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As far back as the late 1930s, Daisy had been
tracking developments in pneumatic systems for
higher-powered air guns, not because it was
considering a move in that direction, but because it
might offer insights into more efficient systems for
its spring air guns. In fact, it wasn’t until 1970
that Daisy decided to make the move to high-powered
adult air guns. Young adults were demanding more
sophisticated equipment and there were increasing
restrictions on area for shooting firearms. By
1972, Daisy’s first pneumatic air gun was off the
production line and ready to roll out to the trade.
The Model 880 pump-up air gun was an immediate
success. To this day, it is still a part of the
complete line of high-powered adult air guns offered
by Daisy.
1880 ║ 1890 ║
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The War Years
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The Museum
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