BB Guns

The part of the bold that touches the BB is, but the firing mechanism is pneumatic. If magnets could shoot bbs like that, then the US army would already be using railguns.

It's hard to determine the value without seeing the BB Rifle. Daisy's currently sell for around $35 for a new one today. Older ones that have a metal trigger guard are desirable by collectors. So I'm going to list a link to "Daisy Antiques" where you can get more information.

See the link below.

Daisy offers a service for older BB guns see the link below.

from regional or national distributors ...

the factory makes the air rifle (bb gun) then ships it to regional distributors who sell and ship them to local stores ...

You can also purchase BB guns directly from the manufacture like Daisy and Crosman.

The model 99 Target Special was made in two variations. In 1959 it was gravity fed, the second variation was spring fed made between 1960-79. Please state the condition of the pistol. I need to know if it is in Poor, Fair, Good, Very Good, or Excellent condition and is it still working? Re-post your question with this information and I will post an estimate of value.

The Red Ryder BB Rifle has been in production from 1972 to today before that it was the model 111 or model 155. In fact there were many versions of the same model. there are 11 versions of the Red Ryder itself. The best way to tell an original 1938 Red Ryder is look for these items wood stock, logo on left side. Narrow bands. Saddle ring does not go all the way through the side of the receiver. Blue paint finish. Screws are slotted. This first one was made between 1972 and 78.

A daisy BB rifle actually made in 1938 would be a Number.101 model 36 or a Number. 102 model 36 made between 1936 and 42.

Another was to tell the older Daisy's is the lever action is aluminum not plastic.

an original Red Ryder ( First version ) in fair to good condition is worth around $75.

A current Red Ryder in Good condition is worth around $25.

Crosman has most all their BB gun/rifle manuals online. (See link below) on the Crosman home page click on the "Download a manual" at the bottom of the web page and locate your manual.

Parents have differing opinions on them. So long as the fundamental rules of safety are well known and heeded by, it's pretty safe. If a parent were to deny their child to be allowed a BB gun, yet let them ride their bicycle without a helmet, for instance, I'd say their concerns are a bit misplaced.

In order to give you an estimate of value I need to know the condition of the rifle. Since you did not provide this information, I can't help you, So I'm going to give you a web link to "Daisy Antiques" This should give you more information.

See the link Below

This can be a very valuable BB Rifle. So let me explain. There are about 17 different variations of the 20th century BB rifle over a period of 4 different models. Starting in1898 and ending around 1910. The information is too large to list here and the price value is very wide starting from a "Poor" condition to an "Very good" condition rifle. The spread can be as far as $75 to $2000. I suggest you locate a "Bluebook of airguns" and do a little reading because you will have to identify your variation first, then the condition of the rifle to determine the value. My catalogue list over a page of information dedicated to this rifle alone. Contact me on my message board if you have any questions to assist you.

Daisy made over 15 Variations of the Model 20th Century. All of them are valuable if they are in good condition. I suggest you go to a book store and look up a book called "Bluebook of Airguns 7th or the new 8th edition." look in the Daisy section to identify your rifle. I think you will find it worth your time to do this. $$$

This is a JC Higgins model air rifle made for Sears by Crosman air gun company. Its really a Crosman model V350 made between 1961-69. It's a push barrel BB rifle.

I heard something About 3$ dollars, cheap.

Its around $675

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"Bluebook of airguns" list it at it's very best around $125 NOT $675

There is a loading port on top of the barrel right where the forearm comes to an end. Put the BB's in there. Then ( with your finger OFF the trigger) pull the barrel back as far is it will go with the barrel slightly elevated. Slide the barrel forward (Do not yank it forward) the rifle is now ready to shoot.

If you would like an owners manual for this rifle go to the Crosman link below and click on "download a manual." There you will find a list of all the owners manuals for Crosman rifles and guns.

There is a loading port on top of the barrel right where the forearm comes to an end. Put the BB's in there. Then ( with your finger OFF the trigger) pull the barrel back as far is it will go with the barrel slightly elevated. Slide the barrel forward (Do not yank it forward) the rifle is now ready to shoot.

If you would like an owners manual for this rifle go to the Crosman link below and click on "download a manual." There you will find a list of all the owners manuals for Crosman rifles and guns.

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There were 3 different model 99 BB guns. The Target Special, Champion, and Lucky McDaniels Instinct Shooter. They all have different values. But in rough condition The value would fall somewhere between $10-$30.

Without knowing the condition of the rifle it is not possible to estimate a value. I need more details and is the rifle still working?

Most sporting good stores sell them. Or on the Web

Send it back to the manufacture or contact the manufacture to find out who repairs your BB gun.

This BB gun was made by Daisy air gun. Its a model 880 made under the Ted Williams name for Sears. In excellent condition its worth $60 in very good condition it's worth $30. in fair or poor condition it has no value to a collector.

No were.

The Daisy model 102 (CUB) was made between 1952-78. You need to state the current condition of the rifle to get an estimate of value. So I have listed a link (SEE BELOW) to Daisy Antiques to help answer your question.

BB stands for Ball Bearing