The JC Higgins Model 21 is a pump shotgun, not a rifle. Reassembly should be done by a competent gunsmith.
How do you put WHAT. A pellets in the rifle, a BB in the rifle, Put it back together. your question is incomplete.
See the link below for the parts diagram.
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You need a good gunsmith.
The only Winchester made lever action rifle was the model 88.I would refer you to a good gunsmith to put your model 88 lever action rifle back together again,as these rifles are complex and should not be attempted by a novice.
Your question is somewhat incomplete. Both Crosman and Daisy made air guns for Sears under the JC Higgins Brand name. Any model that started with 126.xxxxx was made by Crosman, any model that started with 799.xxxxx was made by Daisy. So to answer your question, Both companies made JC Higgins air rifles going back to the 20's in both calibers .177 and .22. If you post all the model numbers I MAY be able to tell you more about your air rifle. The numbers that come after 126 identify the exact Crosman model.
first of all it's best to determine the model number. Crosman has most of there manuals, both "Owners and Parts" manuals available to the public. You can post the question with the model number here or look up the parts manual at the link below. The parts manual will help you put the rifle back together..
They were made by High Standard Company back in the latest 50's early 60's to be sell exclusively at Sears Department Stores.
your shotgun was made in 1947 guns made back then were not required to have a serial no. It was not until the Federal gun control act of 1968 that rifles or shotguns were required by federal law to have a serial number.J C Higgins brand guns were sold from 1945 to 1962 You will never see a J C Higgins rifle or shotgun with a factory serial number.
I believe you are asking about a BB rifle made by Daisy for Sears, the model number is 799 9045. If this is it, then it's a Daisy model 25. To load the BB gun you have to unscrew the very end of the barrel. pull it out you will see a spring inside a long tube. Pull it back and load the tube with BB's let the spring go back down and push the BB together Now carefully screw the tube back into place and cock the forearm back and forth. You are ready to fire.
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You can't. There is a safety recall on that model- unsafe to shoot. Sears has been buying back the bolts for years to take them out of circulation.