Daisy Powerline 5170 Airstrike

nothing.does not work

better product

is gun is trash

Great practice pistol. Real fun shooter.

Would be nice if comoensator could come off and a sturdier magazine. First one spring broke out. Bought spares though. All in all not much else to need changing.

Nice heft and able to customize. I put a scope and a foregrip on mine. Kind of like John Dillinger. Real fun to shoot .

Shoots the advertised 520fps. Very accurate for a BB pistol. 3/4" groups at 6 yards with Daisy zinc-coated BBs or Hornady Black Diamonds. 1/2" groups at 6 yards with Daisy precision ground shot, shooting free-hand, unsupported. Fixed sights shoot to POA. The long barrel (about 6.25") keeps it somewhat backyard friendly. Trigger pull is long, but very smooth. 60 full-power shots per CO2. Very well-made and fun to shoot.

Nothing.

Buy some spare mags with it.

The integrated rail makes it easy to mount a laser and/or reflex sight.

Good weight to it. Not bad for power. Comfortable grip.

Make it a blow back and change the magazine. The bb's fall out way to easy

The 5170 is affordable,,,The velocity is good, but accuracy is not up to standard past the 10 yard line.

The magazine, it's disappointing cheap plastic. The one that came with the gun would not hold BBs, the pressure clip at the top of the magazine was bad, good thing I ordered two extra magazines.A better metal magazine would be a huge improvement. Also, Windage adjustable white dot sights would be a HUGE improvement.

I put this 5170 up against my PowerLine 415 at 20 yards on a small steel soup can.

The 415 way out performs the 5170 in accuracy. Adjusting the point of aim to plink a can to 20 yards and beyond.
Both with steel BBs, Gamo clear oil, and quality Umarex CO2 cartridges.,,, The 415 is near pellet like performance. The 5170,,, not so much.

The only real advantage to the 5170 is the drop out magazine, but the magazine is of inferior quality compared to Crosman or Umarex magazines.

The 5170 is still a pretty good BB CO2 pistol over all, and affordable.Makes a nice Christmas gift,,,,, But don't expect it to live up to its' red dot sight mount... BB pistols need open sights to actually see the BB path and adjust for the next shot as the CO2 runs out.

Power, accuracy, CO2 life

Trigger pull force. I am hoping it loosens up some. Also, it would be nice if you could pull to the first stop and still point the gun down w/o the bb rolling out! Find a way to keep bb's from forcing their way between the spring coils when using a speed loader.

For those that feel the gun is light; Put a dot scope and a laser and it feels great. I intend to do a little bullfrog "night work" around the lake this summer so I also added a decent flashlight. Do not

Other than being light weight, I love everything about this pistol. I put a red dot sight and once sighted in, the piston is a tack driver at 30 feet. I shoot freehand standing and this thing is accurate - bang on everytime. I love the high fps as well as the high shot count per CO2 cartridge,

The weight and shorter trigger pull.

Buy it and add a red dot sight.

It feels good not cheap

Add some kind of sight

No sight at all just point and shoot why no sight has rails so something you would have to get extra.

Very powerful Accurate for a Steel BB Pistol Removeable and replaceable mags Rails allow you to add lots of extras

Not a thing

Very powerful steel BB pistol with nice accuracy
Has removeable and replaceable mags for quick follow up shots
The extra rails allow you to add lasers and red dots and flashlights; as you wish.
Highly Recommended!