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| Value for Money | 9/10 |
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| Reviewer Rating | 7.3/10 |
| Overall Rating | 7.5/10 |
Full review by
Poncho167![]()
on 12th Apr 2008
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Good Points: Reasonable price, more power than standard 4x20 scopes found on under $100 rifles
Bad Points: Found it hard to calibrate
General comments: The scope is definately more powerful than the one that came on my Remington. Though I am satisfied with my standard 4x20 scope, after reading posts about how this one was so much better I thought I would give it a try. The scope has better adjustment features and is supposedly more shock proof but after 2-hours I still couldn't get it dialed in. The calibration was inconsistant though they recommend setting it up with a controlled bench environment which I didn't have. Because I couldn't get it dialed in I took it back to Walmart and got my $$$ back. It was a little over $30 with tax.
I may try it again some day but for now my current scope is good enough to get the job done.
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Review by
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on 25th Feb 2008
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Well, Its' amazing to me have little $25.00 gets you nowadays.
I realize that this is a cheap scope, but it does advertise itself to be shockproof and ready for air rifles and .22 cal shooting.
I've owned tow of these, one came with my Powerline 1000 rifle.
I just bought the second for a cheap Chinese springer.
As with the first scope on my powerline rifle, I had a devil of a time trying to get this thing to stay on my rifle!
after a few times falling off of the rifle and being misaligned(due di ...
theshootist's full review | 177 words | 1 comment added.
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James Butler![]()
on 22nd Sep 2007
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User Rating : 9
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Bought this 3-9 scope at walmart for about $30.00 intx. Wanted a cheap scope for my armadilla eraticator i.e. a Croman
800X 22 cal. rifle. Didn't expect much but as you can tell from my list of "Good Points' i've been pleasantly surprised.
The most important things you need to do to have a chance to realize the performance this scope offers is as follows:
1. Clean the scope rails with denatured alcohol (available at Walmart in Pharmacy section)
2. In most cases if not all you will ha ...
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Review by
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on 14th Mar 2007
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User Rating : 8
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This scope came with my Daisy Powerline 1000 which turned out to be a mess. Luckily the scope is awesome but the only bad thing is that it slips. So now for my Gamo Shadow 1000 i got the one piece mount and mounted it. It works like a dream.
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on 11th Oct 2006
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User Rating : 8
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I needed a scope for my recent purchase of a Gamo Shadow 1000 (Walmart $74.00 WOW!). I didn't want to spend more than $30.00 for the scope. I looked around on the web and thought the best I could do was a 4 x 32 for that price, then I decided to go back to Walmart and see what they had. Sure enough there was a Daisy Powerline 3-9x32 airgun scope for $28.53. Don't let the low price fool you, it's just as good as similar scopes selling from $50-$75, plus it is specifically designed to handle high ...
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Review by
gthn![]()
on 23rd Jul 2006
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When i got it i was excited because it had nice clarity, but when i mounted it it wasn't alligned with the gun so i looked for the problem and found that on one side the weaver thingy is longer than the other side. Then when i was tighning it one of the screws broke, so for now im sticking with my cheap 4x15 daisy scope wich i have had for 8 years and stil works perfectly except i would like a higher power, so i definitely recomend the 4x15 over the 3-9x whatever it is.
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Review by
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on 30th Jun 2006
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User Rating : 9
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Want to add another review rating to counter my previous Daisy Powerline rating. I have solved my previous distress by identifying the rings/mounts as my problem. Now that the scope is properly mounted properly on my high power springer air-rirle it is working just fine.
If mounting on a .22 rimfire, CO2 rifle, or pump air-rifle, the rings and mounts it comes with should work just fine.
For those who aren't familiar, it is the forward spring recoil on higher power springer air-rifles tha ...
mithral7's full review | 205 words
Review by
mithral7![]()
on 26th Jun 2006
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Lots of good reviews here, but I can't make my Daisy Powerline 3-9x32 hold zero to save my life. Suggestions welcome. I am experienced at mounting scopes and sighting them in. I even followed the instructions and I am using a scope stop. I can get the scope to hold a tight zero group for about 3-5 shots then it wandering off. I get 2-3 tight shots, then it wanders again. At a 22 foot target (length of my garage) it will wander from 1 to 2 inches.
I sighted in with the cheap-plastic open ...
mithral7's full review | 200 words | 1 comment added.
Review by
1kjeah![]()
on 5th Mar 2006
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User Rating : 10
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For an air rifle scope, the Daisy Powerline one does all it needs to do. It comes with great scope mounting rings and wil securely clamp to any air rifle. I have mine on a Gamo shadow 1000 and I have achieved groups of .25 inches at 30 yards. It is double padded at both ends so that the jarring action of the spring piston in the rifle will not knock the scope out of line. Do not buy a regular rifle scope for an air rifle because it will be broken internally. This is your best bet and is ex ...
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Review by
shoot2kill![]()
on 30th Dec 2005
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User Rating : 9
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Buying a scope for an airgun should not set you back as much as the gun. Fortunately, Daisy Powerline offers a good quality, effective scope that fits this demand. You could zero this baby to a favorite shooting distance of 35 yards and live happily with it for a long time.
Yes, you may need to aim lower at closer targets, and higher at further ones, and lower again as the projectile loses velocity over very long distances. Do you need to spend hundreds of dollars for little markings, an adju ...
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Review by
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on 27th Dec 2005
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My Daisy Powerline 3-9x32 airgun scopecame on my Winchester 800x, and when you sight it in its awesome. This is a great scope to put on your hunting rifle. it's easy to sight in too.
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Review by
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on 30th Oct 2005
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User Rating : 8
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I purchased my Daisy Powerline 3-9x32 airgun scope at Walmart, and have been using it for a few weeks now on my tuned Norinco Fastdeer. As with most airgun scopes, you will need to shim the rear scope mount slightly to get your pellets to hit where you aim, otherwise they will be low. Be careful when shimming, as the scope mount threads do not go full depth in the holes and can easily be stripped with too much shim installed. Along these same lines, the turret covers require a gentle touch when ...
guru1ofatl's full review | 239 words

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