Daisy 880 Multi-Pump

Easy to pump. Sights work perfectly. Me and my son love using the 880 for plinking. We just use the Crosman 7.9gr hollowpoints as their cost friendly and accurate. We only shoot at a max 20 yards since this is a pump airgun and easily hit small cans, etc. This airgun definitely has more than enough energy to take pests like rats, squirrels and rabbits if need be.

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Easy transaction. Good price. Fast shipping. Good quality. PyramydAir has earned my customer loyalty.

I strongly recommend getting on their mailing list.

For a fifty-dollar gun it is surprisingly well made. It handles well and points quickly. The gun has great accuracy with any pellet I tried. I put a red dot scope on it, and it will outshoot the Umarex Fusion 2 I bought by a huge margin. Even with 6 pumps the gun shoots hard. I also bought a Buck Rail suppressor for it and made it even more quiet than it already was.

The pellets will fall into the bb feed hole. Maybe if they designed it as an only pellet or even if they could put a pellet magazine like the older Crosman 760 had. I think they should offer a limited run of real wood stocks as well.

If you shoot pellets then push the bolt forward about 1/8 of an inch and it well help prevent pellets from falling into the BB feed tube. Overall this is a great gun.

Light, cheap. easy to pump, plenty powerful.

Accuracy is bad. The rear sight has to be adjusted all the way to one side to be sighted in. A little adjustment is ok but this is excessive.

In my opinion this Daisy Air Rifle offers a lot bang for your buck! Im Impressed with the velocity & accuracy at a very reasonable price! I took a couple of big rats out with two perfectly placed head shots and they both dropped dead In their tracks.

Really nothing but I wish Daisy would consider making an up graded limited edition of the 880 just like Crosman did with the Crosman 362. if Daisy did I would definitely buy one In a heartbeat!

If your looking for a .177 cal pellet rifle that offers a lot of performance for not a lot of money I would advise you to take a look at the Daisy 880 Powerline, heck I might just buy another one
because I really like the first one I bought!

Good entry level rifle. Inexpensive, accurate enough for plinking, powerful enough for rodents.

Not sure if my sights are just defective, but the gun shoots low. Like, really really low. I’ve got the sights set at the highest elevation, and I still have to aim above my target at 10 yards. My Red Ryder that shoots at half the velocity doesn’t even have this issue. It seems crazy to me that a 700 fps pellet rifle would have sights that max out at 5 yards. Again, maybe mine is defective, idk.

The stock is hollow and cheap feeling, but given the price it’s not a huge deal.

Amazingly accurate for such a cheap airgun. Easy to handle, fairly lightweight.

Real wood would be nicer than plastic, but then it would probably cost more and be heavier, so maybe best the way it is.

A fun lightweight cheap air rifle to plink with, can use either pellets for better accuracy, or plain bbs for really cheap shooting fun.

Everything. Weight, accuracy, easy to pump, power, not pellet picky, legacy, amazing price. I've got some nice airguns, and this one is just so fun and simple to shoot free hand, in the woods, with kids, etc. Great 5-30 yards.

Easier pellet loading (especially if scoped).

It shoots 10 grain pellets well. Don't under estimate this gun.

Accuracy is very good at 20 yards. Trigger pull is crisp.

The plastic stock feels cheap. The scope is garbage. Sell the rifle a little cheaper with no scope.

This gun feels cheap but is fun to shoot. It is very accurate with fixed sights. I'm sure that it is powerful enough to kill rats. Good way to have fun shooting without paying expensive ammo prices.

Only had this gun a couple weeks and less than 200 shots through it, but so far zero complaints. For 55$, it does everything I would expect and does it well. I can consistently hit the cap of a milk jug at 17yds. I had to try a couple different types of pellets to get it to shoot tighter groups. But the first pellets were very cheap and still shot well enough. Trigger is good, much better than my sons crosman 760. It is plastic and light, but it seems more sturdy than other pellet guns in the same price range. The pumping lever is great. The extra throw length makes it very easy to pump. The sights are good, the fiber optic front is super bright.

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