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Product Description:
For indoor or outdoor practice and friendly competition, the AirStrike Electronic Scoring Target takes airsoft fun to the next level. Single players can play the timed game in which they try to shoot a high score before 99 seconds are up. One L.E.D. readout shows the accumulated score, the other counts-down the time remaining. Two players can also compete in the "high score" game to see who can be the first to shoot 99 points. Two players can also compete in a timed competition called "Seventy-One" in which they take turns shooting and attempt to reduce their points from 71 to exactly zero. You"ve played "HORSE" on the basketball court. Now you can try your luck with airsoft. Can you shoot the same score your opponent just shot? Each shot not only registers the score according to the target ring it hits but also makes one of four distinct sounds: breaking glass...ricoch...bell...and buzzer.
Daisy Air Guns: A Brand You Trust
![]() In 1886, Plymouth inventor Clarence Hamilton introduced a new idea to the windmill company. It was a combination of metal and wire, vaguely resembling a gun that could fire a lead ball using compressed air. Lewis Cass Hough, then president of the firm, gave it a try and, after his first shot, enthusiastically exclaimed, "Boy, that's a daisy!" The name stuck and the BB gun went into production as a premium item given to farmers when they purchased a windmill. The gun was such a huge success that Plymouth Iron Windmill soon began manufacturing the Daisy BB gun in place of windmills! On January 26, 1895 the company's board of directors officially voted to change the name to Daisy Manufacturing Company, Inc. The sturdy little Daisy BB gun quickly became a staple with American youth and youngsters all across the land cut their shooting teeth on a Daisy. Competition was keen at the time, with guns such as Bulls Eye, Dewey, Hero, Dandy, Atlas and others appearing almost overnight and disappearing just as quickly. Over the years Daisy has continued to improve and expand our line of airguns, putting model after model within the reach of every young shooter's pocketbook and skill level. In 1958, we moved our corporate offices and manufacturing facilities from Plymouth to Rogers, Arkansas where the company has continued to prosper and grow for over 40 years. One gun, more than any other, played a major role in making Daisy the household name it is today. Introduced in 1939, the Daisy Red Ryder has sold over 9 million units, easily making it the most famous BB gun ever built! Today, Daisy has literally become a household word, selling guns in almost every country and on five continents. Customer Reviews:
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