BB Guns

They can, but that's a terrible way to use one, unless you're using it for legitimate hunting.

It all depends on the model. I suggest the you contact an air gun repair shop to have it fixed. Try looking up "Air gun repair" on the web and have them repair it for you.

During a criminal act: Yes.

It's just downright unsafe to ever point a BB gun at someone.

This would vary from state to state. Moreover, no matter what state you are in you would need to have more information to make a determination. But generally speaking it would not be.

Actually, it's difficult to say that it "would not be," even generally. In the U.S. the general definition of deadly force is "any type of degree of force that can cause death or serious bodily injury, including loss of use of a limb or organ." Shooting someone with a BB gun can (not saying it does always, just saying it can) fall into that category. Deadly force is one of the things used to determine whether assault is just simple assault or aggravted assault.

You can't, they're illegal in Australia.

In the United States a BB gun can be purchased at most sporting goods stores, large department stores, or specialized air gun retailers.

Things may be different elsewhere.

In the UK you can get BB guns in Cash and Carrys.

There are several variations of the Model 25. You didn't state the condition of the Rifle and you also need to give more information about the rifle to get an estimate. Look at the barrel you will most likely find more information on the exact model. Also describe it. Is it wood or plastic? how many rings on the pump handle? is there a design on the breech?

(It all depends on what is wrong with it.) I suggest you send it to a repair shop. search the web for "Airgun repair" and locate a shop near you for repairs.

Most any large sporting goods store.

Both are powered by Air or CO2. But a bb gun fires a bb. (.177 caliber) BB guns and Rifles traditionally have smooth bore barrels. Air Rifles (I assume you are asking about Pellet firing air rifles) fire .177 pellets usually through a "rifled bore barrel" giving the pellet more spin and causing it to travel straighter. Pellet Air Rifles come in .177 cal, but also come in 20, 22, 25, 45 and 50 Caliber pellets. They tend to be more powerful than the bb rifles. Crosman, Daisy Beeman and RWS are just a few of the air gun makers who make bb guns and Pellet Air Rifles.

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Yes all the K-Marts that I have been in do carry BB guns for sale. Usually Crosman, Gamo, Daisy and Beeman models.

First you have to tell us what condition the rifle is in. Is it Excellent, Good, Fair, or Poor. Without this information it is impossible to give you an estimate of the value.

799.190720 was made by Daisy. It is a model 880 and can be rebuilt. I suggest that you look on the web under 'Air Gun Repair" and find a shop near you that can repair it. But remember that a new model 880 sells for $70 a used working model sells for around $30. The repair of your air rifle may not be worth it unless you are attached to it. Look at the new Daisy 5880 for around $90

.177 BB Cal

Buy a new one a suggest of eBay or amazon.

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Check the web for "Airgun Repair" and locate a shop near you to have it repaired.

Depends on what state or country you live in.

The Law can be vague about this. But most of the time "NO permit is required" because there is no powder or firing cap involved. Therefore the ATF doesn't require a permit or even consider the BB gun a weapon. However local laws do (At Times) cover the use of air guns locally. So even if the Feds say "No" local laws may say, "Yes." Some states require a permit to oun and air gun or to purchase an air gun. Most states don't.

As for shooting you have to check with the local government (City or state or county) to find out what is legal.

Hope this doesn't confusy you too much.

No they are not regulated but should be handled just like any other firearm.

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In most places you must be 18 to purchase one.

Some countries require a license to own one.

The country or city where you live

(May) have restrictions on owning a bb

gun.

In the final note its up to your parents to decide if you show enough maturity to use one.

No, these BB rifles have very few adjustments, if any. They are mass-produced with little craftsmanship.

Red Ryder 1939 models have had variations in sight and other components. Example: the RR 1938 Commemorative has a simple adjustable rear sight similar to the sight on a real Winchester. RR1938 model beginning at Plymouth MI and continuing at Rogers, AR are a durable BB Rifle. Craftsmanship is functional and pleasing to its market.

The strongest BB guns are not really that strong. They shoot a .177 Cal BB at about 450 to 500 Feet Per Second (FPS) at their best. Pellet guns and Rifles are much stronger and travel much faster. The can be fired up to and over 1200 FPS. The Big Dogs of Pellet rifles are in the class of PCP (PreCharged Pneumatic guns ) they require as scuba tank to charge the rifle or gun and can fire a 9MM, 45 Cal or a 50 Cal Pellet capable of taking down a moose. BB Guns traditionally use a smooth bore barrel which makes them not that accurate where as Pellet rifles use a rifled bore barrel that makes the pellet spin as it leaves the barrel making it more accurate than a BB rifle.

It is an 880 model. Seal kits are available from Daisy.

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