Winchester 1000B

The things I like about this is that I can knock down just about everything from chipmunks, to racoons easilly with destroyers.

Make the trigger easier to pull, it takes about 9lbs of force to fire.

The best hunting pellet to use is a Crossman Destroyer. I killed 3 squirrels and 1 rabbit with one each.

Hunting: This amazing rifle is a hunting rifle, first and foremost. 45 pounds of cocking effort drive the pellets at a screaming 1,000-1,200 feet per second, and my main hunting pellets are Beeman Crow Magnums, they are ultra accurate in this rifle, and I snipe Mourning Doves, and when I shoot them, they drop dead on the spot! The Scope: The scope is splendid! I never have to re-sight it, I've even gone through 8 of my 14 different kinds of pellets, these 8 that I have tried so far are different head designs, and different weights (the pellets are: Beeman Crow Magnums, Crosman Premier Lights and Hollowpoints, Gamo Raptors, Rockets, Hunters and Magnums, and BSA Wolverines) and these pellets all hit in the center of the reticule! The Scope Mounts: The scope mounts are awesome, they do not need to be re-tightened, and they keep the scope in place very firmly. The Safety: The safety is conveniently located at the back of the receiver, and can be reset at any time. The Trigger: The trigger? I personally like the trigger, even though it’s a bit stiff. However, the length of the first stage can be adjusted to suit personal preferences. The Fiber Optic Sights: The fiber optic sights are nice, I have never actually used them, but they are pretty good quality, I can tell, and the rear one has spring loaded ball bearing adjustments for windage and elevation. Custom Paint Scheme: Mine is custom painted, and has a tactical camouflage paint scheme.

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In Conclusion... this rifle is a must-have, for its smashing, annihilating power and accuracy, the scope, and all the fine points make this rifle unrivaled! Now, I have the Daisy Powerline 1000, and both rifles share the same safety, trigger guard, trigger, recoil pad, pistol grip, pistol grip checkering, scope rail, rear sights, cocking effort, power... Really the only difference is that the stock on my rifle has a cheek rest, and the front part of stock is a bit shorter and has no checkering in favor of an expanded area for a foregrip, and a bit of a caved-in area above that. Also the front sight on my rifle has a globe to protect it, and it comes with a Powerline 3-9x32 scope. So you now what? Get one of these two rifles, okay? You will not regret it!

power, accuracy afordability range speed synthetics(more durable) ...

quite front heavy...and as usual$

THIS IS A SCOPE KILLER!!!!!!!!!! SO GET AN AIRGUN SCOPE. this is very powerful and breaks sound berrier for me with 7.9 grain crossman points it also blew though a phone book and destroyed the conret behind it it has enough recoil to rip a scope off its mounts mine can also inbed a cros piont into a dense wood plank at over 100 yards yes i missed many times but my scope also hapened to be disconecting but 3 shots all embedded into the wood as deep as my 480fps chinese gun...wow in close it can also exit a full water bottle lengh wise accuracy is as good as i am so far great gun

looks like a real rifle...easy to load...very powerful...can do some major damage so be careful...around 1040 fps consistently...

sights on gun is average at best..

I placed a 1 gallon jug of water 80 yards away and shot a crosman pointed pellet at it...the pellet went through the front and through the water and out the back at 80 yards...thats pretty good..

I bought one of these @ a pawn shop - put a simmons 3-9x50 and shot approx 80 ground squirrels from 35 to 85 yards according to my rangefinder. I used laser pellets and crosman's. I like this rifle.

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It does hit hard.

Owners manual does not give info on maintaining the rifle or how it works. No shooting tips. You need some recommended pellets with weights.

If you don't have much experience with this type of air rifle you may have problems hitting anything. I have problems with shifting of point of impact: more than 3 inches from day to day at 75 ft. Very difficult to find a consistent way to hold the rifle to produce repeatable results. Still working on it after over 1000 rounds. Not sure what advice to give. Not a beginner rifle.

Powerful, accurate and inexpensive. Bought with winchester 3-9 scope. Zero'd at 25 yards, shoots real tight groupings with silver arrows, very impressive for an air gun.

Stock under barrel @ break point alittle flimsy. I'm a big guy so breaking the barrel is not a problem, but the wifey can barely do it with both arms. I've oiled the hinges regularly and it doesn't seem to be getting any better. Maybe this is just the price you pay for the power you get, but something that the weak of arm should be aware of.

Use loc-tite or other anti seize compound on the scope mount hardware. This thing twangs pretty hard, and will shake you scope around unless properly mounted with this type of compound, give it time to cure before firing. Once this thing is all set up its a pretty decent package for the money. I'm happy enough with it to not be in the market for another one, but if I could do it again - I would go for something that is easier to break the barrell.

powerful accurate and consistancy my gun has been shot over 2,000 times and its still going strong

the styling

its a great gun for hunting and target shooting
other people on here say its hard to cock but its not

value is great,I like the looks and feel. Vary powerfull

really nothing except to ad some weight to the butt end

cant say anything about long range shooting because I only use it at close range for controlling a raccoon issue in my neighbrohood. If i had it to do again I would go with a 25 cal. BUT, with the right ammo and the right shot I would say it has been very humane. Happy with it.

has tons of power more than any gamo and alot more accurate than the gamo's

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nice fast and worth the money