Daisy Powerline Model 35 is another model from the American Daisy air rifle line, offering a very good price/performance ratio. It is no different with the Model 35, whose appearance follows the classic Winchester-style rifle.
The stock and forearm of the air rifle are made from durable black polymer. You don’t need to worry about the rifle slipping from your hands. The forearm and the grip of the stock have a textured surface, so it is very comfortable to hold. This rifle has a major advantage in that it uses two types of ammunition, namely steel BBs and 4.5 mm pellets. On the left side you will find the magazine cap, which holds up to 50 steel BBs. If you intend to shoot pellets, they must be inserted into the chamber one at a time.
The procedure for shooting is very simple. Just cock the bolt lever, engage the trigger safety, pump with the forearm, insert a pellet into the chamber and close the chamber. Then simply aim, disengage the safety and fire. For more accurate shooting there is an elevation-adjustable rear sight and a fixed front sight. For mounting a riflescope, there is an 11 mm rail prepared. Shooting this air rifle can also be very dangerous. After ten pumps it is capable of firing a pellet with an energy of up to 10 J.
Although the manufacturer states that children from 16 years of age can shoot with this gun, an adult should always be present during shooting. They should not only supervise shooting safety, but also help weaker children to pump the gun. Safety during handling can be increased by securing the trigger with the manual safety, which is located in the trigger guard area and is easily accessible with the right index finger.