I'm surprised you had those misses, unless the ammo is very inaccurate in that gun. My 880's are more than egg size accuracy at 25 yards for sure and can hit a tennis ball all day long at 30 yards, but that is with the ammo the gun likes, never shot what you are shooting. Informative video showing that the Daisy 880 is no kids gun toy !! Nice video, keep 'um coming.
Thanks, and yeah the misses could've been caused by a wide variety of things; I picked the pellets because they're powerful, but I heard they're not the most accurate pellets out there. I'm also not the best marksman with the Daisy 880.
Daisy 880 iron sights are not accurate.. You need to adjust it very much.. I was in the military so I know this rifle’s accuracy.. -:) But its precision is good. The scope is useless for this type of cheap air gun.
Coming from german break barrel air rifles this has to be the most fun to plink with. Quickly learned that BB's not that accurate beyond 10 meters but it really doesent matter cause i got 40 stil left in the mag and at my home range i manage to knock of soda cans at 30 meters. Maybe not on the 1 or second shot but i will get it. Just ordered some Gamo BB. A little heavier then my daysi steel bb's but i hope for a little more accuracy with the gamos
Get yourself a bench rest, and some good pellets like RWS Hobbys, and zero your scope, and you will be able to hit soup cans at 50 yards every single time (generally it equates to about a 2.5 to 3" group) The twist rate of the rifling is a little too much for long distances, it's really meant for 10 meter target shooting. At longer distances the pellet forward motion slows down faster than the pellet's spin, causing spin drift at long distances. But it's still pretty good even at 50 yards. The lightweight RWS Hobby pellets are only 7.0 grain, and will still puncture one side of a steel soup can at 50 yards. I like to shoot at paper targets too, at 25 yards, which should give you 1/2" to 5/8" groups with no problem. Pellet selection is critical though; cheap pellets do not shoot as well, no matter how good you are. The cheap Daisy flat nose pellets are pretty decent though, you can get 1" groups at 25 yards with those. The Daisy 880 is an awesome rifle, I've owned several of them over the past 40 years. Nice video by the way, I was curious of it's penetrating capabilities and it's better than expected!
According a lawsuit against Daisy by the CPSC, the 880 has killed 15 people and injured hundreds. I think one of the reasons is that they make them so cheap and toy like, that kids end up pointing them at each other like toy guns. I own the original metal versions. They have some good power and accuracy to hit shotgun shells out to 30 yards.
This is an excellent demonstration, actually, this may be one of the better alternatives for home defense for anyone who either cannot own a firearm or does not want a firearm. Have a family member call the authorities and you keep him at bay by ripping those BBs into him haha Remember, NEVER carry this or any airgun around for fun or to show your friends, the way police are, they see a gun, they will kill you first then see what kind of gun you have.
You are UNSAFE! at 1:05 your little dog was in the background and any flying debris could have hurt him. Failed test for not clearing your background before shooting.
You're absolutely right, after I took that first shot I realized I'd forgotten to bring him inside and (ironically) broke a gun safety rule on a video about gun safety. I immediately took him inside the house after realizing that.
I got this when I was younger best rifle for a young person. It's lethal but not over powerd or has too much recoil.good starter gun.👍👍
I'm surprised you had those misses, unless the ammo is very inaccurate in that gun. My 880's are more than egg size accuracy at 25 yards for sure and can hit a tennis ball all day long at 30 yards, but that is with the ammo the gun likes, never shot what you are shooting. Informative video showing that the Daisy 880 is no kids gun toy !!
Nice video, keep 'um coming.
Thanks, and yeah the misses could've been caused by a wide variety of things; I picked the pellets because they're powerful, but I heard they're not the most accurate pellets out there. I'm also not the best marksman with the Daisy 880.
A year late. But i can confirm these are not at all accurate in a 880. I also feel they are not kind to the rifling.
Daisy 880 iron sights are not accurate.. You need to adjust it very much.. I was in the military so I know this rifle’s accuracy.. -:) But its precision is good. The scope is useless for this type of cheap air gun.
Coming from german break barrel air rifles this has to be the most fun to plink with. Quickly learned that BB's not that accurate beyond 10 meters but it really doesent matter cause i got 40 stil left in the mag and at my home range i manage to knock of soda cans at 30 meters. Maybe not on the 1 or second shot but i will get it. Just ordered some Gamo BB. A little heavier then my daysi steel bb's but i hope for a little more accuracy with the gamos
Get yourself a bench rest, and some good pellets like RWS Hobbys, and zero your scope, and you will be able to hit soup cans at 50 yards every single time (generally it equates to about a 2.5 to 3" group) The twist rate of the rifling is a little too much for long distances, it's really meant for 10 meter target shooting. At longer distances the pellet forward motion slows down faster than the pellet's spin, causing spin drift at long distances. But it's still pretty good even at 50 yards. The lightweight RWS Hobby pellets are only 7.0 grain, and will still puncture one side of a steel soup can at 50 yards. I like to shoot at paper targets too, at 25 yards, which should give you 1/2" to 5/8" groups with no problem. Pellet selection is critical though; cheap pellets do not shoot as well, no matter how good you are. The cheap Daisy flat nose pellets are pretty decent though, you can get 1" groups at 25 yards with those. The Daisy 880 is an awesome rifle, I've owned several of them over the past 40 years. Nice video by the way, I was curious of it's penetrating capabilities and it's better than expected!
Cool vid keep it up dude
Thanks for the video
Good video you use the right pellet for the job
I have a 880 Daisy rifle Powerline with scope...n I love it...awsome rifle
According a lawsuit against Daisy by the CPSC, the 880 has killed 15 people and injured hundreds. I think one of the reasons is that they make them so cheap and toy like, that kids end up pointing them at each other like toy guns. I own the original metal versions. They have some good power and accuracy to hit shotgun shells out to 30 yards.
I have a question, does it come with a scope?
Yes
I have one but my scope sucked it may have been that exact one tho
Mine came with a scope. I see a lot of people on youtube saying its really bad but it´s fine if you ask me and definately better then open sights
if you don't have, they scammed you.
What's grains pellets?
What's distancia
What's meters?
A world of problems ... you can't say it better. Congratulations on your video, you have to respect air rifles
ive pumped my 880 up to 40 times also 25 times is enough to get the pellet supersonic 40 pumps is loud enough to make your ears ring a bit
Yours must be louder, I've pumped mine up to 80 (somehow didnt break) and I mean it's a little loud but won't ever make my ears ring. 🤣🤣🤣
I’m surprised you didn’t crack a seal 😅
ikr
The maximum is 10 🤯
@@Dejaelvicio507 i could video me doing it lmao the max is defo not 10
Lol point blank duh
This is an excellent demonstration, actually, this may be one of the better alternatives for home defense for anyone who either cannot own a firearm or does not want a firearm. Have a family member call the authorities and you keep him at bay by ripping those BBs into him haha Remember, NEVER carry this or any airgun around for fun or to show your friends, the way police are, they see a gun, they will kill you first then see what kind of gun you have.
This isn't 2008. Please give us videos in full, rather than in "parts".
You are UNSAFE! at 1:05 your little dog was in the background and any flying debris could have hurt him. Failed test for not clearing your background before shooting.
You're absolutely right, after I took that first shot I realized I'd forgotten to bring him inside and (ironically) broke a gun safety rule on a video about gun safety. I immediately took him inside the house after realizing that.