Daisy Air Rifles

Daisy air rifles – a true American legend for all ages

There is hardly an air gun more iconic than a Daisy. Since the late 1800s, America's Daisy has been the way into shooting sports for millions of people around the world. With their classic western design and very user-friendly mechanics, Daisy has become synonymous with a good first shooting experience. Whether you are after the well-known Red Ryder or a modern air pistol, Daisy delivers nostalgia and fun in one package.

We stock a wide range because we know Daisy is the ideal choice both for juniors (under supervision) and for adults who want an uncomplicated rifle for casual shooting.

The story behind Daisy: from windmills to a household name

Daisy Outdoor Products actually started as a windmill manufacturer in Plymouth, Michigan. When in 1888 they included a small metal air rifle as a bonus for their customers, it became so popular that the windmills soon took a back seat. The name "Daisy" came from a remark that the rifle was "a daisy" (an old expression for something exceptional). Since then they have held on to their position as the classic rifle for beginners and fans of the traditional look.

Why choose a Daisy air rifle?

Daisy differs markedly from brands such as Hatsan or Gamo by focusing on:

  • Authentic western look: Many of their models have wooden stocks and the classic lever-action loading familiar from cowboy films.

  • Safety: Many of their rifles shoot with moderate power, which makes them particularly suitable for practice in controlled surroundings.

  • Ease of use: They are easy to load and need minimal technical knowledge to get started.

Make good memories with the right equipment

When the next generation of shooters is introduced to the hobby, the equipment around the rifle is just as important:

  1. Safety: Always protect your eyes with shooting glasses. We recommend that everyone around the shooter wears protection.

  2. Targets: Make it a competition with our targets and pellet traps. It is a great way to learn concentration.

  3. Clothing: Heading out on an adventure in the garden? Find the right clothing and footwear for a day outdoors.


📖 Find guides in our Airgunpedia

Not sure which Daisy model suits your child best, or want to know more about the different .177 (4.5 mm) air rifles?

👉 Visit our Airgunpedia – learn all about air guns here

Here we have collected guides on safety and tips on how best to learn to shoot.


Accessories for your Daisy setup

To keep your Daisy running smoothly for many years, we recommend:

  • Ammunition: Daisy rifles often use classic steel BBs or our own Storm Air pellets. Find your choice of pellets here.

  • Maintenance: Simple as they are, they benefit from a little oil now and then. Find gun care from Stil Crin in our shop.

  • Storage: Teach juniors to look after their gear with a proper rifle bag.

Whether you want to give your son or daughter their first shooting experience or own a Red Ryder yourself, we are ready in Aulum, Denmark to help you find the right solution.

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Need help choosing?

We play ourselves and are happy to help. Visit our shop in Aulum, Denmark, and try the airsoft guns on our 7 m test range – or send us a message.