Daisy Powerline 15XT

Accuracy, power, body design, trigger pull

Single and double action, cartridge screw, trigger design

The exact size as a real 1911 handgun so it fits my holsters perfectly, making it great for draw practice. Gets about 50 shots per CO2 on a cold 30 degree day, with tin can penetrating power on all but the last few.

The removable grip/CO2 cartridge cover seems a little flimsy, so you have to be careful not to break off the plastic tabs when using it.

A good value for $30, nicer than guns that cost more, made in Japan not China. Accuracy is actually pretty good for a short barrel BB pistol.

Very sturdy well built gun

the bbs take long to load one at a time

great gun overall

nice pistol for the money....can't address the sights as I put a crosman red dot sight on it. I have a small back yard..so at 7-8 yards, can eat out center of the target..don't know about longer randes

TRIGGER!! Very long pull because of the way loads bb's. Once you get used to it..it's ok I guess? A bigger tag on the loading lever, and a lock detent to hold it open. The removable grip on the left side...one of the tabs broke off, as other reviewers have stated...needs better access

once you over come the above comments, gun is really fun to shoot! make the cheap ball point pen loader other reviewer stated..getting 60 to 100 shots per CO2 cyl. depending on outside temp.

Seems to shoot accurately and hard, very impressed with this airgun so far

Have found no problems at this point

I consider it a bargain at the price, seems to be as good or better than air pistols selling for twice the price or more

Accurate

The trigger is incredibly hard to pull

Great first c02 pistol...but upgradeing is essential

cheap price powerfull nice 15 shots this gun is the best handgun made just as powerfull as any other accuracy is ok

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Dirt cheap, small, lightweight, high power, very good accuracy with Daisy dot sight.

Add a notch for the spring loader tab so you don't have to hold the tab back while loading.

I have only fired the gun with the Daisy dot sight, so I can't comment on the accuracy of the iron sights. Be careful when replacing the handle grip - the metal clip bends easily. Helpful hint: a bunch of gutted inexpensive ballpoint pens make excellent speed loaders.

Holds 15 bb's, powerful enough to kill a Spearrow or rats/ mice. I liked the safety.

You only get about 65 good shots out of each CO2 thing would like more. The trigger wasn't smooth.

Wait about 4seconds between shots or other wise the seal that hold the air/gas will brake. it's great if your just wanting to shoot for some fun.

The accuracy at 10 yards with the Daisy dot sight is excellent; very powerful for its size. Great price, too.

The trigger pull feels like it's an inch long, but this is probably typical for pistols that don't have cocking hammers. I have to use the index fingers on both hands to steady the gun when pulling the trigger. Also, the lower metal clips on the removable grip bend easily if the grip is not inserted exactly right after replacing a CO2 cartridge. They can be bent back, though.

I haven't tried the iron sights, but I doubt if any non-adjustable iron sights are accurate. Get a dot sight - they are adjustable and worth the money if you want accuracy. Hint for the long trigger pull: 3/4 of the way through the pull you can hear/feel the BB load into the chamber - then just a short pull to fire.