BB Guns

--"Bluebook of airguns" list it at it's very best around $125

Whenever you have an antique, the value is determined by the condition of the Item. If I asked you "How much is my 57 chevy worth?" You would ask "What condition is it in." It's the same with air guns / rifles.

You need to provide more information. Give it some sort of rating like. POOR, FAIR, GOOD, VERY GOOD, or EXCELLENT. this will help me set an estimated value.

Your asking about a BB gun. Are you sure it's not a rifle. As far as I know King never made a BB gun only rifles. Be as clear with your question as possible and I will try to answer you. In fact, which model are you asking about. King made several different models.

It would help if you stated from where you are sending from and where you want it to go. How large is it and how much does it weigh.

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Whenever you have an antique, the value is determined by the condition of the Item. If I asked you "How much is my 57 chevy worth?" You would ask "What condition is it in." It's the same with air guns / rifles.

You need to provide more information. Give it some sort of rating like. POOR, FAIR, GOOD, VERY GOOD, or EXCELLENT. this will help me set an estimated value.

The model 107 was made between 1957-58 and it's was a rifle not a gun.

No. They are not designed to fire a 17 cal bullet

There are 8 variations of the model 111, starting in 1940 and ending in 1950.

Like all antiques the condition determines the value and you have not stated the physical condition so no estimate of value can be given.

It depends on the model. Read the owners manual.

Yes, usually a loud "POP".

There could be several problems:

1.) If the gun is firing but nothing is coming out of the barrel you could have a crap magazine this is an easy fix just get a new mag. It could also be the tappet plate (this is a part of the gun that keeps bbs from feeding until they need to) in which case you will need professional help.

2.) If you pull the trigger and nothing at all happens it could be the fuse (the fuse is an electrical part of the gun that breaks to prevent power surges from destroying your motor). Fixing a fuse is easy all you have to do is open the battery compartment and pull out the wires until you can see a cylindrical plastic case on the red wire. simply pop this open and you will be able to see the glass fuse you can then pop the fuse out of the female connectors and look for brown spots on the glass this will indicate a blown fuse. If the fuse is blown simply put a new 20 amp fuse in the old ones place. the same problem could also be a crap battery, test your gun with a friends battery to see if it will work and if it does simply buy a new battery.

if none of these fixes work just get someone who knows what they are doing to check the gun out.

Most all Walmarts sell BB guns

What physical and mechanical condition is it in? That determines the value.

BB air guns it is just 5 mins away from the city centre

This is a hard one to answer because I have no direct catalogue for this Item but a similar model 1938B "buffalo bill" would be worth around $125 plus the fact it's unopened. I would estimate the value up to $150 plus.

I also suggest you contact Daisy directly (They offer a free service to tell you more about your antique Daisy.)

See the link below

Your best bet is to ask Daisy directly. Daisy offers a free service to tell you about your old Daisy. See the link below.

Are you asking about a 1900 Atlas lever action Repeater. If so, then in Excellent condition it would be worth around $1,150.

Oh and its probably considered to be in poor condition with some rust

Your best bet is to ask Daisy directly. Daisy offers a free service to tell you about your old Daisy. See the link below.

I would advise against it. It could attract police attention and you could be arrested. Unless you truly don't have any intelligence or common sense, please do not attempt to do that.

It all depends on the Daisy Scope rings that you have. The M4 has a removable front and rear sight. This will allow you to add a scope to the Weaver rail mount on the M4 if your scope rings are the weaver size. If not, then you need to purchase weaver scope rings for your scope.

Both can be fatal, but Pellet rifles are far more deadly and have considerably more impact and create more damage

There are 8 variations of the model 111. Starting in 1940 up to 1952

I would try a sporting good store, Gun Store, or the web.

Your best bet is to ask Daisy directly. Daisy offers a free service to tell you about your old Daisy. See the link below.

The Daisy Model 94 Carbine was made between 1955-1962

it depends on if its in good shape or not