Daisy Powerline 426 Air Pistol

Great little gun. Feel like a real pistol. Holds C02 for an over week even when not being used, shoots around 100 shots per bottle. I could not be more pleased, for the price it’s the best.

Fun little co2 pistol for the price point I haven't had any leakage issues or jamming and the quality is right on par for what you're paying for it obviously it's not the real thing but if you like just plinking around with one of the more accurate FPS CO2 plinkers, for the price, like I said you can't go wrong here

As a kid because I literally did almost shoot my eye out lol I promised myself I would never fire a BB gun again. But then decades later came the pandemic, and ammo prices went through the roof. Hesitantly I got back into BB and pellet guns. (Safety glasses definitely on now.) Fast forward a few years, and I now have two BB pistols and a rifle--all of which are Daisy. And that rifle is spectacular as well. Especially as it has a rifled barrel and is quite powerful. (I've found it actually has more impact than my nice 32 ACP pistol.)I really liked my other CO2 pistol, but what prompted this purchase was I never cared for its trigger. Very long and mushy. It is powerful, but I wanted more accurate plinking. So I decided to pull the trigger on this little gun and I couldn't be happier. It feels great as the ergonomics are good. It's easy to load. The sites are on (but I'm definitely going to put some color on the front sight so I could see it more clearly) the trigger is great... And it's a hell of a lot of fun to shoot. My only complaint being I wish it were a little bit more powerful. Other than that it's perfect. Thoroughly enjoyable. Couldn't recommend it more. I've certainly shot a number of real pistols the ergonomics and performance of which come nowhere near to this cheap little plastic air gun. Hilarious but true. From 50 ft in it's a no-brainer.(Forgot to mention I get well over a hundred accurate shots with it before it starts to get wonky from lack of power. Definitely no complaints there either.)

Works great just what I needed ,powerful shoots good, looks good

Definitely will make you smile 😁. Added a green laser and it shoots great. I'm 72 and this gun is fun, fun, fun. I let my son's shoot it and they both came back in the house smiling. Feels nice in the hand, lots of power, good penetration and like others, can get about 100 BB's out of a CO2. The boy's are getting one for Christmas.

not gonna be disappointed with this, very good for beginners and even for simulation training for safety - very good replica and is fun to shoot

I know I'm way past my date for returning this, because of my own procrastination. Besides the fact that it wasn't worth my time which was more valuable. From the day I received my Daisy 426, installed multiple cartridges in an effort to correct its functionality, it has spit BB's out approximately 2 to 3 feet. I would recommend spending a little more money and purchasing something of better quality. The 426 is not it

Pros:This C02 pistol is easy to load and to make it ready to fire.Its design is decent and it looks like a real firearm.It functions as advertised, for the most part.It has just enough power to punch through spray paint cans from 5-10 feet away.The price is reasonable and affordable.Cons:Works very poorly with cheap C02 cartridges. The design of Daisy C02 carts is slightly different from most cheap no-name carts, they leak as soon as installed and run out of charge ASAP.Barrel length(and precision of manufacture?) is WAY too short for this pistol to be accurate, even with a fresh C02 cartridge and good BB's in it. Firing rapidly results in about a 2 foot diameter splatter of randomly placed BB's at about 10 yards. Be careful where you're firing, BB's WILL ricochet off of random things and come back at you.The 15 BB capacity just isn't enough for real fun, they're gone like the wind when shooting.Would I recommend buying this? Perhaps, just to scare raccoons away from your garbage cans - however, a better, more accurate, higher priced pistol would be imminently more satisfying to use in the long run.