Daisy Powerline 340 Reviews

The realism is on que.

Less plastic

It doesn't chamber the BBS really good.

Great realism, price and simplicity.

More realistic heft. Maybe less plastic to achieve that.

Great fun for simple daily plinking. I only have a 15-20 foot distance And find it accurate enough for that. Good fun at that distance is to try shooting into the opening of a plastic milk jug.

very accurate reasonable trigger lots of bb capacity

needs better manual it looks like it can be taken down by the lever in front of the safety i will have to see what the youtubers can tell me

for the price you have to try this gun

Fun cold-weather plinker in the backyard or garage. No worries about low temps affecting CO2, and I get mulitple shots (unlike my single-shot pumpers).

Easier speed loading. Refilling the autoload feature from the BB resevior can be tricky, and I've never effectively loaded more than 12.

Read the instructions and be patient the first time you use it. Some of the functions take a little finessing the first time out of the packaging, but I've enjoyed it so far.

Great BB gun for price. The only bb pistol I could find with a speed loader straight from the reservoir! No individual bb loading into the magazine, I hate doing that I wish more BB guns were like this. Accurate up close so what I expect for price. Thanks

Love a heavier model, less plastic and of course more power or distance, accurate.

Just wish other BB guns had the reservoir and speed loader that was the main reason I bought it

Well worth the money! Easy to use, does not require CO2 cartridges (a huge plus!), pretty authentic looking and very affordable!

This pistol is large for my small hands, but it is perfectly usable. The safety feature may be too easy to slide, when not intending to do so (such as, when creating a holster and the lever gets knocked about).

I definitely recommend this product!

LOVE the 200 round Reservoir, and the spring power (no C02 required). Plus the price !!!

Wish the mag/clip could really hold the full 13 BB's it advertises. I can rarely get more than six to stay in the mag.

Despite the mag/clip loading issue, still really enjoy this pistol.

Unlike the Crosman Classic 1911 purchased here which did not work at all, the Daisy works just great and is a hoot to shoot. Accuracy and power are equal to any bb gun of childhood, can easily tag plastic bottles at 15yds, which it does not mark at 10-15yds, but shoots through cardboard at 10yds every time, while at 15yds it tears outer layer. I shall be sad when this lightweight plastic wonder dies, but meanwhile am having fun.

nothing

Fast shipping, exactly what I expected, fair price, good service.

I would rather shop by using a trusted source like Pyramyd Air, than taking my chances at Walmart.

The looks.

more power.

Not for use at more than 15 feet, have not accuracy beyond this point.

200 bb resevoir, fast cocking

More power, more accuracy

I am returning because it's not accurate, even at 15 feet.

works great

more power

excellent gun

The size, look and feel of a Berreta or Taurus 9mm. I like the big, solid grip, even though the gun is extremely lightweight. I'm a filmmaker, and it makes a perfect, realistic prop. Easy cocking.

It's extremely lightweight and feels very cheap, because it is cheaply made. The gun could use a boost in power; BB's barely penetrate cardboard at 10 feet. Watch out for constant ricochets. The gun has no accuracy whatsoever.

Airguns are not toys, but this performs, is made like and is basically so weak it should shoot airsoft instead. Don' expect any performance out if this gun.

Elegant Design, Easy to Use

everything especially 200 rd reservoir.

nothing

simulates the wider double stack magazine on Beretta.

Bought this bad boy for a friend, much more power than I thought it had, my friend says she loves it, cant tell you what she is using it for but it is working, I just might get myself one too.

Nothing

looked too real

slide difficult to pull back handle too thick loader only take about 7 bb's at a time

use for kids max 13......

Very accurate, quiet, large B.B. reservoir, simple cocking

The magazine is supposed to click into place to load, but mine did not; probably just a flaw in this particular one.

For an inexpensive pistol, this thing rocks. Always be careful of pinch points with a slide. Even though it is mainly polymer, it is strong. The grip is thick, so small hands might find it unwieldy. If you are a low budget filmmaker, this makes an awesome prop. Do not do anything illegal when filming, but if you need a Beretta, this is it.

The realistic appearance of the weapon.

I don't believe anything needs to be changed

If your over 80 years old and do not have the strength that once occupied your body I would suggest you look elsewhere for another type of weapon.

The idea of this pistol is great. Holds a bunch of bb's and reloads easily between "clips". It's a pretty close visual replica of the real Beretta 92fs (aka M9). Slide and trigger works good, accuracy is tolerable and shoots pretty hard (when it doesn't fail to shoot). And for 20 bucks!

This gun would be a dream if only it was a reliable shooter. I rarely get more than a few shots out before it malfunctions (no feeds and double feeds). The Powerline lineage deserves better than this. I'd pay for better functionality. I purchased a few of these and hope Daisy will get the hint and create a reliable springer pistol as good as their Daisy no. 25 rifle. (Does it need different bb's other than the steel one's I'm feeding it? Hummm?)

It's thicker than the actual firearm. For 20 bucks it's a good buy, but functionality may be spotty. I'm a collector so I'll keep the 340 - but we really want to see a functional springer that shoots bb's and equals the Daisy no 25 rifle. A reliable low velocity companion spring piston pistol modeled from anything between a Colt 1889-1917 would be perfect. It's hard for me to believe a functional bb spring piston hasn't been made yet... anybody know of any on the market past or present? The old Daisy Targeteer would have been nice... if it were a reliable shooter! I'll give the Powerline 340 Pistol an E for Effort, now let's make one that works! - CaliAir from the AIR Show on YT. Check out my reviews on the guns I buy only from PA! Thanks guys!