1. Daisy Co2 100 Pistol

4.0 1 rating Things I liked: Even though the blow back isn't as strong as some guns, It's strong enough. It's very fun to shoot. I like the weightand feel of this gun and loading the magazines is especially easy. Things I would have changed: I would like adjustable sights. At least at the rear but the ones on it do a pretty good job.

What others should know: I get around 50 shots per CO2 cannister. The knob that tightens the CO2 into the gun needs to be changed some. I have to use a quarter or something in it to tighten the screw tight enough.

I've had absolutely no problems with this air gun at all. I am very happy with it.

I recently bought and LOVE my new Daisy 880 rifle! Having done that though, I decided I'd fix my OLD Daisy 'CO2 100' BB pistol. There's not much out there on the web, nor from Daisy. I DO see some info on the similar but different Model 200. At this point, I can't quite get the guts out of the upper slide (lower grip & all is OFF already).

BTW, this is to cure the ongoing problem of having EVERY shot vent out the entire CO2 cylinder. ANY info/schematics/blog-reports on this out there? Help please!!! Those guns are notorious for leaking. I looked seriously at a Model 200 to see if it could be re-sealed.

I took it apart and tried some different things. I thought I could corner the market with being able to repair these guns. The seal where the C02 cartridge gets pierced is easy to replace. However, there is an elevator/shuttle type aluminum housing that has some type of internal seal that is not repairable. I've done enough research to know that once that guns leaks, it's done. I had three of them growing up, which I all bought new, and my buddy had one someone gave him.

Daisy Co2 100 Pistol

All of mine eventually leaked, but his never did. It's a nice shooting gun though. 400fps, accurate, and 5 shots as fast as you can pull the trigger.