Features DAISY MODEL 880 AIR RIFLE

Daisy Model 880 Air Rifle

Our best-selling multi-pump pneumatic rifle - for good reason. Features a woodgrained, molded Monte Carlo stock and forearm. Pour up to 50 BBs into the magazine then every time you pull back the bolt and push it forward you’ll load another BB. Or single-load your choice of any .177 caliber pellets.

Pump the gun three times for indoor target practice or up to ten times to achieve maximum velocity for outdoor shooting and pest control.

Daisy’s PowerLine Model 880 is appropriate for adults and those over 16 years of age under adult supervision.

Features

· Weight: 3.10 lbs.

· Action: Multi-pump pneumatic

· Sights: Fiber Optic front sight. Adjustable rear sight.

· Safety: Crossbolt trigger block

· Max. Muzzle Velocity: 800 fps./BB; 665 fps./pellet

· Overall Length: 37.6”

· Caliber: .177 cal. (4.5 mm) BB or pellet

· Stock/Forearm/Grip: Monte Carlo-styled, molded woodgrain

· Barrel: Rifled steel

· Max. Shooting Distance: 291 yards

· Capacity: 50 shot BB. Single shot/pellet

· Receiver: Engineering resin with dovetail mount for scope

• Compressed air Joules

  < 7.5 J

• Length

  95.50 cm

• Weight

  1.4 kg

• Cal. 4.5 mm muzzle velocity

  243 m/seg

• Sport

  Tiro deportivo: Plinking

• Matériel

  Wood

• Material packaging

  Lead balin & bbs

• Sights types

  1

• Mechanism

  pump action

• Units per package

  1

• Pellets type

  ["Shooting sports: Plinking"]

The Daisy Model 880 is a compressed air pump rifle, which means that the air is manually compressed when activating the pump. By activating the pump (usually between 3 and 10 pumps), the air is compressed in the internal chamber system. This compressed air is then released upon firing, propelling the pellet through the barrel. This type of carbine does not require CO2 or other gases to operate, allowing economical and autonomous use, since only a manual pump is needed to generate pressure.

Pump rifles offer several advantages compared to other compressed air rifles, such as CO2 or PCP:

Control over power: The number of bombs made will determine the power of the shot, allowing the shooter to adjust the speed of the pellet according to his needs.
Low operating cost: No CO2 cartridges or air refills required, reducing long-term costs.
Simplicity and reliability: Pump rifles have a simple and reliable mechanical system, which makes them ideal for those looking for ease of use and little maintenance.
Continuous autonomy: Being powered by the energy generated by pumping, you do not need to worry about running out of gas or air during the shooting session.

The Daisy Model 880 fires 4.5mm (also known as .177) caliber pellets. This caliber is very popular and is available in two main types:

Steel pellets: They are cheaper and widely used in air rifles for recreational shooting, plinking and training.
Lead pellets: They offer better accuracy, especially at longer distances. They are ideal for precision shooting and although they may be a little more expensive, they perform superior in terms of consistency and shot trajectory.

The Daisy Model 880 is a durable and rugged rifle, designed to deliver years of reliable performance. Many users highlight its reliability and ease of maintenance, making it a perfect choice for both beginners and experienced shooters. Shooters especially appreciate its consistent accuracy, even after several years of use. Additionally, the wood of the stock receives praise for its quality finish, which also contributes to improved stability during shooting.

User maintenance tips:

Lubrication of the pumping system: To avoid premature wear, it is recommended to lubricate the moving parts of the pumping system regularly.
Clean the barrel: After each use, users suggest cleaning the barrel to maintain accuracy and extend the life of the rifle.
In summary, users highlight the quality-price ratio of the Daisy Model 880, making it an excellent option for those looking for reliability, precision and a low operating cost.