Can anyone answer my question

[ben1219]

So I'm looking to buy an airgun that is single stroke (single pump) that is also muti-shot capable, like a repeater. Pump,shoot,pump,shoot
I'm trying to find one similar to that barra old west one or the daisy pump one, but something that shoots harder than those examples at 350fps? Oh and I'd like to spend under 200 if possible

 

[delooper]

Are you looking for a rifle or a pistol? I think there's all kinds. But only the rifles would be close to your budget.

 

[ben1219]

Really doesnt matter honestly. I would prefer a rifle

 

[OldSpook]

Gamo swarm? Isn't that what you are describing?

 

[Florida_Man]

You can post a WTB for a Daisy 953

 

[rc4fun]

You can post a WTB for a Daisy 953

Not yet he can't- 2 posts.

 

[beerthief]

what is your use ? certainly not hunting .

 

[Northwoods22]

So I'm looking to buy an airgun that is single stroke (single pump) that is also muti-shot capable, like a repeater. Pump,shoot,pump,shoot
I'm trying to find one similar to that barra old west one or the daisy pump one, but something that shoots harder than those examples at 350fps? Oh and I'd like to spend under 200 if possible

Without knowing your intended use, I'm going to assume casual plinking.

The adult sized Red Ryder might meet your requirements. I bought one and mounted an RWS compact 4X up top. It averages around 330fps and is accurate enough for plinking soda cans at 30 yards. Well under budget at $60 for the rifle and holds something like 350 rounds.

If you can find one, a Baikal IZH-61 is another affordable repeater. Sidelever .177 pellet with a 5 shot magazine, velocity is around 475fps. They were around $100 when available. The synthetic stock looks awkward, but it's actually quite comfortable.

Another choice would be the Diana Oktoberfest BB repeater. It's a bolt action springer with a 120 rd tube magazine. Velocity averages around 430fps with Hornady Black Diamond BB's. At $170 it's the priciest of the three. A really fun shooter. Nice fit and finish.

I own all three, and the velocity numbers are from my chronograph, not factory claims.

 

[aaroncr]

Without knowing your intended use, I'm going to assume casual plinking.

The adult sized Red Ryder might meet your requirements. I bought one and mounted an RWS compact 4X up top. It averages around 330fps and is accurate enough for plinking soda cans at 30 yards. Well under budget at $60 and holds something like 350 rounds.

If you can find one, a Baikal IZH-61 is another affordable repeater. Sidelever .177 pellet with a 5 shot magazine, velocity is around 475fps. They were around $100 when available. The synthetic stock looks awkward, but it's actually quite comfortable.

Another choice would be the Diana Oktoberfest BB repeater. It's a bolt action springer with a 120 rd tube magazine. Velocity averages around 430fps with Hornady Black Diamond BB's. At $170 it's the priciest of the three. A really fun shooter. Nice fit and finish.

I own all three, and the velocity numbers are from my chronograph, not factory claims.

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I'm sure it's been done lots of times but I've never seen a scope on a Red Ryder, man that's cool.

 

[Northwoods22]

I'm sure it's been done lots of times but I've never seen a scope on a Red Ryder, man that's cool.

Used a Daisy "Lasso" mount. Tucks under the rear sight and is secured with a screw at the rear. Standard 3/8" dovetail. $10 from PA. Works really well with BKL rings and the little RWS scope. Overall a pretty accurate setup for a smoothbore BB slinger.

 

[Septicdeath]

I'm sure it's been done lots of times but I've never seen a scope on a Red Ryder, man that's cool.

Here's one from 1940

 

[aaroncr]

Here's one from 1940

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That's flat awesome

 

[aaroncr]

Here's one from 1940

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Is that furniture/banding brass or copper?

 

[Septicdeath]

Is that furniture/banding brass or copper?

Brass peened bands. They changed them in later models.

 

[ben1219]

Without knowing your intended use, I'm going to assume casual plinking.

The adult sized Red Ryder might meet your requirements. I bought one and mounted an RWS compact 4X up top. It averages around 330fps and is accurate enough for plinking soda cans at 30 yards. Well under budget at $60 for the rifle and holds something like 350 rounds.

If you can find one, a Baikal IZH-61 is another affordable repeater. Sidelever .177 pellet with a 5 shot magazine, velocity is around 475fps. They were around $100 when available. The synthetic stock looks awkward, but it's actually quite comfortable.

Another choice would be the Diana Oktoberfest BB repeater. It's a bolt action springer with a 120 rd tube magazine. Velocity averages around 430fps with Hornady Black Diamond BB's. At $170 it's the priciest of the three. A really fun shooter. Nice fit and finish.

I own all three, and the velocity numbers are from my chronograph, not factory claims.

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Thanks you