Target pistol .177 for daughter

[SharpLeader]

Hello ODT’ers,

I’m looking for a decent target pistol for my daughter or any advice that can be offered on the matter.

Thank you

 

[Gadgetsrfun]

https://store.smith-wesson.com/recr...h-barrel-[pellet-gun-air-pistol]/2255001.html

Have not looked where to find one but they are very accurate and a blast to shoot.

 

[SharpLeader]

https://store.smith-wesson.com/recreation/umarex/sw-586-revolver-.177-cal-10rd-co2-6-inch-barrel-[pellet-gun-air-pistol]/2255001.html

Have not looked where to find one but they are very accurate and a blast to shoot.

Thanks, brother! I appreciate the feedback.

 

[LethalEdge]

I have a slightly different Umarex model, but i have been happy plinking with this:

https://www.amazon.com/Umarex-Trevo...pistol&qid=1624240093&s=sporting-goods&sr=1-2

 

[Gingerbeard Man]

Hello ODT’ers,

I’m looking for a decent target pistol for my daughter or any advice that can be offered on the matter.

Thank you

I just posted this today. It's a hell of a lot of fun and the same weight as the older Ruger Marks. Has the target grips and all. I bought it for $120 and had my fun with it yesterday and today. I'll sell it for what I bought it for and throw in some CO2 and pellets.
https://theoutdoorstrader.com/threads/crosman-mark-ii.2539459/#post-11536347

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

How old is the girl?
Does she have strong hands and arms to handle a spring-piston design gun?
Many women and kids cant.
Plenty of air pistols that use a CO2 cylinder in the grip frame end up being way too big in the grip for a woman's hands.
The double-action trigger on those guns is terribly heavy and gritty too.

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

The Daisy 717 and 747 models are decent quality target shooting pistols with side cocking levers that were pretty easy to operate.
Unfortunately they've both been discontinued. You might find a used one.

 

[SharpLeader]

How old is the girl?
Does she have strong hands and arms to handle a spring-piston design gun?
Many women and kids cant.
Plenty of air pistols that use a CO2 cylinder in the grip frame end up being way too big in the grip for a woman's hands.
The double-action trigger on those guns is terribly heavy and gritty too.

She’s a featherweight, a lot of spunk but not much muscle. She did fine with a co2 daisy but I think she may struggle with spring-Piston.

 

[SharpLeader]

I have a slightly different Umarex model, but i have been happy plinking with this:

https://www.amazon.com/Umarex-Trevo...pistol&qid=1624240093&s=sporting-goods&sr=1-2

Thank you for the link. That one hasn’t come up in any of my previous Amazon searches. For the competition, I think she needs co2 but I’m not 100%. I’ll get some more info on that.

 

[basstracker89]

My niece has had a Ruger Bearcat since she was @5yrs old. She loves it, in her mid 20s now