daisy model 93a bb pistol review

[one_shot]

i know bb's are a thing of the past now a days.
but i was given a new daisy model 93a nib,along with some &^^& copperhead bb's.9 clips and 5 co2's.
im not a fan of anything daisy related,but i reviewed this gun like any other airgun.non biased opinion.

first impressions
weight of the gun feels nice,design is pretty comfortable.
steel frame,upper is plastic along with the grips.
top loading removable mag,holds 15 rounds.
trigger feels around 5-6 lbs,consistent break every shot.(metal trigger blade)
side operated safety.
weaver mount under barrel for light/laser

accuracy
with the crappy copperheads bb's,open sights at 10 yards,free standing... i print a consistent 5 inch group.
not bad for a bb gun in my opinion....woulda liked to see 3 inch groups.

quality.
feels great,no cheap bottom of the barrel feeling here.
everything worked as advertised.

useability
operation was flawless,put 500 rounds through this gun in 1 day.
i averaged 10 full clips on 1 co2,still had a lil juice left in the co2.
by the 8th clip you notice a power drop.
eaisly fit into my pocket or waisteline as a side arm while squirrel hunting.

final thoughts!
for $50 its worth the money to keep on my side during my hunts,or in the back yard having some fun.
shoots around 390 fps,flawless operation,easy and fast clip and co2 reload.

[theshiverman]

Yeah i got one of the early Models, Daisy Powerline Model 93 Super 15 Shot BB Repeater Made In Japan, its a fun little gun, when i got it i had to reseal it and i was suprised that it had a metal frame under all that outter plastic casing, its packs a nice punch for a shorter Barrel Co2 Pistol, mine shoots in the 430-440fps range on a fresh Co2

[lefteyeshot]

I know this is an old post. I recently bought two of these old things.  A black with brown grips and a silver and black one with a factory case with slots for the gun, two tubes of bb's, five co2 carts, one spare mag and a manual and two spare mags. They're both 93's, not 93A's. My 93's do not have a two stage triggers.

I've seen some reviews where the reviewer said the grip safety was for looks and did nothing. Not true. You can pull the trigger if the grip safety is not depressed but the gun will not release gas to propel the bb.