Page 2 - Daisy Powerline 340 Reviews

Everything is great, 100% satisfied

Light,holds a lot of bb

Make it full metal

I like the cheap price! It's nice to be able to take it apart. Cool BB mag! Low power but fun indoors.

Stronger spring for higher power, even if just up to 300 fps. The grips are too wide and chunky. I would trim them a bit for a comfy grip.

It's only $20 ;)

Super cheap and easy to take apart if it jams. Very realistic looking and holds 200BBs. Plastic seems pretty sting as well.

Maybe give it a little more power, but for the price I cannot complain.

Pretty inaccurate, but you can't beat the price and ammo capacity.

It shoots easily, is a springer without recoil and a pretty cheap price point.

I say the ergonomics are horrible; the handle is HUGE. The safety is in a poor place or just a poor design, the accuracy is missing, the sights are not adjustable, (personally) it is not a good looking gun and I never have gotten the hang of reloading the clip easily (not the 200 round storage, but the line of BB ready to be discharged). I think it is easy, but it has eluded me to date(?).

My son got this as an instant gratification gift for himself after hitting the $amount in his savings account I targeted (yeah!). I'm pretty sure he too is less than impressed with his purchase. It is not worth the hassle of returning, but I really can't recommend it. Accuracy is ~6" at 10 yards for a 10 of 10. If you are willing to go for 6 of 10, perhaps a 4" round is possible. I'll likely pay a bit more and get a better gun for myself. I'd say this item is in the category of "you get what you pay for" in a bad way.

The low price. The trigger pull is pretty crisp and light for a super cheap bb springer. The magazine reservoir and spring loading mechanism are super slick. I wish my older bb guns had utilized this same setup. It is very quiet.

It needs a barrel that will shoot at least within an inch or an inch and a half at 10 feet to have any real use. My red ryder will shoot within 2 inches at 20 feet, and my model 35 will shoot within an inch at 20 feet. This 340 will only shoot 2.5"-3" groups of 15 shots at 10 feet, and even then there is an occasional flyer that is 4-5" off target. These awful groups were seen with both daisy and crosman bb's. And yes, I can shoot. I can put 10 pellets on a nickel at three times the distance with my Beeman p17, and I can outshoot what that pistol is capable of pretty easily.

I can't think of any reason anyone would want this pistol. It is super low-powered, which I expected and don't have a problem with, but the horrible accuracy makes it almost useless. I guess it could be used for practicing dry-firing, but it is almost pointless to bother using the sights since it can barely hit a drink can at 10-15 feet. I can throw the bb's just as accurately. Because it is so cheap, I am going to keep it and try to source or fabricate a better barrel for it. I kid you not when I say that I have owned substantially more accurate water guns.

Things I like about this piece is the style.owe man does it ever have blowback feature. Just pull it back and let go and you can feel the realizime ooo we. It is great...the size is awesome for it its like having 'he real thing.I recommended this to all my friends. You will to they was so jealous and surprised at the performance of this bbgun I so recommend this airgun alot. I hope they come up with more of this action guns....lol........ iconiceric.......

The things I would change is, that iwould change it to a rifled barrel just to see the accuracy. On that but I really wouldn't change a darn thing about this sidekick of a piece.. holy cow...!another piece I geuss " but not is some nickel accents. Heck some funky color to it, well heck might even have to do my own personalization . Not. Lol... iconiceric...

This is a fun gun to do anything with. A must have for bbguners...lol.....iconiceric.... p.s. I want to do a video. Lol.......