Preview: Daisy Woodland Trail Model 1999

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posted on December 2, 2025
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Daisy Woodland Trail Model 1999

The Daisy that Ralphie would want if he were still pining for a gravity-fed, lever-action BB gun in 2025, the feature-packed new Woodland Trail Model 1999 provides a modern update to the venerable platform while remaining highly affordable. Enhanced features include all-weather green polymer furniture, a large-loop lever and—in addition to an elevation-adjustable rear sight and a red fiber-optic front sight—a 5" section of Picatinny rail for the installation of an optic. Capable of propelling .177-cal. BBs to velocities as high as 350 f.p.s., the Woodland Trail Model 1999 has a capacity of up to 650 pellets. Just don’t shoot your eye out. Price: $50. Contact: Daisy Outdoor Products; (479) 636-1200; daisy.com.

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