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Daisy
The Daisy 35 Powerline pump pneumatic .177 air rifle is a versatile, affordable platform for backyard target shooting, plinking, and casual competition. Built on a multi-pump action that lets you dial in power with each stroke, this air rifle gives you flexibility to shoot at different ranges and targets without swapping guns. The 50-round BB capacity and single-shot pellet option mean you can choose your ammo based on what you're doing—rapid-fire practice with BBs or more precise pellet work. At 2.25 lbs and 34.5 inches overall, it's compact enough to handle comfortably for extended sessions, yet substantial enough to feel like a real rifle in your hands.
The composite stock with forearm checkering keeps things lightweight without sacrificing grip or control. The open sight setup—a blade and ramp front with adjustable rear—is straightforward and effective for target work out to practical distances. A crossbolt trigger block provides basic safety. With a smooth bore steel barrel and max velocity of 625 fps, you're looking at a capable plinker that won't tear up your backstop but delivers enough punch for small-game hunting or serious target practice.
Whether you're introducing a younger shooter to air rifle fundamentals, building your own shooting discipline, or just looking for a low-cost, low-noise way to spend an afternoon at the range, the Daisy 35 Powerline delivers honest performance without the fuss. It's the kind of workhorse air rifle that's been a fixture in garages and range bags for good reason.
| Caliber | .177 (4.5 mm) BB or pellet |
| Action | Multi-pump pneumatic |
| Barrel | Smooth bore steel |
| Capacity | 50 round BB hopper; single shot pellet |
| Sights | Blade and ramp front; adjustable rear |
| Safety | Crossbolt trigger block |
| Stock/Forearm | Black molded composite with forearm checkering |
| Overall Length | 34.5 inches |
| Weight | 2.25 lbs |
| Max Muzzle Velocity | 625 fps |
| Max Shooting Distance | 274 yards |
Yes. The Daisy 35 features dual ammo capability — it shoots .177 caliber BB ammunition (loaded in the 50-round hopper for rapid fire) or individual .177 pellets for single-shot use. This flexibility lets you switch between formats depending on your shooting goal.
The multi-pump pneumatic action requires you to manually pump the forestock before each shot (or each magazine cycle). More pump strokes build more air pressure, increasing velocity and shooting distance. This gives you real-time control over power — useful for adjusting range and impact without changing ammunition or equipment.
The Daisy 35 Powerline ships with open sights: a blade and ramp front sight and an adjustable rear sight. These are user-friendly for target shooting and don't require batteries or tools to operate, though the rear sight can be adjusted to dial in elevation and windage.
The Daisy 35 is primarily a target and plinking rifle, though at 625 fps max velocity, it could be used for small game in appropriate scenarios. The open sight system and compact size make it more suited to recreational shooting, backyard practice, and competition than long-range hunting applications.
Daisy
The Daisy 35 Powerline pump pneumatic .177 air rifle is a versatile, affordable platform for backyard target shooting, plinking, and casual competition. Built on a multi-pump action that lets you dial in power with each stroke, this air rifle gives you flexibility to shoot at different ranges and targets without swapping guns. The 50-round BB capacity and single-shot pellet option mean you can choose your ammo based on what you're doing—rapid-fire practice with BBs or more precise pellet work. At 2.25 lbs and 34.5 inches overall, it's compact enough to handle comfortably for extended sessions, yet substantial enough to feel like a real rifle in your hands.
The composite stock with forearm checkering keeps things lightweight without sacrificing grip or control. The open sight setup—a blade and ramp front with adjustable rear—is straightforward and effective for target work out to practical distances. A crossbolt trigger block provides basic safety. With a smooth bore steel barrel and max velocity of 625 fps, you're looking at a capable plinker that won't tear up your backstop but delivers enough punch for small-game hunting or serious target practice.
Whether you're introducing a younger shooter to air rifle fundamentals, building your own shooting discipline, or just looking for a low-cost, low-noise way to spend an afternoon at the range, the Daisy 35 Powerline delivers honest performance without the fuss. It's the kind of workhorse air rifle that's been a fixture in garages and range bags for good reason.
| Caliber | .177 (4.5 mm) BB or pellet |
| Action | Multi-pump pneumatic |
| Barrel | Smooth bore steel |
| Capacity | 50 round BB hopper; single shot pellet |
| Sights | Blade and ramp front; adjustable rear |
| Safety | Crossbolt trigger block |
| Stock/Forearm | Black molded composite with forearm checkering |
| Overall Length | 34.5 inches |
| Weight | 2.25 lbs |
| Max Muzzle Velocity | 625 fps |
| Max Shooting Distance | 274 yards |
Yes. The Daisy 35 features dual ammo capability — it shoots .177 caliber BB ammunition (loaded in the 50-round hopper for rapid fire) or individual .177 pellets for single-shot use. This flexibility lets you switch between formats depending on your shooting goal.
The multi-pump pneumatic action requires you to manually pump the forestock before each shot (or each magazine cycle). More pump strokes build more air pressure, increasing velocity and shooting distance. This gives you real-time control over power — useful for adjusting range and impact without changing ammunition or equipment.
The Daisy 35 Powerline ships with open sights: a blade and ramp front sight and an adjustable rear sight. These are user-friendly for target shooting and don't require batteries or tools to operate, though the rear sight can be adjusted to dial in elevation and windage.
The Daisy 35 is primarily a target and plinking rifle, though at 625 fps max velocity, it could be used for small game in appropriate scenarios. The open sight system and compact size make it more suited to recreational shooting, backyard practice, and competition than long-range hunting applications.
