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Daisy Powerline 340 is a spring-powered air pistol that was at first glance
inspired by the legendary Beretta 92.
1 pcs in stock,
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July 23 - 27.
€ 36.6
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New videos and reviews every day 6000+ reviews from our customers Daisy Powerline 340 is a spring-powered air pistol, which at first glance was inspired by the legendary Beretta 92. The slide and grip are made of durable polymer, which has a positive effect on the overall weight of the gun (only 453 g). The smoothbore barrel is of course made of steel.
The magazine has a reservoir that is filled from the bottom side and can hold up to 200 steel BBs in 4.5 mm calibre. To actually load the magazine you just need to pull out the lever, turn the magazine upside down and gently shake it. In this way you can quickly and easily load the magazine to its maximum capacity of 13 BBs.
Since this is a manual pistol, it is necessary to manually rack the slide before each shot. There is also a manual safety located above the trigger as a matter of course.
– Low weight
– Manual pistol
– Smoothbore barrel
– Original magazine loading system
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