Hannah, nice work! You and Denise sold me parts to build custom 880s. Nice to see Daisy Corp with presence on TH-cam. FINALLY. Hope to see you lead the charge to tell your customers to get parts from YOU!...your section. You won't have to look hard to find the rip off artists. Follow the trail...and look at their mark ups.
My favorite air rifle. I've had mine since the 8th grade, as the one graduation gift I was given for graduating from middle school. I need to replace all the seals.
@@dad7275 Thanks, I did end up ordering a kit from eBay. My pristine personal rifle was "stolen" and I finally found an all metal version that looked in pretty good condition but did not seem to perform very well. Now I have to stop procrastinating and fix it.
@@moomoopuppy5810 depending on the version it might take the same seals as the newer models. The really old ones has a brass pump tube and are put together differently but alot of the metal reciever models like some of the ones made in the early 90's i think takes the same seal kit. To bad your other got stolen.
@@davidlomm4424 to bad..it's a really nice rifle. Mine actually came with a plastic pump handle like the 880, but i found a old metal one and it works like a champ, gives it more heft, and isn't flimsy. You can actually find the 822's on ebay from time to time. Its a worthy purchase if found reasonably even if a seal kit is needed. Modern 880 seal kits work fine when sealing it.
@@dad7275 I've seen a couple of the 922's on Ebay which are like the 880 but in .22 caliber but they are rare & are asking close to $300 with shipping lol.
@@davidlomm4424 ive seen the 822's like mine go from about $100-$150. Its worth that in my opinion. I probably wouldn't sell mine for that much. I own several air rifles and the 822 is my favorite.
This video is useless. I have had my 880 for about 9 months and use it most everyday firing between 20-30 shots a day. I pump my 880 two times only, I've never pumped it over ten times and I've never left it pumped for any length of time. My 880 will no longer hold air. Very frustrating. Where is the video how to for replacing the parts in the parts kit that Daisy offers? EDIT: Never mind the how to. I took my 880 apart, replaced the rubber O-ring only and....nothing, zip, nada, zilch, the big doughnut! Still won't hold air.
Hannah, nice work! You and Denise sold me parts to build custom 880s. Nice to see Daisy Corp with presence on TH-cam. FINALLY.
Hope to see you lead the charge to tell your customers to get parts from YOU!...your section. You won't have to look hard to find the rip off artists. Follow the trail...and look at their mark ups.
My favorite air rifle. I've had mine since the 8th grade, as the one graduation gift I was given for graduating from middle school. I need to replace all the seals.
Seal kit is cheap when ordering them straight from Daisy. Around $1 i think.
@@dad7275 Thanks, I did end up ordering a kit from eBay. My pristine personal rifle was "stolen" and I finally found an all metal version that looked in pretty good condition but did not seem to perform very well. Now I have to stop procrastinating and fix it.
@@moomoopuppy5810 depending on the version it might take the same seals as the newer models. The really old ones has a brass pump tube and are put together differently but alot of the metal reciever models like some of the ones made in the early 90's i think takes the same seal kit. To bad your other got stolen.
I would LOVE it if Daisy offered a .22 option for the 880 :)
They did a few years back. Daisy Powerline 822. I have one and they are nice (and accurate). Wood stock, metal reciever.
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I actually emailed Daisy & they said that they had no plans to bring back a .22 at this stage :(
@@davidlomm4424 to bad..it's a really nice rifle. Mine actually came with a plastic pump handle like the 880, but i found a old metal one and it works like a champ, gives it more heft, and isn't flimsy. You can actually find the 822's on ebay from time to time. Its a worthy purchase if found reasonably even if a seal kit is needed. Modern 880 seal kits work fine when sealing it.
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I've seen a couple of the 922's on Ebay which are like the 880 but in .22 caliber but they are rare & are asking close to $300 with shipping lol.
@@davidlomm4424 ive seen the 822's like mine go from about $100-$150. Its worth that in my opinion. I probably wouldn't sell mine for that much. I own several air rifles and the 822 is my favorite.
So I shouldn't pump it up 100 times per shot?
Nice advice. I want a seal kit for my Powerline 901. Same as 880?
This video is useless. I have had my 880 for about 9 months and use it most everyday firing between 20-30 shots a day. I pump my 880 two times only, I've never pumped it over ten times and I've never left it pumped for any length of time. My 880 will no longer hold air. Very frustrating. Where is the video how to for replacing the parts in the parts kit that Daisy offers?
EDIT: Never mind the how to. I took my 880 apart, replaced the rubber O-ring only and....nothing, zip, nada, zilch, the big doughnut! Still won't hold air.
Hannah tel me were in namibia can i get paarts for a 880 please
I pumped mine 80 times then atteeeemped to fire it fired but i heard a pop and idk what happened
That's false. It's designed to vent excess pressure past ten pumps.
I pump my gun up to 30 time and the air box ain’t pop
Burrito Playz I pumped mine 45 and it didn’t pop either
Dang Man U gon kill a gator
Annoying background noise.
But...but if i pump it harder and longer it will shoot way harder....god i was such a stupid kid