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Powerline Model 35 is an affordable air rifle from US manufacturer Daisy. The
synthetic stock in camo finish gives this model a very unique look. The grip and
the foregrip are checkered.
Long-term Unavailable
€ 67.6
Powerline Model 35 is an affordable air rifle from US manufacturer Daisy. The synthetic stock in camo finish gives this model a very unique look. The grip and the foregrip are checkered.
This model uses two types of ammo – steel BBs and lead pellets, both in caliber .177 (4,5 mm). The magazine is located on the left side of the rifle and has a capacity of 50 steel BBs. If you want to shoot lead pellets, you need to load them one by one into the chamber.
The loading procedure is really straightforward. All you need to do is to pull the cocking lever to the rear position, engage the safety and pump the air with the foregrip. The rear sight is adjustable and you can mount a scope to the 11 mm mounting rail located on the top of the rifle. You can pump it up to 10 times, which should give you a energy of 10 J.
This model is designed for younger shooters (from 16 years old), but they should always be under the supervision of adults. The manual safety is located near the trigger and is easily reachable with your index finger.
Key features
• Option to shoot both steel BBs and lead pellets
• 11 mm mounting rail
• Magazine with a capacity of 50 steel BBs
• Camo finish
1x
> 100 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: April 19 - 22.
€ 3.4
30x
> 100 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: April 19 - 22.
€ 5.8
2x
In Stock, estimated delivery: April 19 - 22.
€ 3.8
59x
> 100 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: April 19 - 22.
€ 5.8
> 100 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: April 19 - 22.
€ 9.8
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legislation. This article will cover the different types of airguns, their pros
and cons, as well as some advice in the end.
