Daisy Model 25 Pump-Action BB Gun

Por este precio hay muchas construcciones buenas(no se cual será su margen)Pero esta Pump Gun 25 y las BUCK MODEL 105 YOUTH BB AIR RIFLE y CAMO LEVER ACTION RIFLE 1999, que he comprado anteriormente, me han encantado;
Esto se debe a su muy cuidado diseño y equilibrada construcción en metal y madera.
Al contrario que con algunas armas de plástico(donde la torsión y tensiones son mas de músculos y tendones en antebrazos si no pesan), aquí la torsión se siente sobre los huesos, espina, cadera, cuello y es agradable con ellos, muy liviana; así como el diseño y material madera de la culata(en la 25 y la 105,no en la 1999) y por las características mencionadas anteriormente, se integra muy bien en el cuerpo, sin dañarlo y no siendo bruscas en los giros o cambios de ángulo(lo que las hace peligrosas si no se asían valiente y cuidado, pues si salen volando o se hace el gili, son un proyectil descontrolado en si),si no acompasadas y decididas.
He de decir que SOLO he disparado con una y he usado las TRES para ejercicio de esgrimir y tentar.
A la 105 la he pegado bastante como arma blanca: sable, lanza, hachuela, espadín,maza….,el equilibrio, el balance, la respuesta a los rebotes(inexistentes bien manejada) contra madera son maravillosos. Contra la cama, la pared o personas no es buena idea pues el cañón se puede acuchillar(esto ha sido después de darle un trato de sable o pistola de caballería , carabina Sharp, Spencer(a mi me recuerdan eso, pero están arcos compuestos y ballestas, javalinas u hondas antes),como me ha pasado,sin daños mayores, probando contra las aristas de una pared)

SON UNA MARAVILLA y me parecen hechas con mucho cuidado y respeto a las físicas del cuerpo humano.

Mala idea: a caballo tienen que ser JODIDAMENTE DIVERTIDAS.

Me he visto obligado a escribir una reseña después de coger esta 25 pump unos minutos, he llorado un poquito.

Muchas gracias por vender productos que instruyen bien!
y me gustan muchísimo!

So let me preface this review in saying that I’m an older guy, not a twelve year old who is looking for his first peashooter. I used to go target shooting with firearms and currently living in a state with strict gun laws. Missing the good ol’ kick from shooting irons, and not wanting to deal with the bureaucracy, I sought to pick up some of the BB guns of my childhood to get a simulacrum of the cordite and brass cases of days past.

Anyhoo, I’ve had this for a weekend and have already put roughly 500 rounds through it, and I can say that it is well worth the money for what Amazon is charging for, here is the breakdown:

(Note: I’m going to be comparing this a lot to Daisys’ Red Ryder lever action BB gun because A:) I have one and shoot with it a lot and B:) is a comparable and similarly priced BB gun.)

BUILD: When I opened it, I was immediately impressed by the workmanship, very rarely do you see a BB gun in the price bracket be such a solid build. I haven’t found a single piece of plastic on it, all metal and wood, and it shows, that engraved metal receiver looks mighty purty. The mechanism that pumps the spring is a clever design, not the multi-pump of the more expensive Powerline 880, but a single pump providing a good 350 FPS per BB. The cocking mechanism has a solid feel to it as well, giving an impressionable “SCHLKIT-KLIKT” racking noise with each shot. The sights are adjustable for wind-age and elevation, and also can pivot between blade sights and peepsights, which is a nice feature. It has a pretty standard safety by the trigger housing, and while not entirely necessary in a BB gun, very useful in teaching people Firearm safety through the use of BB guns.

LOADING: the upside to the loading mechanisms is that it is much more reliable than the cheaper Daises like the Red Ryder, which needs to be tilted upwards to be loaded. The downside is that it holds only about fifty and you will find yourself reloading fairly frequently. The plus side is that the loading barrel is very sturdily built, screws into place, and does not have BBs rolling around the loading chamber (again like the Red Ryder). Different from most loading mechanisms in BB guns, but by no means bad.

SHOOTING: This is fairly straightforward, it shoots, it shoots hard for a single pump, and it shoot straight, straighter than my Red Ryder. I’ve slayed about 100 cans with this and spent this afternoon doing a side-by-side with the Red Ryder and I can say for a fact that it shoots a smidge better. This thing will lay down some pump-assisting fire on any pitiful cans, bottles, and brittle things you want to wreak vengeance upon with your flaming .177 caliber sword of justice. Shooting this thing is so damn fun, I was going to go for a multi-pump Powerline 880 for sheer force, but am so satisfied with laying down BB after BB into my shooting gallery. As I said earlier in the review, you will be reloading a lot, because it is so easy to just pump away BBs until you have an empty Daisy, a field full of broken bottles, and the smell of victory filling your nostrils.

AESTHETICS: As I said, this has nice feel to it, the metal and wood give it a nice weight, it does not give the impression of being a rinky-dink plastic popgun. The action, the safety, and the cocking mechanism all lend itself to giving it an impression similar to a real firearm action (minus the noise and the kick of course). I think this is useful, as I use BB guns as a means to both keep up my practice in shooting straight, and in teaching people how to safely operate a real firearm. I think that the Daisy 25 in particular is useful, because the action, weight, sights, and safety get people accustomed to what many firearms are like without the danger/zoning issues/ammo prices. Am I saying that this will make you an excellent shot if buy it and you can get ‘lil Johnny shooting .30-06 in no time? No, I am not, that is stupid, but I am saying that I believe that this is a sight better in that department than some of the plastic nerf toys we call BB guns these days.

CONS: This BB gun is mighty sensitive to something, because it scratches pretty easily, on this several trips I took with this, it already has several scratches on the beautiful engraving. I have no idea who they designed the hole of the peep sight for, it is so tiny that even in broad daylight, shooting 25 yards away from a red Cola can is it hard to see what you are looking at through that itsy-bitsy hole, so I mostly just shoot with the blade sights, which are excellent. The forearm grip is at the front of the barrel, which is impossible to circumnavigate in terms of design, but ends up with you holding an less-than-ideal piece of metal shielding near the trigger housing rather than a cozy wooden grip if you want to shoot properly. Not a large deal once you get use to it.

FINAL THOUGHTS: For the price, I don’t see another BB guns that come close in terms of design, aesthetics, force, and fun. It has flaws, like everything, but for the price? You will not find better. I have this side-by-side with a Red Ryder and find them both excellently designed pseudo-shooting irons and would suggest both of them to anyone who is in the market for a BB gun.

When my oldest son expressed his strong desire for a BB gun for Christmas, I embarked on a thorough search and stumbled upon this one on Amazon. What caught my attention immediately was its pump action mechanism, which stood out as something different from the typical options. Despite some initial hesitation, I decided to go ahead and purchase it.

I’m pleased to report that the gun is well-made and sturdy. The pump action feature adds a unique twist to the shooting experience, and I’ve been impressed with its accuracy. In terms of size and firepower, it’s comparable to the classic Red Ryder BB guns, boasting similar FPS (feet per second) capabilities. The main difference lies in the BB capacity—the Red Ryder can hold more BBs compared to the pump action model.

Overall, I’m satisfied with the purchase. It has met my expectations in terms of build quality, performance, and providing a safe and enjoyable shooting experience for my son.