Page 5 - Winchester M14 CO2 Reviews

I actually like that it is so light. This gun is a lot of fun to shoot. I like that I can remove the co2 without dumping the charge. The sights are very easy to use and adjust. The trigger is a real semiautomatic, no long double action like the 1077. This gun is so easy to shoot the bullseye's out every time at 25 feet. Surprisingly accurate!!

Nothing for the price

This is a fun gun and a keeper

Accuracy is terrific (zeroed out of the box in under 20 shots). Realistic detailing and exact full scale size; high muzzle velocity and overall power; CO2 loading without leakage; over 100 accurate shots from one refill--on a cold day; choice of either pellets or BBs. On-time delivery exactly as quoted.

Plastic-looking stock color and surface finish. I customized my with a 2-coat paint job: "wood"--dark brown base coat, with flat black over, wiped while wet to produce a wood grain; then flat black on the action and barrel. Came out looking exactly like my real M14. Also--would prefer the gun to be much heavier, not only for realism but for better handling.

This is an incredible bargain--you can't beat the price for such a fine gun. A lot of fun to shoot, great accuracy, and your friends will be impressed.

Nice fun gun. I antiqued the finish with some black and silver finish and took it to an airgun show and everyone thought it was the real thing. Found an old vintage sling online and that really made it look like the real deal! Yoiu can have fun playing with the finish tooo.

Would be interesting to see a wooden stock but that would really push up the cost.

Sometimes the CO2 clip would stick. If you have that problem Check for rough spots on the side of the metal part of the CO2 clip. I used a small file and smoothed out the area around a recessed area around a screw on the side of the clip. I then lubricated it with Kroil and now it works well. You may check all the guns like this for the same problem. The fix worked well.

I like the looks of the Winchester m14 it was very accurate 10 yards.

Is true things I would change that it could have a scope put on it and make the stock a wood grain or some kind of camouflage to cover up the plastic look.

But overall the gun is a very good gun shoots pellets better than BB's at 10 yards keep the pellets in a dime and the BB's will stay in a quarter, you can't go wrong with this gun.

The Winchester M14 is a lot of fun to shoot. The capability of firing both pellets and BBs gives the shooter some options most rifles don't. The speed and accuracy of the rifle are surprisingly good. I would buy this rifle again and I would recommend it to my friends.

The Winchester M14 looks superficially like the prototype. Almost all of the external parts, including the barrel, are plastic, detracting from the overall appearance of the rifle. For the price of the rifle, Winchester could have done a bit more to improve the appearance of their product.

Get extra magazines so you can keep shooting. This one is fun.

Repeater. Best reason to consider getting it. Sadly, that's the only reason.

Feels like a toy. Looks like a toy. Darker would help. Shoving some modeling clay into the forearm and stock might help the heft.

Wait and see if Daisy or someone else comes out with a more realistic replica.

Like the fact it's a repeater. Gets down on the sandbag and gives me 8 accurate shots before stopping. Quite a few shots on 2 CO2. I also own the Winchester MP4 which uses the same clips as this. Stock up on them now and spend your range time shooting. Like the aperture sight it comes with, no need for anything else at the 10 yards I am limited to. Did I mention it is very accurate. Using cheap Beeman wadcutters, they fit the clips snug.

I may try to paint the stock in snow camo or something to conceal the super plasticy appearance. I added a leather surplus sling so far and it helps take your eye away from the stock. Do not let the stock discourage you from what is otherwise a great functioning rifle.

This is a great value in airguns. Stock up on clips as someday they may be hard to find. With use the pellets get looser in the holes. I have had no problems with this rifle after 2500 rounds. Buy it!

Nice, lightweight replica of M14A. I love the peep sights.. just like shooting the original rifle when I was in the Army decades ago. A good product. It is also very accurate at 50'.

Everything Wow very accurate. Cool blow back. Very well built good quality plastic and light weight and very powerful at 20 yrds hits quarter size bull. Mag is well designed with the CO2 staying in when released and only a slight puff of CO2 is released and the mags seal keeps all the CO2 in ready to use the next time you shoot if you don't use it all. The sixteen round clip fits very snug with a positive lock and the release tab for the pellet mag works great. Also the CO2 mag has two tabs to fully release. First tab releases it from chamber second releases it from gun so you don't drop it on the ground. Great mag control. Amazing gun for the low price!

Nothing it does what it is suppose to do.

Just too much fun!

Almost everything ? I changed mine over to high pressure air with an adapter to replace the co2's. Now I can shoot a long time, a lot of fast shots, all at full force with out waiting for the co2's to warm up. The high pressure air bottle has a built in regulator so it works really good. 700 plus shots if they fill your bottle all the way up, the guy that does mine will only put in 2500 lbs. The bottle is rated at 3000 psi.

Maybe a more of a target trigger ?

Buy one now before the price goes back up, and get as many extra mags as you want, they go empty pretty fast.

I think this is a great BB rifle, with good power and easy to load with the magazine the way it works! very accurate and love the safety like the originals.

Maybe come with a few more magazines?

It's awsome an great buy for what you get!

After the sights are dialed in this rifle is "dead balls accurate" (a technical term from the movie 'My Cousin Vinny') with .177 wadcutter pellets. This rifle is a pleasure to shoot. I love the dual CO2 cylinder gas system and I've been getting 70-80 good shots before pellet velocity starts to drop off and the cylinders need replacement. Other reviewers have noted problems with the 16 round magazine (actually an 8 round dual rotary system) but I have had no issues so far using .177 pellets (knock on fake wood). For $79 this rifle is a real bargain! Thanks again to Pyramid for another satisfying airgun purchase!!!

None that I can think of.

The dual 8 round rotary magazine takes .177 pellets or BBs. I wouldn't waste my time with BBs, stick to the pellets for better velocity and accuracy.

Accuracy!! (idk about yours, but mines a headhunter) Power Realism (besides plastic) Price!

obviously i would change the plastic but for 70 bucks whos complaining? kinda wish the Mag and Co2 were all one piece.

WOW!! just absolutely WOW!!! i am in absolute awe!!! this is the best gun for your money period whatsoever of any category!! the accuracy on this gun is flawless, the iron sights are completely true once adjusted. i haven't tried pellets yet, but the Hornady Black Diamond bb's work nicely already. 700 FPS? maybe the first 3 shots, but still a consistent 600 give or take with a "regular" charge. by the way, yes that is plastic you see and this gun is very light, but dont let it fool you!! ive put about 1000 rounds through mine so far and its still shooting like its brand new. WORD OF WARNING: be careful not to drop the magazines!! they are plastic and very fragile, buy a couple extra.

I LOVE THIS GUN. Great low price. Long barrel is very accurate and plenty of punch. When you fire it on a full CO2, it has a bit of a rifle "crack" that's cool. It holds the CO2 very well.

I would pay twice as much or more as I did to have a real wood stock and metal on much/most of the gun. And with that , add the ability to mount a scope. It would be awesome then.

mine was missing the tiny tool that work to tighten in the CO2. Pyramyd said they would get one for me from Daisy - yes, it's made by Daisy (if they only made it as nicely as the classic Red Ryder!).

It's easy to load, it has a smooth trigger pull. I'd give it an 8 on the 1 to 10 scale. It's worth the money.

The feel of the gun makes it feel cheap. It's way to light. I trained on the M14 as a young man in the Army. It was heavy carrying it on marches.

Wood stock wood give it a better feel as a replica of the M14

I shot a National Match M14 in Army Competition for several years, back when.....This Winchester M14 is really a bargin, and quite authentic in detailing, shoots well and can be used in your back yard. It is almost like shooting the real M14, add a sling and enjoy.

It would be nice to have the entire Magazine be removable so one could run thru the manual of arms.

Collectors and serious shooters need this gun in their rack.

Its lightweight, perfect for my skinny 11yr old son. I love the dual C02 slots. Being C02 also reduces weight.Originally I purchased the Crosman M4-177 Multi-Pump Air Rifle. Neither I nor my son liked it.It was hard for him to cock and complicated to operate. It broke (accident) which gave me an excuse to purchase the Winchester.

Nothing

Shoots pellets or BBs, much easier than the Crossman to operate and lighter.

It is very authentic looking and very accurate.

Higher capacity magazine, real wood stock.

It's a fun gun to shoot!

Great replica firearm. Due to double CO2 cartridge, the Shooter receieves 100+ shots. It fires both pellets and BB's. At 7-8 yards one should get 7 of eights shots within an inch radius of the bullseye center.

A woodstock would be nice, but perhaps too costly.

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price vs accuracy cant be beat. if u want more metal and wood get out your wallet.shot expert with the m14 in1966. this gun is amazing.I am 70 and I just shot 1/2 inch group @20ft with just a barrel rest could not believe it!

a little weight in the butt

50-60 good power shots per gass