Info:
Manufacturer/Model: Daisy Powerline 1700
Replica Of: Glock 17L
Made In: USA
Caliber/Ammunition/Feed: 177, BB, 60-shot gravity feed
Air Source: CO2, 12 g Powerlet
Accessories: Daisy red-dot sight
Recommended Pellet or BB: Crosman Copperhead BB
Weight (lb)/Length (in): 1.25, 11.2
Body Material/Finish/Grips: plastic, black, plastic
Barrel Length (in)/Material/Rifled: 8.2, steel, no
Trigger Action: SA
Trigger Pull (lbs)/Adjustable: 7.6 (SA), no
Sights (front/rear): fixed, adjustable (windage)
Velocity (fps): 420
Sound Level (dB):99
Thickness of Pellet Holder (in):N/A
Manufactured Dates: 1994 - 2001
Condition/Manual/Box: 90%, yes, yes (backer card)
Serial Number: 59951811
I suggest you contact Daisy directly and ask for a schematic (see the link below).
I suggest you contact Daisy Directly and see if they will give you one. See the link below.
Regular standard .177 Cal BB any brand is okay.
I would suggest contacting Daisy air gun directly through their Customer Service. See the link below
You may be asking about a Daisy Model 1700 (Copy of a Glock) It was dark Grey in color and made between 1991-1996
Remove the grip on the left side of the pistol and insert a C02 bottle. Load BB's through the door at the rear of the pistol. Tip it forward and push the lever ( It's in front of the trigger) to allow the BB to load. Aim and fire
1700-2000 1700-2000
The term upsy daisy, also known as whoopsie daisy, came from a 1925 cartoon in New Yorker Magazine. It has also been said that similar sayings have been in use since at least the 1700's.
CO2 powered weapons are usually fitted with a removable cartridge - which is stored in the handle of the gun.
yes they did or do.... I have one that is stamped Model 1700 on the side of the shotgun. I purchased the shotgun back in 2001. It's not much different from the Model 1300. The only thing I can see is different is how the bottom tube is mounted and the low bead site is fluorescent. I'll get back to verify this....
They range from 1200 to around 1700 pounds depending on the Ranger model.
The first car was the Ford model A in 1903 - 1904. 1700 were produced.