AIRGUN REVIEW - Daisy 880 Multi-Pump Pneumatic, Old School Airgun Review by AirgunWeb
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- Опубліковано 11 кві 2021
- The Daisy 880 has been around for decades. It’s a great little airgun that’s worth a look. It’s fun and easy to shoot, with great performance and accuracy for the price point. How great? Watch the video and find out!
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This was my second airgun growing up and what truly got me into the shooting sports. It will forever hold a special place in my heart!
Red Ryder/880 👌🏼👌🏼
I got mine around 1973. Still have it today. What a fantastic rifle/ shotgun! I typically double or triple load BB’s by chambering one, retain the BB open in place with my fingernail, retract bolt to chamber a second BB, repeat. Magnet holds multiple in place. Mini shotgun too!!! So fun !
I shot 20,000 pellets through my 880 last year. A little pelgun oil about every 400 pellets is all its ever needed. At 22 yards it shoots 1/2 in groups with Air Arms diabolo pellets and about 1.5" groups with Crosman Premier Hollow Points. Walmart has them for 35$ usually. I put the 28$ Barska scope on it from walmart. Been a great rifle. For 63$ scoped you can't beat it. There are mods out there you can do with them if you like to tinker.
Save your bbs. They shoot wildly compared to pellets.
Get one. I have zero regrets.
Yes, I meant twenty thousand. I pumped it 160,000 times. I almost always use 8 pumps.
Is yours a newer or older one?
@@stanpotter7764 newer. Was purchased late January 2020.
@@joshuagibson2520 Hmm. The one I got around 2013 was junk. Maybe I'll try again. Hey, thanks! 👍
@@stanpotter7764 do try again. Can I ask what was going wrong with yours? Got me curious.
I just bought my first 880 today from Wally World for only 38 bucks with scope - I'm impressed for how good it performs for such a cheap package
I've had mine for a couple of weeks and put the Daisy/Winchester 4x32AO scope on it, that scope is TONS better than the one that comes with it and makes the 880 a far better shooter, IMO!
@@w3vjp568 They are great rifles. I have been using 880's for squirrel hunting (for food) for about 42 years now. They are super for squirrel hunting. They're quiet, safe (no worries about the pellet carrying too far like a .22 rimfire rifle would), light weight, mostly weather proof, and more than enough power to take down squirrels at 10-30 yards. And on top of all that, parts have been available for decades, so you can rebuild them over and over again, so they last forever. My oldest 880 is a '72 model. The one I currently use for hunting is an '85 model. Also have two of the modern versions, for friends to use when we all go hunting together.
My 880 is louder than my origin. All I hear with the origin is the hammer spring. Tiiiinggg!
I can tell you that with a 7.9 grain crosman premiere hollowpoint the daisy 880 is a capable 25 yard pest eliminator as can be attested by the chipmunks which quickly learned to stay out of my grandpa's garden when I was younger
I had to make a 2nd comment.
Alot of people envision the perfect SHTF survival rifle. Well this may be it.
Reliable, accurate, powerful enough for taking small game, iron sights, light weight, cheap ammo and even shoots bb's.
I defy a break barrel to beat this. Especially for the price.
A break barrel can't possibly beat an 880 for survival use, you're right. You mentioned all the great points, now I will add one more. The 880 is mostly weatherproof too.
I like to use heavy pellets, 10 grain domes seem like the sweetspot. The 880 is all ill ever buy, ive gone through 4 of then in 20 years. They are pretty quiet but will scare a flock of grazing dove so I always made silencers out of duct tape and quicksteel tubes or even toilet paper tubes and could bag enough for a good lunch in 5 minutes time
One of the most affordable and easiest to pump out of the box best bang for the buck💯 the reason the speed was picking up is because the barrel was getting leaded in👍
That's a fact. Everyone should have one. If not 2!
@@joshuagibson2520 I have four I think..My first one, a 1972 model, and a 1985 model, and two of the modern ones, about ten years old each. Really good air rifles for the price.
@@trevorjameson3213 hell yeah buddy. I'd really love to get an old one with the metal reciever and better pump handle. From what I understand though they have smooth barrels rather than rifled. That's okay I could always put a rifled modern barrel in one I suppose. Are your 77 or 85 metal on the reciever body? I'm trying to figure out what the cutoff date was for those.
Awesome review, thanks Ric. I've always shot springer type air rifles but I can really see the appeal of these classic inexpensive multi-pump bb type airguns, they're lightweight, versatile, self contained, recoilless and can achieve pretty good accuracy. Ideal youth gun and fun to pick up and plink with as an adult. Did I mention inexpensive? What's not to like! Cheers
Awesome video on a classic. You keep it simple and straight to the point. Keep up the good work!
Old time fun, still have mine from 1986 and still works great! The time this came out it was the stuff! Still fun today!!!
Not sure how i found this video but happy i did, lots of good memories( and a bad one, shot myself in the finger trying to unload a BB off the bolt) from my youth. I flat wore out my 880 in the mid 80's shooting more BB's than you could count and thousands of pellets. The thing was deadly accurate with the cheap tasco 4x scope i put on it. I learned a whole lot about marksmanship with it. My favourite thing was mini sniping with it, shooting 9mm brass at 33 yards was a true test of skill.
Long time been waiting for this one! This is where it all started
Yep. It all started in 1972 with the 880 smooth bore. I bought one new that year, and still have it. Later on, they introduced the 881, with a rifled barrel. Then the 880 got a rifled barrel and they dropped the 881 from the lineup. In '85 I bought a rifled barrel 880, and that's the one I still use.
Thanks Rick. These guns got us started and deserve good review
3 pump bb gun in Golden Gate Park years ago. My friend still has a bb in his cheek to this very day.
I had one of these I got when I was 13 back in 1978. It worked for years until I lost it during one of my moves later on. I took more than a few squirrels with it.
Very well put together video. Thank you.
THanks for the geeat review. Nice shooting!
Had one as a kid. Hunted small game and shot everything.
Years of abuse and still passed it down to my cousin.
It never failed. 😁👍
Had mine for eight years and it never failed.
dieseled mine for decades unknowingly, ran great when I sold it.
You did the trigger pull test without pressure on it. That makes alot of difference.
Great review!
Nice review thank you
I put some where north of 30,000 bbs and several thousand pellets through one. Shot righthanded with my left for a while. Powder-burner recoil quickly moved me to shooting lefthanded...lol.
I'm liking the review. I just wish these reviews would also include the 'easy to find' Crosman pellets. CPHP's are easy to find and maybe the Ultramags also.
I think we've all had some of the old pumpers as children. I started with the old 760 crossman and eventually got a Sheridan blue streak in. 20 caliber. I've been shooting pcp's for years now but its nice to see you review the old school daisy it gave me a chance to reminisce about my youth for a few minutes.
Same here.
I'm wanting to get the Winchester 77x. It's basically the same gun. Some very minor, but good differences. It averages about twice the price of an 880 though. Both great rifles.
Excellent video. Really informative. I just bought one in the UK and I love it. Loading pellets is a bit fiddly and the trigger pull is slightly long, but it's so much fun to shoot - and amazingly accurate!
Took a lot of red squirrels that were causing some property damage with my 880 growing up. Crosman destroyer pellets are it's favorite followed closely by the crosman pirhanas.
yup, it does like 10.5 grain pirhanas
@@modelnutty6503 Yeah I've noticed that too! The 880 does like the heavier pellets and shoots better with them.
10.5 gr crosman Pirahanas and 9.5 gr. hollow points did well in this gun. It seem to like those more than the lighter seven point something grain pelllets.
We kids would saw off the barrel even with the handgrip, remove the plastic tip from the end of the discarded barrel and place it into the newly shortened one.
At 10 pumps, it was as loud as a .22 firearm rifle.
BTW, the Crosman Destroyer 7.4 gr pellet is a perfect match with the 880, as well as the other hunting-tipped pellets of similar gr.
The 880 seems to have issues with pellets 7.9 and over - tried HN Crow Magnum 8 gr, @ 10 pumps . . . it was more of a poot than a shoot. 😂
I know people who use the 880 for hunting ground game birds (grouse, turkey),
and they would never shoot a BB through the rifled barrel - the gun is so inexpensive, you can have one strictly for hunting with pellets, with a scope that costs more than the Daisy itself. 😂
I’d never thought you’d do it
That was awesome. I got one of those. Also I got the original old one probably the one I had when I was a kid I’m 61 and it’s old still shoots it’s old it’s a keeper
I have a Daisy Powerline 901 in .177. I only shoot pellets, although it takes BBs. I don't want to wear the barrel with BBs. I bought it because I had a squirrel get in my attic and the humane trap I bought wasn't catching it fast enough. Before I went on a "hunt" the trap worked. I set it free by the county fair grounds. The few shots I took to familiarize myself with the rifle sparked a renewed interest in air rifles dormant since my adolescent years. This was all literally before the global pandemic in November 2019.
I really like it. For suburb length property it's more than adequate. Any chance you may want to review this one Rick?
Dont over look a daisy 880 or it platform brands. I Have 3 of them one is stock shoot dimes at 15 yards the other two are heavy modded and puts out in the 11 to 12 foot pound range . Up to 25 yards and there stacking. My buddys use to think i was nuts for hunting squrils with it till I came back with my game bag full. For the price and fun it gives you cant go wrong. Did i tell you there tuff and keep on going I put A few thousand rounds through them before a reseal is needed. Easy to work on and parts are dirt cheap.
how did you get it at 11ft lbs at 25 yards just got 1 and want to get it as good as i can
880th upvote
Bringing my old 880 to go plink in the backyard! Mine has not been fired for over 10 years!
Hey Rick,
When I was a kid my friends would try to pump as many times as possible to get more power. I think with the crosman 1377(?) the record was around thirty pumps. With the Daisy 880 it was slightly higher. No one had a chronograph but the 880 definitely put out more power. Do you mind pumping them up to 20 and 30 to chrony them and compare the db, ft.lbs., speed, gel test penetration, and accuracy?
Thanks.
Stay Safe, Be Well, God Bless.
I've had the 880 for probably 30 years now I can't count how many tens of thousands of pellets I have through it. It can shoot a dime-sized group 20 yards and hit a can probably out to 50 or so. I love the trigger. I have the metal sides receiver. I actually just went to pump it up and got the one pump push back change the seal and it is good to go again. A $1 chamber seal from Daisy got me up and going. It is super quiet. I really can't say enough good things about this gun and for nostalgia's sake is probably my favorite airgun. Just buy one if you can find an old one get an old one
In the 80's you had to pump, I think early 90's CO'2 came out,and now we have HPA, and I love it, air gun's are fun and Fun!
Glad to see it does shoot well!
It always has. 🎯
@@heithwatkins I’ve had 3
Great fun Rick! My first BB gun as well. The Winchester 1977XS is a great upgrade to the Daisy 880 for only $70 -90 with a scope included. With the H&N Match Green it shot 1000FPS over the Chrony. Mount a 3-9 x 40 scope the barrel is accurate is fantastic past 25 yard. It is a little loud! You should ask for one from Gamo with the other rifles they should have already sent you! L.O.L.
Does your 1977xs lose air while pumping because mine does and i cant find out why it’s happening so if it’s happened to you what did you do?
@@xavier7566 no sir
Nice review, not everything has to be $1200 PCP guns (don't get me wrong, I own several PCP guns). Thank you for reviewing different products. I enjoy collecting all sorts of airguns from all price ranges.
Same here. Well said.
I've had the time of my life shooting these guns. Getting this as a kid was greater than a brand new pcp today. 🥳
@@heithwatkins I got a new one Jan 2020. I've run 20,000 pellets through it in the last year. Love the 880s. Probably going to get an old metal reciever one soon and customize it a little. Not cosmetically, just a good rifled barrel (some of the old ones are smooth bore) and maybe a little extra power.
my 880 was a hammy down i got from a family friend about 20 years ago. she never wanted to shoot pellets, not daisy pellets, not old crossman nor new crossman pellets.. 19/20 times got stuck in the barrel. but 10/10 times i could take the eye out of a squirrel at 150ft with a bb
I bought one from Walmart today. It feels cheap but is fun to shoot. The trigger feels good. Immediately I was shooting pellets accurately at 20 yards. It's fun to shoot clay targets. It came with a scope but it is crap. Shoot with open sights. No scope needed.
Nice info and test. Thank you! Watch out that I think the trigger pull increases with the pumping! Please check that in no pump vs 5 vs 10. Thank you. Marcel
It does, a little bit. I have tested that myself. With ten pumps, my 880 trigger pull averages around 5-1/2 pounds. It's still ok though. It's better than my Marlin model 60 .22 cal rim fire rifle. It's trigger pull is a solid 7 pounds.
I have an old metal version of this with side load, instead of top. Just recently resealed it. I would like to see a side by side comparison of a few of these multi-pump rifles. I know some are at different price points but still; shot consistency, ergonomics, features, etc. This Daisy 880, Pumpmaster 660, Crosman 760 and 2100, Powerline 901, Remington, Umarex, whatever else is out there.
The 880 I had from the 80s was amazing. Bought one around 2013 and it is junk. The pump handle is crazy flimsy. In fact the pressure when pumping past 6 or 7 pumps make the pump handle bend enough to shorten enough not to even latch! WTF Daisy? My newer 760 works, but feels so cheap! The 1322/1377 and 2240 are still very well made, but their rifles are constructed like dart guns. Even though a lot of guns in the 80s had plastic, it was very sturdy, not like the flimsy, pliable stuff they use today. Sad to see such iconic rifles get so cheap. :-/
I'll buy one to see.
@@heithwatkins I might too. Others seem to have good luck with them. ?
@@stanpotter7764 I've never had a bad 880 and I own several of them, and have for over 40 years. The plastic pump arm can be easily swapped out for a metal one from an old 880. Just look around on ebay or go to an air gun show/swap meet. I bought two metal pump arms, and they fit the new 880's perfectly. Just remove that plastic arm return spring that's mounted in the bottom of the receiver. The metal arms have their own latch.
@@trevorjameson3213 Thanks for the info Trevor. I actually was wondering if the old arms would fit. I will try that, although it's kinda sad you even have to do that.
Cool!
Cool
Just like a lot of guys are saying, this was my 1st airgun.
We used to go into the woods and just devastate the squirrel and bird population.
It's a very powerful gun and was pretty accurate.
Great memories associated with this gun for me.
Thanks Rick.
Just bought one for my son.
800 fps effective up to 291 yds
It also came with a model 808 air rifle scope.
300 yard hits with your 880 Daisy .177 lol
this airgun is more like a toy for teens. You want a good decent Multipump airgun? Sharp Innova II (Japan Made) is a a really good airgun. It is made of real wood and you get about 630 fps with .50 grain pellet with only 5 pumps (max 7)..... we use it for testing light pellets from 15 yards. But the price is about 7x this Daisy toy.
Hi Rick i just got 880 i like it it much ez to pump than my crosmani had . Thank you for doing the review on the 880
:). Thank you for watching!!
Cheers
AGW
I want to use my 880 to teach deer to stay out of my garden, but I don't want to break the skin. I sighted in at 30 yards using three pumps. Does anyone have advice for me?
Good review Rick, lots of information in this one.
I have a question or ask an opinion, what do you think of a rifled barrel for BB shooting? Won't the BB's wear out that rifling a lot faster than lead pellets'?
Yes, but I had an 880 for ten years and the accuracy and performance didn’t really change. A small amount of oil once a month was all I did.
You're not going to hurt the rifling on an 880. It's designed to fire both BB's and pellets, so they used a very shallow, flat type rifling to prevent damage from BB's. Plus, if you buy good BB's such as Daisy BB's, which are zinc plated, or Crosman BB's, which are copper plated, you certainly don't have to worry about your barrel, because both zinc and copper are much softer than the steel barrel, they will not damage it. However, just don't use those anodized black BB's, the coating is too thin to provide any protection. When people talk about not shooting BB's in a rifled barrel, that is really intended to mean barrels strictly made for lead pellets, such as the break barrel pellet rifles, PCP rifles, or the old Benjamin or Sheridan rifles (with brass barrels). Rifles that are dedicated strictly to shooting pellets will have deeper and sharper rifling, which will probably be damaged by BB's of any kind.
The only problem I have had with the 880 is the difficulty loading pellets with an after market scope (not the garbage scope that came with it) mounted. Higher rings may have helped but I could hardly squeeze my finger in between the loading tray and the scope. But, and a big BUT, the rifle is super accurate considering I payed less than $50 for it. Pumping it is easy as it doesn't seem to get harder with each stroke. My only suggestion to Daisy would be come out with a similar rifle in a .22 single shot pellet only version. The secret I found to loading pellets is to push the bolt lever forward to where the probe covers the loading slot for the BB's (the rear edge of the metal tray) and putting a in pellet. I do not like the idea of having to cock the rifle before pumping it, but it is a minor complaint. I had have never shot BB's through it. Ended giving it to a neighbor's kid. But had contemplated getting another. It is, in my opinion, an amazing gun for the price.
@@thomasmotherway8169 I had that same problem loading in pellets with a fat scope in the way. I found a temporary solution by using needlenose tweezers to fit the pellet under the scope. Then I built an improvised pellet "magazine" using parts of a cap loader like the ones they use at vintage gun shows to load caps into a LeMat Revolver. It's basically a cap loader with a long snoot that clips onto the side, and you slide the snoot under the scope when the bolt is open and nudge a pellet in, then you pull it back out when you close the bolt to fire. They sell something similar to it at Walmart, but it only works for break barrel guns.
Great review! You have convinced me this inexpensive gun will work. I have to eliminate 6-7 inch Black Cuban Lizards from a Butterfly breeding enclosure. Please read this idea and give your opinion. Pull the end off of Q-tip and use as a "wad" pushing down with small chopstick*. Put aprox. 1/8-1/4 teaspoon of salt down gun barrel. Pack down with chopstick planning to shoot downward, pack small amount of other end of Q-tip down on top. The shots will be close range 2-6 feet. Any other ideas?
I don't think that'll work,,,I'd just use pellets,,head shots,,,3 maybe 4 pumps max
Walther MaximaThor .25 "VERSUS" the Umarex Gauntlet .25, I will pull the trigger on one of these, please tell me which one is the best, I don't care paying a bit more for Maximathor if its far superior to the Umarex!!.
You're getting less air volume per pump at elevation... I just pump it more until it meets the specs. At 6,000 ft elevation it is about 16-17 pumps and i get about 695 fps with a 7 something grain daisy pellet... Which is what it shoots the best.
Disclaimer:
For anyone reading this, don't do this, you'll void your warranty and break your gun...
Thanks for the review.
I never had that one, it has a reputation for being a good gun. I had my pumper out messing with it today.
Ok does it matter if there are bbs in the bb door can I still load pellets
I love this gun had one when I was a kid kill lots of rat down on our dump with this gun 👍🇨🇦👋
A few extra pumps does increase the power at higher altitudes. I live 6,000 ft above sea level
12 pumps sometimes 15
can a pellet rifle be changed from pump action to co2 or an air tank
Can someone point me in a direction for a fairly priced scope for this 880 pump bb gun? Thanks in advance. My original scope cross hairs went out of wack... shooting under 25 yards with bb's and pellets for varmints..
Good,job,1
Let’s see some .178 nsa slugs video mine is stacking 12.5/15/20.5s like a boss. Might be due to the fact that I ran bbs through it for a while before ever shooting pellets or slugs.
i did not catch the do you pump 5 or 10 times for a single shot? or do you have to pump 5 or 10x every single shot?
BB's in that gun (because of the imperfection made in manufacturing the cheapies) Can be seen leaving the barrel for places unknown. Tis better to spend a bit more for "match" BB's, which fly true.
...great buckshot gun (3-5) pour them down the barrel, also 9 penny nails work really well.
Great info n I think pellets take a little longer to perform after bbs due to that barrel is rifled and bbs thru will eventually, I'm 57 yrs old and still enjoy plinking with mine and only ever used Crossman 8.3 pellets n super accurate at 40yrs easy nickel pattern,,, good old USA product ,,, thanks great review as always,,, now RUN TO JESUS
After 14 years my 880 needs revealed, problem being, how do I tell if it is new style vs. old style?
I just got one for 37 has just a white dot how many different ones they make? This one did come with a scope.. I always thought there was just one model with the same
They make one with the white dot, and one with fiber optic. Usually the one with the white dot comes with a small scope, the fiber optic one does not come with a scope. You can order the fiber optic sight from Daisy, and replace the white dotted one. It's tricky getting the old one out though, you have to be careful not to bend the barrel shroud.
Not so fast...what make is the db meter please!
Should only shoot lead through an 880. Steel will ruin the rifling. Y'all have a badass day 🤘
Can you do a Review of 2100 Classic Crosman
That would be a good idea, I hope he will. I have an older 2100 and a very old 766 (basically the same rifle just a lot older)
Your arm would be pretty worn out after 50 anyways. I was a crossman 760 fan. Mine was rifled, that gives you an idea how long ago.
do 20 pums for best results :)
Love this little rifle. Got a freezer full of squirrels because of it. And a lot less of those little tree rats eating all my pecans.
Would this be powerful enough to kill pests? Or just injury or a sting?
Kill squirrels all the time for tacos. Amd rabbits. It kills
Yes, but only with pellets, and you gotta pump it at least 7x.
I love my 880 I have the black one. I have taken a lot of pest squirrels with it up to 18 yards good clean kills. I am thinking of putting a red dot sight on it soon.
Do they make it in .22 or they used to?
@@jadynescobar9118 They don't make it in 22 I wish they did that would be great. I do not think they ever have made it in 22.
@@henrycems huh I remember reading that they made them a while back in 22
@@henrycems but then again if they did they’d need a bigger pump/ pump system
@@jadynescobar9118 They might have I just have not seen it. Some people might convert them to 22.
How about 1 pump? Does it stil shoot?
Is it loud in person for any neighbours to notice?
Can someone explain why mine smokes from the chamber when I fire and then reload a bb ?
too much oil, its dieseling... or is it?
I dieseled pellets for years unknowingly, always kept my tin about 1/4 full of WD-40, pellets are wet to keep the barrel filmed helping skirt seal, skirt half full detonates to add about 150 fps. they say BAD IDEA, and it really is for high power +1,000 fps air rifles, but these sling pellets at 600, so dieseling 750 fps isn't too bad on the 880. its a 20-25 yard gun (max), it likes heavy 10 grain pellets. try dieseling at your own risk, my 880 didn't care, if it dies (it wont) parts aren't very expensive anyway.
How loud is it?
the magnet gets the bb. but what if u have lead ones
Magnet only works on steel BBs and steel pellets.
why is my trigger so hard to pull?
What are substitutes for pellgun oil
30 weight motor oil is what Daisy has always recommended.
ATF
Do they make this in .22?
They used to. Back in the '80's they made the model 922, which was .22 cal with a five shot pellet clip. It had the usual plastic stock and forearm, but a metal pump handle and receiver. Then later, around 2009 I think, Daisy released the model 822, which was a .22 cal with no pellet clip. But, it had a wooden stock and forearm, and a metal receiver. I have one that I found at an air gun show three years ago, and it's really cool. Looks exactly like an 880, but with wood, and in .22 cal.
I need a quiet rifle because of neighbors in a suburban setting, ?
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It will be higher with pressure
There's a better seal with pellets vs bb
Jsb dosen't have bad pellets
Does anyone else with this rifle, have issues with their knuckles getting beaten up when pumping it?
Replace that crappy plastic pump handle with a metal one. They can be found on ebay sometimes, and at air gun shows/swap meets. That's where I found two of them and it makes a big difference in the feel of the gun and comfort of pumping.
I bought two of these about a year and a half ago. Both have stopped holding pressure. Both after being use for about 6 months. I'm very unhappy as I never pumped these over 7 pumps max. POS quality. So they may have been good at one time but their pure trash now.
They were still under warranty then, but this is not typical.
Put pellets in backwards.. Blows traders apart
Blows rats in half.
Just pump it 25 times like everyone else.
my trigger is more like 5lbs.
And shooting bbs in a rifled barrel is not good. You should know this
Was $45 now $60 a walmart. Thanks inflation
Bb’s through a rifled barrel….really?
Uh u do need to pull the lever uh