which tends to break sooner or later because most items from plastic (especially the levers)will break soon.

perfect airgun, i suggest you buy it

It is VERY accurate, quite lightweight, easy to use and load.

I would have the lever built out of something a bit stronger, perhaps metal.

The lever is prone to breaking after a good 10 months of heavy use.