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| Accuracy | 9.4/10  |
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| Handling | 9.5/10 |
| Value for Money | 9.6/10 |
| Reviewer Rating | 9.5/10 |
| Overall Rating | 9.5/10  |
Full review by
ted3929
on 3rd Jan 2008
User Rating : 8
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Good Points: Decent build, wood stock, powerful, easier to cock than Benjamin
Bad Points: Shrouded barrel design cheapens overall appearance
General comments: Got my Daisy Powerline 22x on the cheap at a local unclaimed freight company when the receiving company couldn't foot the shipping bill. Definitely worth the $60 I paid.
Wood stock is a nice touch and much better than the blow molded plastic. Of note, Daisy didn't tighten done the stock at the factory and I had to remove the butt plate to get to the internal bolt to tighten it down.
My last pump rifle was a Benjamin/Sheridan/Crosman that was nice but anything past 4 pumps required a call to the California governor to get a couple more pumps in. The Daisy never gets tiring to pump and you can easily get to 8. After that, anything that gets into the sights is pretty much dead meat.
Loading gate prefers wadcutters although you can cajole a pointed pellet in there every once in a while.
Pretty accurate for this class of air rifle. Not as accurate as the Benjamin even though the two are close in price range.
What would I change? Well, for starters, a metal bolt instead of the plastic one. It hasn't broken yet, but I know it will sometime in the future. Also, make the barrel a real barrel and not some sleeved gizmo. Makes it look cheap when it shouldn't be!
ted3929's review and ratings | 232 words
Review by
Guest.
on 26th Dec 2007
User Rating : 10
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over all great gun for comp
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Review by
ajvenom
on 16th Dec 2007
User Rating : 10
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Next best thing to a non-FAC pellet rifle. Power of springer and accuracy and smoothness of a pcp. Only thing better may be a gas charged springer or pcp, but for the money a great one for hunting and plinking it's ok. As for accuracy about as good as my Crosman 2100b and some 10 meter 3 round groupings from 1 to 4mm c-t-c. Awesome for a .22, but only seems to like H&N Barracuda Match 21.14gr extra heavy.
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Review by
Bella0000
expert review 
on 9th Dec 2007
User Rating : 10
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A good package especialy considering the price. This rifle is enjoyable for an adult or youth. I have not had any problems but a metal bolt and lever would round out the rifle well, even if it cost a little more.
Bella0000's full review | 138 words
Review by
James Butler
on 21st Sep 2007
User Rating : 9
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My rifle is the deluxe 22 cal. model with the 4x32 scope and real wood stock and forearm. For a selling price of under a $100.00 and made in the USA I think it's a good value. My example shots where it's aimed with Crosman Premiers and Gamo Promagnums. Average velocity of these rounds as measured by my master chrony was 535 ftps. These pellets weight around 14 grams and will out to 50-75 ft. taking rats of all types with real efficiency. On the times where a little more power is needed 12 pumps ...
James Butler's full review | 245 words
Review by
danflex
on 4th Sep 2007
User Rating : 9
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I have no idea how this guns accuracy is with its trueglow fiber optic sights.
I had an inexpensive $25 Gamo 4x30 scope. I put it on when I brought the gun home and I can say that with it, it shoots 1" to 1 1/2" groups at 20 yards with 5 or more pumps.
I bought this multi pump for the colder months coming when the co2 powered guns I have will fail. At 22 cal. 550 fps is fine and it's fun handling a 4.5 lb 37.6 inch gun.
Compared to other $60 rifles it's hard to beat.
danflex's full review | 108 words
Review by
joey5214
on 20th Aug 2007
User Rating : 10
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My son and I have both hit several squirrels with this air rifle. This air rifle is our most dependable air rifle. We have tried other air rifles from Gamo, but they are not quite as well made, or accurate as this air rifle. Keep up the good work Daisy!
joey5214's full review | 144 words
Review by
JohnnyRed
on 1st Apr 2007
User Rating : 9
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I bought this gun to use for plinking / close range pest control, and it's great for both. I have the 22x without a scope. The wooden stock and forearm are nice touches, they give the gun a quality feel, and it handles nicely. The gun is a solid shooter and surprisingly quiet. It's a low end .22 that I got for $75 so for the price the sleeved barrel and plastic pumping lever are understandable.
JohnnyRed's full review | 99 words
Review by
thepaladin
on 1st Jul 2006
User Rating : 9
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I purchased the Daisy Powerline .22 SG a few months ago and I'm highly pleased with it. It's one of several airguns I shoot. This rifle with the scope that comes with it lays it's pellets where you aim. There isn't a lot more to say. I've had no trouble with it producing hitting power as advertised and with the .22 pellet it has plenty of knock down power. I think we can say as far as pest birds, rats, mice, ground squirrels, and bushy tail squirrels this is the ticket.
My only complaint abou ...
thepaladin's full review | 300 words | 5 comments added.
Review by
shadow177hunter
on 12th Apr 2006
User Rating : 8
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My friend owns the Daisy Powerline 2000 .22 22X and it goes 800 fps (at least that what it says on the box but you really can't trust that). He let me borrow it for a while and it was fairly hard to find .22 pellets. The power will knock down small game. The wooden stock doesn't look like the best wood but makes it look nice. The trigger is so easy that you barely even now you shot it. It is really quiet for those nosy neighbors. I would say a break barrel might be a little easier but not quite ...
shadow177hunter's full review | 149 words | 2 comments added.
Review by
john22sg
on 29th Mar 2006
User Rating : 10
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+3
Very accurate
1/2 inch groups at twenty yrds
Powerful
Many squireels were taken
I like the wood
Much better than the plastic 880
john22sg's full review | 29 words | 1 comment added.
Review by
DokWatson
on 1st Jan 2006
User Rating : 10
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+2
I got the Daisy Powerline 22SG, which is the 22X scoped. I replaced the 4X32 with a 3-12X40 with an AO, and after about 1500+ rounds through it I can get dime sized holes at 20 yards, and can hit paintballs 40 yards out, this is with daisy .22 flatheads. The open sights are very nice too, notched blade rear and fiber optic front makes for very accurate shooting at 15 yards.
A lot of people are turned from the rifle because of the plastic bolt and pumping arm, but let me tell you, these parts ...
DokWatson's full review | 305 words | 4 comments added.
Review by
gibbo2k5
on 16th Dec 2005
User Rating : 10
Respect :
-3
I like the fact that I could pretty much take any varmint out if I wanted to using the Daisy Powerline 22x. The trigger pull is a little on the heavy side, because when pulling the trigger your gun moves left or right. Accuracy is very good when you get the scope dialed in, and wad cutter pellets are the best for accuracy.
I bought my gun from WalMart for around $100, but if I could do it over I would get the GAMO SHADOW 1000.
gibbo2k5's full review | 156 words | 5 comments added.
Review by
airgunexpert
on 19th Apr 2005
User Rating : 9
Respect :
-4
I like the fact that I could pretty much take any varmint out if I wanted to using the Daisy Powerline 22x. The trigger pull is a little on the heavy side because when pulling the trigger your gun moves left or right. Accuracy is very good when you get the scope dialed in and wad cutter pellets are the best for accuracy.
I bought my gun from WAL-MART for around $100 but if I could do it over I would get the GAMO SHADOW 1000.
airgunexpert's full review | 155 words | 1 comment added.
Review by
allen52307
on 16th Feb 2005
User Rating : 9
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I got the Daisy Powerline gun at Wal-Mart, it shots very good, killed rats well. I have repeatedly shot cig buts from 15 feet. Great gun warranty ran out and it started bleeding off over time. With more time it got worse. I am still thinking of a new 22; don't know how it shoots indoor though. Overall good gun.
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Review by
The Pick
on 2nd Nov 2004
User Rating : 10
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Another stellar view for a stellar rifle...
The Daisy 22x is an accurate, powerful rifle that has plenty of knock-down power. Since it's a .22, this rifle has plenty of punch and a pretty good range. I've found that this rifle still has plenty of power at 30+ yards, and with the right pellet you can take down some of the bigger specimen of small game.
The disadvantages with this rifle are few and far between, but the one that bears mentioning is the breech. It functions perfectly and wi ...
The Pick's full review | 252 words
Review by
Cazador005
on 29th Sep 2004
User Rating : 10
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I have many weapons of air but the Daisy Powerline 22x it is my favorite. It is powerful, has very good precision, beautiful and she adapts to any pellet.
For the use of the hunt and sports shot it is the ideal rifle, for the adult.
Cronografy in 12 bombs gave 600 fps with loser of 14 grains.
Marvellous, I bought two rifles mas for my family and she is my faithful companion of weekend.
Cazador005's full review | 82 words | 2 comments added.
Review by
Dave8867
on 6th Aug 2004
User Rating : 10
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+5
I bought the Daisy Powerline 22x for its caliber and power. The power has seemed to die off within the years, but still drops birds with easy. When I first purchased the gun I found that pointed pellets blast right through birds, wadcutters drop them with ease. It's still a great gun with great power.
Dave8867's full review | 64 words
Review by
Daisy22X
on 15th Apr 2004
User Rating : 10
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+7
The Daisy Powerline 22x is good value for a $70 gun, you get a great gun for both small game and target use. I bought it primarily for small game. It has good power and the 22 cal gives you a lethal weapon for squirrel, moles, armadillo and the like.
The Daisy pellets and Beeman tipped both worked well.
Daisy22X's full review | 105 words
Review by
Benze
on 1st Mar 2004
User Rating : 10
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Daisy Powerline 22x has made a real winner with the 22x. It shoots powerful .22 caliber pellets. It is easy to handle, balanced, and the stock and forarm are made with real wood, while the rest is made of quality steel. No rubbish materials on this gun, makes it very visually attractive and appealing.
It shoots very well once you sight it in. I recommend getting a scope with it or a reflex sight because open sights by themselves have their disadvantages. Daisy makes a great electronic sight t ...
Benze's full review | 216 words
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