BB Guns

Yes they are fairly consistent

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

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.

Daisy offers a service to evaluate older BB guns. See the link below.

Depending on the FPS and the thickness of the Styrofoam, possibly, but normally no.

I believe this is a BB rifle not a BB gun. It was made by Daisy and is a Daisy model 1894. I'm not exactly sure of the date. Most likely made around 1969-72

These are the variations of the Daisy No102 model 33

1936-40 nickle

1941-42 blue

1953 painted

1957 plastic stock

1950 aluminum lever

none made between 1947-49

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

If you want an estimate of value I need to know about the current condition of the rifle. Is it working? is it in Poor, Fair, Good, Very good, or Excellent condition? The model 1938 red Ryder first came out in 1972 and has 13 variations of that model. Before that it was the model 311, a Red Ryder set, made between 1947-50. Before that, it was a number 111 model 40 Red Ryder 1939-40. So if you have an original 1938 Red Ryder its going to take a lot more information to I identify it first, and then give an estimate of value.

So here is what I suggest. Daisy offers a service to Identify Daisy rifles.

See the link below

Daisy actually made the rifle ling before it became known as the Red Ryder series. The rifle came out in 1910 but was named Red Ryder in 1939 and continued on from there.

In a BB gun (Not airsoft) this is considered very slow.

If you ask someone to name a BB gun they would most likely say "Daisy" It doesn't mean they are the best, but as far as modern BB gun companies go, they are the oldest. Crosman actually makes more models and more expensive models than Daisy. The most expensive model is made by Feinwerkbau. Their Olympic match rifles cost upwards of $3000 each.

Yes it is possible. If you are struck in the head, eye, ear or any other vital organ it could kill you. Now it you are asking about Airsoft BB's then the chances are not likely to kill you but will sting if it hits bare skin.

You have given no description of the condition of the gun so I can't give you an estimate of value. So I'm going to post a link at the bottom of this page for you to ask "Daisy Antique" the same question and have them assist you. ( See the link below)

Daisy has been making BB guns sense 1898. You need to be more specific about the model you want to know about.

The Hahn model 45 made between 1958-1970. Crosman airgun bought Hahn corp and didn't change the dies so all the Crosman model said P.Y. Hahn. In 1970 Crosman changed the model to the "Frontier 36". These bb guns were known s "Leakers" because they leaked so much C02. In good condition they are worth between $45 to $60. I own 2 of these and "Yes they both leak C02."

What model? You also need to state the condition of the BB gun.

model is 95B.

You have not stated the "Condition" of the rifle so I can only give you an average price. $30

I would like to give you an answer, but I can not find any information on a Daisy BB gun model 38. I did find information on a Daisy BB rifle model 38. It was made between 1938-41 and again after the war from 1948-52. In order to give you an estimate of value (For the Rifle model 38) I need to know the current condition of the rifle. Is it still working? Is it in Poor, Fair, Good, Very Good or Excellent condition (Like New). without more information It is not possible to answer this question.

At it's very best this rifle is worth $18 in Very good condition. It is not worth repairing.

yes

I've located information on a Daisy model 155 BB rifle, not a gun. If this is what you are asking about, it's value is around $55 to $80 if it is still working. It was originally made from 1946-49 and again from 1952-53. Originally it had a Blue finish and a painted finish in 1953.

Answering this is a matter of personal opinion. But considering my collection is around 100 different BB, Pellet and PCP airguns. I have my own opinion as to the Worst airgun. I'll give it this rating because of accuracy, power, and construction. Consider this. Pellet guns can attain a speed of 1600 FPS (Feet Per Second) in some of the high end models. PCP ( PreCharged Pneumatic) rifles and guns are capable of firing pellets as large as 50 Caliber and capable of bring down a moose. BB guns and rifles are designed for fun and just plinking at targets. They usually do not attain a speed over 730 FPS and usually are around the 300 to 400 FPS mark. Keep in mind that the Daisy Red Ryder is rated at 350 FPS.

My choice for a poor pistol is the Marksman Repeater BB gun. It cost about $20 and is rated at 250 FPS, and I think it's stretching it a little to reach that speed. If you look at the barrel it's about 3 inches long. This doesn't provide enough time to give it much accuracy beyond the end of the barrel. The pistol has been made under several different names like the model 2002/1010/1010C/1010H/1010HC and 1010X. All of them are basically the same model.

Marksman is owned by Beeman air guns who are known for making some Excellent Beeman models. Marksman is not one of them

But that's just my opinion.

Yes. Just be careful to not over do it.

see the link below for the owners manual