BB Guns

The Desert Eagle is distributed by UMAREXUSA. I would contact their Customer service and ask for a diagram if available. See the link below.

That depends, if it is an original from the late 1930's or early 1940's, then it could be worth hundreds, maybe thousands. It also depends on if it is still in it's original packaging because that will play a large part into it's sale price. You might want to check on collector's websites for more information and potential prices.

You may also check with Daisy. They offer a free service to tell you more about your old Daisy Antique. See the link below.

Depends on what you are trying to kill. A small rodent, then Yes. A larger animal then most likely NO.

The Diamond Anniversary 60th new in box is worth $85

In order to be used the Caliber must be .175 or it will jam or damage the gun. BB stands for "Ball Bearing". Never use a BB in a Pellet only gun.

It would be best to ask Daisy directly to get the best answer. They have a web page to answer questions about Daisy antiques. See the link below.

There are over 16 variations of the model 25 to date. In fact it's still in production. It is the most produced model after the Daisy Red Ryder. The value is placed on the particular variation, current condition and is it still working. Therefore it is not possible to answer your question. Without more information.

Is the stock wood or plastic? What condition is it in? Is it still working? Is the design engraved or painted on? Is the design silver or gold? Is the rear sight a "V" or a combination "peep hole" and a "V".

with over 16 variation to select from it's not easy to determine value.

Considerably. Especially if it strikes you on bare flesh or in the head. Yes it can do quite a bit of damage, possibly even death.

Remember NEVER point a BB or Pellet gun at anyone.

It all depends on where you are struck. But anything above 300 FPS can do damage

Remember NEVER point a BB or Pellet gun at anyone.

The model 102 Cub was made between 1952-78. I suggest contacting Daisy airgun on the web for more information.

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BB guns usually top out at around 550 to 600 FPS. But pellet rifles can attain a speed of over 1600 FPS, when shot by a PCP (PreCharged Pneumatic) rifle system.

Exactly which Centennial are you asking about the model 5179 NRA or the model 5894 NRA Centennial. Next you will have to give a description of the rifle. Tell me if it still works and rate it as Poor, Fair, Good, Very Good or Excellent condition. With out that basic information I can not answer you.

It would be worth around $20. But here is an interesting point. This model was a Diana design by Milbro of Scotland after WWII.

"Bluebook of airguns" list it at it's very best around $125 add 10% for the Box.

It has a Walnut stock and Medallion on the right side. Fifty Year Warranty. Made in 1988

Daisy offers a free service to tell you about your old Daisy. See the link below.

no they are perfectly legal. the only laws are don't shoot at pedestrians and they must have an orange tip so they can be distinguished from real guns.

Never use Motor oil on a BB gun. It will eventually ruin the seals and O-Rings.

This Question should be directed to Daisy directly. See the link below for their Customer Contact.

From 1927 to 1932 Daisy made the model 27 in both 500 shot and 1000 shot. #500 shot in good condition is worth between $100-$130. #1000 shot in good condition is worth between $135 - $175

both of these were .175 caliber Not .177 Caliber.

I believe you are asking about a Daisy model 799.19052 made for Sears.

If this is information is correct then it's a Daisy Model 1894 with an octagon barrel. It looks very much like a 3030 lever action rifle.

If you want to know the value then state the current condition of the rifle. Give it some sort of rating like. Poor, Fair, Good, Very Good or Excellent. Then I will be able to give you an estimate of value.

No where

First of all how do you know yours is original? Is yours 1938 model or a No.111 model 40? What condition is it in?

Your best bet is it contact Daisy. Daisy offers a FREE service to tell you more about you old Daisy. see the link below.

bad! im guessing :(

In Fair condition it would be worth between $15 - $25.