Page 6 - Winchester M14 CO2 Reviews

I have an indoor range of 25 ft. and 43 ft.in my basement, This M14 is now my favorite for target shooting. This is the most accurate bb. gun I have shot to date, Love it.

Just fine the way it is.

Buy one and have a heck of a good time with your grandchildren.

When I First Saw This Rifle,I Knew,I Had To Buy One!It Bring's Back Lots Of Members,From My Army Basic Training Days, (June 1968)I Train With The REAL M-14.I Like The Pep-Sights,Design,Much More.The Rifle Fires Good,Still Getting Used-To-It.

I Would Change To a Wood Stock,more Exterior Medal Parts,And a Rear Sight That Flips From A Pep Sight To a Regular Sight.Over All It Works As Well As It Looks,If Not Better.I Hope Daisy Keeps Making This Rifle! This ONE Is a Winner!!

I'm fairly new To Air Guns In General. But Have Learned a Lot,From The Air Gun Pro's,Like Pyramyd Air.Good Info. Thank-You Good Value For The Money !!

Feel and sight picture closely mimic M14 and M1.

Reshape frt sight and bayonet lug so more authentic. Do fake wood grain on brown stock. Trigger a rather odd 4 stage, but that might be unavoidable. Sights a bit fat compared to real sights.

This is a good trainer for those who shoot the M14 or M1 competitively. Not perfect, but pretty good for the price. Attempts to make it better would jack up the price so nobody wants it. As a plinker, its quite a fun gun. The expense of the double CO2 ctgs is balanced by excellent gas mileage.

The scale appearance.

Make it in a .22 to .25 caliber, and give it more power so it can live up to it's namesake. Give it a Nitro Piston, or PCP charged Rifle. This one needs more respect.

Not much better then a BB gun, but shoots pellets.

This rifle was my companion for several years & while heavy, if distance shooting was important, it would knock the socks off an M-16. This replica, while plastic & light, is great with very good accuracy, cheap to shoot & a lot of fun.

For the money I think it is perfect!

If you want a fun & inexpensive rifle this is it. I am very pleased with it & I am little surprised at some of the criticism it has received such as too light & plastic. Considering the price & it's accuracy I think most people will enjoy it. If not spring for an M1A

While in the US Army, I trained on the M-14. By looks, this is almost a carbon copy. Yes, it's lighter and has fewer moving parts, but great looking rifle anyway. With the fully adjustable rear sight, the accuracy is outstanding. Though it takes two 12g cartridges, it will function well on one. On one cartridge it will not recycle the bolt. It will act more like the Styer-Mannlicher Mod 95, straight pull bolt action. Still accurate. The receiver group is tapped for a scope mount (no mount screw is provided). The tap takes a M 4 .7x15 mm screw (had one in the garage,). I fashioned a mount from aluminum strap and angle stock. Purchased a Winchester 39mm scope from Pyramyrd and mounted it with my home made mount. I zeroed it with the supplied sights, now I hit H2O bottle caps at 25 yards. Some have panned the plastic stock as been "cheep". The stock could have been better, but for less than $80, I didn't expect hand rubbed curly maple. The upper hand guard is very authentic looking.

If I were consulted, I would have advised the engineers to make the butt plate removable. This would provide the shooter with access to a storage area and the opportunity to place additional weight to the unit. I will find a way to make this happen with my M-14.

This is a full size replica of the military M-14. (It is a versatile weapon that hits hard with either one or two co2 cartridges. I have seen several scope mounts advertised on the E-net, $25 and up. I don't if they will fit this unit as I fashioned my own. Don't plan to buy one (scope mount). For $80 bucks, you can't go wrong. This unit is as accurate as some rifles that cost much more. By the way you can get a M 4 .7x 15mm screw at Home Despot for approx. $.47.

It is definitely semi-auto. and fun.

trigger a little(read a lot) creepy.

I am glad I did not dump $1500 on real one. Fun to shoot but still too damned heavy. I know this is a plastic stocked air-rifle.I love it; but I am damned sure glad I did not have to cart the real M14 though Vietnam. Damn good rifle. But what a boat anchor. Any semi auto AR's out there? At this price? Just kidding, I will shoot this paperweight into the ground. Over time. Hope its a long time.

It is fun, a great plinker.

A scope base would be nice but that would change the flavor of the gun.

These are easy to handle, light weight and a blast to shoot. The barrel on mine is marked "Made in Japan". Would I buy one again - I did.

best gun. you can get wet under storm, no rust. is light don't worry about plastic, there a reason .for it ease to carry around the hole day hunting the only thing you need is power and this gun has it all with 16 shots 600 fps hit a dime ay 50 feets

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I went to home depot and got camouflage paint and change the looks of the plastic turn into magic this paint is called rust-oleum they have khaki. dark green .and very good no shine black

My son flipped when he got his hands on this! Very easy to sight in and ready to shoot out of the box. My 12 year old son was shooting dime size groups from 20 feet open sights. Don't worry about the plastic it is well built and more than worth the money.

Pyramyd should offer the airsoft scope mount as an accessory. I used a generic m14 airsoft scope mount and it was a breeze to install.

If you want a high powered co2 rifle at a great price this is the one. If you add in the looks its a no brainer. Were using Avanti ground shot, shoots smooth and powerful. Pyramyd hooked it up with the free ammo and free shipping when I bought the Morph with it. Very satisfied.

fun to shoot

wood stock would be nice

be prepared for gun to use more gas than you might expect.

Dead on target when i got the sights adjusted- had to look up an old army training vid on youtube. It shoots plastic army men and plastic animals at 15 meters every time with Daisy BB's which is all i shoot indoors. With pellets its even better, but I dont want the dust inside.

I really like this airgun when it comes to shooting and really really wish they had made it out of better material... it FEELS like a kids toy due to the nasty plastic so its an indoor only shooter. The magazine is ok but prone to sticking, Biggest issue is the little key's (2 come in the box) used to tighten the co2 powerlets- the first one broke the second time i used it and so i baby the other one and have ended up with improperly pierced powerlets because i'm frightened of snapping the junk plastic tightening key...which has virtually no gripping surface or leverage anyway....make it an integral hand screw or pack a single metal key with a decent grip to torque with.

Good: This airgun is fun to shoot and very accurate with pellets or even BB's and has authentic (and cool...) adjustable "peep" style sights. It is the same size a the real gun and "points" really nicely. Bad: airgun FEELS like its going to break if you bump or drop it, and i'd beware of leaning the plastic barrel against anything long term, for fear of bending it. Conclusion : If you can get it for less then 100 bucks i'd say its a pretty good deal for plinking in the garden.

Low price, accurate replica looks, uses a clip for semi-auto action without pumping, barrel breaking or cocking. Fairly accurate, rear sight adjustable in elevation and windage. Can shoot dime size groups at 50 feet.

More metal or heavier plastic. I trained on a real M14 and this 4.4 pound version is just too light and feels like a toy. But you get what you pay for.

Uses two 12g CO2 bottles, which conveniently fit in the detachable clip with the 16 round magazine (dual 8 round actually, you have remove the clip to flip it over, takes about 5 seconds). Velocity drops rapidly with CO2 use. Mine dropped from 650 to 500 fps in the first 10 shots, although some break-in may be required. Expect about 80 shots from a pair of CO2 bottles. Use pellgun oil lightly around the CO2 seal area when installing new bottles. A real M14-M1A scope mount fits this scope but you will need to find a metric screw to fit the threaded hole (metal threads) on the left side of the receiver to replace the supplied scope mount screw. I added an inexpensive Tasco 3x9x40 scope to compensate for my fading eyesight, the added weight makes the rife feel better and as expected my shot groupings are tighter.

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It is nice addition to any plinker collection. It is accurate.

Make the stock in either black or a better wood grain look if not in a cheap wood. Clean up the mold seams, maybe add more metal to this or make a full metal version for collectors.

Overall this is a really fun vintage plinker, I wanted a real M14 but they cost too much and I cannot shoot that in my yard :o( But be warned it is all plastic and looks plastic, the stock is the poorest example I have seen in a long time. ALSO it used 2 small 12g cylinders so you use twice the C02.

The looks for 1 thing. The fact that it shoots both bbs and pellets for the 2nd. 3 is that it is semi auto , 4 super accurate. 5th light weight. 6th comes with sling.

Needs more CO2

I bought a scope mount for mine using an airsoft scope mount for the same model rifle. Hope that helps.

I like this you get a lot of shots per co2 it take 2 co2 but still you get a lot of shots each time you reload the co2. well worth the money.

nothing really but it would be cool if it was made of real wood like a real M-14.

I love it . I like that is has a magazine with 16 shots.I like the it is co2. for me it doesn't go through alot of co2 so that is a good thing .

I do wish it has a wooden stock.

you have to get used to the sights, it doesn't jabe normal iron sights.

does what it says it will do

a lot less plastic

still fun to shoot

Very easy to set up, worked great right out of the box, has a gun sight that would be very easy for beginners to use, but even though I have lots of experience it is still a fun rifle. Takes 8 rounds in a clip, then you can reverse clip for another 8 rounds.

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