BB Guns

Some are used to learn the basics of gun handling. Some are used for target practice and rodent control.

If its a BB Gun, Then Yes.

you can, but it'll probably take a lot of BB's considering most bb guns are .17 cailber

Never more than 10 times per the owners manual. see the link below.

Crosman doesn't make the Grizzly, Daisy does. $40

I assume you are asking about the "Daisy model 21 Side by Side BB rifle". This model went out of production in 1972 so it would be very hard to locate one. You could have a custom one built ( search the web for "Custom airgun stocks") or locate a shop that repairs air rifles. See the link Below.

Daisy made a couple of versions of the 105.

Model 105 Junior 1932-1934

Model 105 Ranger 1932- 1934

Model 105 Buck Current version

Model 105 Cub 1979-1990

Daisy airgun offers a free service to estimate the value of old Daisy products. your best bet is to contact them for an answer. (see the link below)

From a place called Big W.

my friend said he got one from K-Mart so either one will do

It all depends on the country and location where you live.

It's a collectors Item. In VG condition it is worth between $725 to $825. It was made between 1938-40.

Source (Bluebook of airguns 8th edition)

What is the current condition of the rifle. Without more information it is not possible to estimate the value.

It's usually on the top right behind the sights. It will say 1938B or something like that.

Wood, plastic and sheet metal

It depends on the age and condition of the Red Ryder. Some are more desirable than others. A new one cost around $35

The same as a C02 BB gun. When you pull the trigger it momentarily opens a valve to let gas fire the BB down the barrel.

Are you aware that the model 25 is in production again. There are 21 different variations of the model 25 before the new one came out.

So here is what I suggest. Daisy has a service to evaluate older Daisy air guns. See the link below

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

The 2100 started into production in 1983 but is now discontinued. I order to give you an estimate of value I need to know what shape it's in. Is it in Poor, Fair, good, Very good or Excellent condition?

There are several different versions of the 760. See the Crosman link below. And select your model from the owners list. Then read section on Loading and unloading the BB rifle. This may help.

You need to consult your owner's manual. Some BB guns can shoot pellets, but some cannot.

Blowback on a BB gun is a repeater. When you pull the trigger the gun fires and the top of the gun reciprocates (Blowsback) and auto load and cocks the next shot.

If you have ever seen a modern forearm slide back an forth each time it is fired then you have seen Blowback.

It's not easy to set a value without knowing the condition or model number of the rifle.

So here's what I suggest. Daisy offers a service to Identify older Daisy's and give an estimate of value. See the link below.

The rifle is blueish in color, wooden handle, 500 shots and still fires great, Its in excellent condition.

It sounds like you have a Variation 4 model B 500 Shot (Not a Red Ryder they started in 1940 ) the Model B had a Blue finish and wood stock .it was made between 1910-23. in Excellent condition it would be worth around $245 - $300.

Yes they are fairly consistent

The Crossman P10 MAY be the version of the C11 made for Walmart. Check with Crossman to be sure,