Daisy Powerline 415 Reviews

Light weight smooth body.love the safety on it.easy to load.I added a silencer and laser light. Love this gun.Love your products. Ive showed you catalog to friends and family. They will be ordering. Thank you.

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This gun is the best one i have gotten yet.5 stars.

the 415 is light, handy and powerful

I mistakenly left the cartridge in the pistol and it destroyed the seal. Nothing can be done....no one repairs air guns.....big waste of money. Back to my trusty Crosman Pump.

If the gun is the be ready for pests at a moment's notice iit's not likely that you would be fishing around for a cartridge when the raccoons etc arrive.

Liked everything about this little pistol would highly recommend

Adjustable rear sight would be nice but I use a Buck and Rail red dot for killing cans

Not backyard friendly so installed Buck and rail moderator calmed it down a bunch

excellent dervice and great products thank you

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Super low cost, shoots very well, easy to use,

Very little, at this cost it is fine as it is

If you think that it is priced like a toy, you will be very surprised at just how well this little gun shoots

The look and feel. The sights are good too.

The trigger pull is very long and the accuracy is bad. Also, it has to be loaded through a tiny hole on top of the slide.

I was very disappointed on the 1st shot. After reading a lot of reviews that bragged about the accuracy, my 1st shot was about 6 inches high. Consecutive shots showed that the group was about 6" at 10 yards.

It works. A simple design, and reliable so far.

1. The trigger pull is crazy long and variable. Single action would be ideal. Barring that, something closer to a striker type pull. 2. The sights are fixed, so accuracy is accidental. Adjustable rear sight would be a great improvement.

Be prepared for the trigger pull. It is a full half inch and ragged.

Great BB gun for the price. Love shooting it .Very powerful.

Give it a better rear site.

Very good power for a BB repeater. Feeds well and you get about (2) decent power load sets prior to needing to re-charge.

Sights that are built-in aren't great for my eyes. It would be nice if they had a removable rear sight and a little dove tail or picatinny rail that you could hook a red dot onto.

I was impressed that it will penetrate 8-10 layers of cardboard box. I'm putting a red dot mount on it and will see if that helps some with the accuracy. I'll be using it for finishing off pests in my traps and plinking mostly. I'm going to try it with the lead or Frangible BB's though first, because even though velocity will be less, it'll be less likely to ricochet.

Averages about 485fps with very little drop-off when fired rapidly. Decent accuracy - groups at 6 yards of about 1.375" inch with Daisy zinc-coated BBs, about 1.25" with Hornady Black Diamonds, and 0.875" with Daisy precision ground shot, free-hand, unsupported. Shots are all centered around aim point. Grip feels good in my hand, and the plastic has a nice texture to it. Easy to see how many shots you have left in the built-in mag. 70 full-power shots from a CO2.

Front sight blade is a bit narrow compared to the rear sight notch.

For $30, you can't go wrong.

Light weight, Easy loading, multi shots and accurate. Great price.

move safety so it can be thumb operated from grip.

Great value for the price, I use it for shooting rats in my chicken coops

It is not very accurate.

The accuracy.

Make changing CO2 seal easier.

Works good on chasing deer out of the yard, for good!

I like The styling and the elongated handle...the accuracy is on point and it has enough weight to it to not feel completely like a toy

I would definitely change the safety as you cannot use it right handed and it is too far forward to articulate even with your left hand. I would like to see I'm more realistic safety as well as it is built to look like a takedown pin and that's not what it's supposed to be.

Some of the things that you should know as with most Daisy powerline air pistols that have rails on them, don't think that your existing accessories are going to fit the rails themselves or either too short or the trigger guards are too long so none of my tactical lights or laser sights will fit on the rail system for this or for the 425 powerline for the same reason. But seeing as though it's an expensive and well-made for now I can overlook it

The elongated grip is very comfortable and looks cool. For the money it's extremely hard hitting pistol rated for 430 FPS I don't have a Chrono my targets are definitely begging for mercy after a full magazine....

Make the Weaver/ picatinny rail needs to be longer not a single one of my accessories will fit due to the length of the Weaver rail and the size of the trigger guard

This is a very inexpensive air gun but don't let it fool you it definitely packs a punch and with the internal magazine you're not having to buy multiple magazines in case one gets lost. And for the price it definitely allows you to teach proper gun safety with a very low risk especially for a pistol that mimics a full-size firearm

For the price, this is a great value. Hard hitting. Zeroed in at purchase time. Comfortable grip. Luminous dot on front sight helps find sights and lock onto target for quick shots. Although loading mechanism isn't as realistic as using clips, it's faster -and- BBs are too small to load into clips in a "realistic" way anyway.

Shouldn't have cost the manufacturer much if they'd caught before production: The safety should be easily accessible and more realistic to train beginners, not to mention to make it simpler/easier/safer for adults. I know of no pistol with a safety in this position, on the left too far in front of the trigger to operate without tilting the gun, where a typical pistol's breakdown/disassembly latch is located and it even resembles such a release. These should have adjustable sights because life happens, things change and beginners should learn how to sight in before they have a real firearm, granted most others in this price range don't... but filing plastic isn't like filing fixed metal sights. Unlike a real firearm, the trigger has an extremely LONG pull and no "click", which I would've made shorter and more realistic with a click either at the time the gun fires or just before as an indicator it's about to fire.

Light weight. Fits my large hands. Including taxes and delivery charge, I now have a $50.00 paper weight.

Use a lighter return spring OR build in a second stage to the trigger.

Trigger pull has NO second stage, no creep and is extremely HEAVY (because actuating the trigger moves the entire barrel assembly mechanism forward, which has a HEAVY spring around the barrel.

This gun is a good buy, it is very simple to operate and is very light weight. It has no separate magazine so you can visually see your ammunition status by simply looking at that top of the barrel.

I would make the safety bar white so it is much more visible to the user. I would also recommend that the rear of both sights be made highly visible. I pant mine white.

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Absolutely the best BB pistol value ever, really puts out 480+ FPS on the Chrony, loads BBs into a top feed fixed mag, so there's no extra magazines to buy, super, almost pellet like accuracy, a clear fiber-optic front sight,,,and for $30 you can't beat this BB gun. You can buy an aluminum under/over mount for a red dot sight too. This should br every kid's first BB pistol. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qM8-WQRYfTHpCKCBOgtU2bl3McTiMkL3 https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Ya7q3tA3eyFti6MnVeQ1g9YliL3qdJgL

Maybe a removable top load magazine like Daisy use to make years ago. Use to have mags that dropped in the top groove, over the barrel.

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Accurate.

A holster setup for a real Glock fits into it and locks in like the Glock does. Makes it nice to mess around with real and this one and use same holster and switch between them.