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Your cart is empty.The Daisy Powerline Model 35 Multi-Pump Pneumatic produces 625 feet per second at full charge (10 pumps). This tough gun features a classy camo stock and forearm, blade and ramp front sight with an adjustable rear sight, and shoots both BBs and .177 caliber pellets. It will hold 50 BBs in the reservoir, but shoots single pellets. The Model 35 Camo is the perfect air gun for plinking and pest control.
Thought Keys
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2025
literally the best BANG for your buck - can fire around 200fps on a single pump and up to 650 on all 10 pumps. easy to pump, easy to load, and dead accurate iron sights (most cheaper guns have crooked or bent iron sights)bb reservoir is small (50 bbs) but its a side loader so i add a star for that, being i can just shake the rifle to hear a rattle if i have shots left. also no need to “lift up” the front end so the bb backloads, another benefit of the side chamber.Another added benefit, it can also load pellets (single shot for pellets) i use this for target practice and dont harm animals, so i cant confirm this but im confident a good few pumps with a hunting pellet could take the lights out of a goose, raccoon, etc
Stanley D
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
Nice and smooth operation, and accurate
G Wheels
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
Not a toy! Very accurate and very fun! Feather weight. Price is a bargain. Of many air guns this is a favorite. A two inch pattern is achievable at 10 meters with open sights and even better with a cheap scope. It's all plastic aside from the metal barrel and whatever is needed internally. Not sorry I bought. Recommended to collectors and all enthusiasts.
Technical Expert
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2021
Great BB gun.1. The 35 is a smooth bore so it is optimized for BB's. The 880 is rifled and therefore optimized for pellets.2. Pumps very easy and I actually prefer the short throw pump lever over the longer 880.3. It pumps up quietly without the prominent clacking sound.4. It has a shorter length of pull but even at 6'2" tall, I can still shoot it easily.5. The rear sights us windage and elevation adjustable. The front sight is white dot.6. The gun is very light and maneuverable.7. It has a dove tail on top for mounting scopes.8. The gun shoots very very accurate with BB's at 6-8 pumps and does ok with pellets but really is a BB gun.9. The open breech design makes it easy to clean the manufacturing grime out of the barrel before shooting.10. Most of the inexpensive air rifle and 22 rimfire scopes will with the dove tail.11. Prints nice groups at 15 yards using Daisy Precion Max BB's, shooting from a resting position. You do need to keep count of your pumps as one extra pump can cause a flyer.
Craig C
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2013
I'm not an airgun expert but this little Daisy Powerline 35 really impressed me. It is much easier to pump than my Crosman recruit, getting to ten pumps is a breeze for me with the powerline instead of a chore. Those are the only 2 multi pumps I own and even though the recruit is listed at 680 fps and the 35 is supposed to be 625 max the powerline delivers great power out of box, it easily seems a match for the recruit. My complaints are similar to what others have pointed out, loading pellets is a pain and the bb capacity isn't very high. This is a great addition to any collection but if i was only gonna buy one bb or pellet gun it probably wouldn't be this one. While it is a great gun the Crosman brands that include the pellet clip system are worlds easier to load.UPDATE: After enjoying this gun for 8 months i upgraded to a Powerline 880 and have just given this one to my 11 year old niece. She can get to ten pumps but is struggling after #5. I put a scope on it and she can shoot it pretty good, albeit you don't wanna push the distance on it too far. I still think this gun has it's place and was fun to shoot, it actually handles the bb's better than a rifled gun like the 880 does and so is more versitle really, at close range the 35 does a pretty good job on pellets and i've feed it a variety of ammo from daisy, crosman and gamo. It's shorter than the 880 so is a better gun for kids even though it's a little tough for them to pump but i'd say for kids 13 up it should be easier. Frankly i like this gun and would have kept it if i hadn't needed space and a gift at the time
GLIverson
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2013
I bought two of these guns to use for a family outing ...... like a back yard BBQ where we could all sit back as things are cooking and shoot at targets on heavy card board boxes. The instructions for these China made guns are in 3 or 4 languages, of course, and frankly, for as big as the book is that comes with them, parts of it were not much help. You do need to figure out little details of the gun that are NOT in the book, simple stuff like: Unless you have the bolt open, it cannot be pumped up, ha ha!Based upon most of my past experiences with China products, I sort of bought two just hoping that at least one of the two would work for the party BBQ. I have not opend the second one yet, but I love this first one in general. For The Money: it is possibly one of the best guns of it's type, style, and purpose that is available! That says a lot. I opened it gave it pump, clicked the rigger... nothing at all. (Bolt was empty and closed- bolt must be open to pump up.) :-) After I figured it out a bit more, I wanted to put BBs into the side storage area...... that is the only thing that really is very poor on this fine little gun, so the 4 stars rating. Loading this sucks, but fortunately, once loaded, it probably has close to 50 BBs in it so you will not have to do it again right away. One thing also that is good, is that you do not have to a lumber jack or muscle bulder to pump it up, so if you have a 12 year old daughter you want to teach to shot and handle a gun properly, this will be nice! (I have a 12 year old Grand Daughter to have this fun with!) My first three shots at 20 feet were so close together that they looked almost like one hole, instead of 3. It was easy to use, quite accurate..... any body remember the old Red Lever Action Daisey's back 50 years ago? Ha ha, so slow you could see the BB go, and often it shot a curve ball, ha ha! This one for now is dead on. Not bad for right out of the box and $35, eh?Okay, let's say that you buy yours and it is is DOA right out of the box.... no big deal: contact Amazon and just get another one. Just that easy. Do NOT expect the power nor the accuracy (regardless of my first shots accounting) of a $200 or above gun. That would not be a fair way to judge this little gun. It is a fun gun: it is NOT a toy and could be dangerous if NOT treated carefully: also, it is NOT a high power piston pellet gun! That is fact, even if it will accept .17" pellets. Enjoy and have some cheap fun!
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