There is not a lot of information about this Daisy model to be found.
Daisy Heddon Co2 model 300 that was made in 1969-1973 for Ted Williams and sold by Sears. it is based off the Daisy 200 pistol. is a true semi-auto
.177 Smooth Bore bb
CO2 12 g
37 3/4 inch length
3.5 lbs
12mm dovetail scope rail
manual safety
100 round capacity
5 rounds loaded
semi-auto
600fps
Today I I shoot it at 30 feet at paper for this episode of backporch plinking. ,
A working 200/300 is truly a gem. There is an Achilles heal in the semi-auto feed mechanism that, once failed, is unobtainable, even if you can manage your way thru the springs, levers, and fly-away parts.
A working 200/300 is truly a gem. There is an Achilles heal in the semi-auto feed mechanism that, once failed, is unobtainable, even if you can manage your way thru the springs, levers, and fly-away parts.
Its always a good idea to have a few Daisy 200 around to rob parts from.
Always wanted a 300 - loved the looks of it which was ahead of its time. As Jim astutely pointed out, the design was complicated and flawed. Probably why Daisy discontinued it after a rather short run.
Drew
Always wanted a 300 - loved the looks of it which was ahead of its time. As Jim astutely pointed out, the design was complicated and flawed. Probably why Daisy discontinued it after a rather short run.
Drew
For a supposed seal free design there sure are a bunch of seals in the 100, 200 and 300
