BB Guns

This type of rifle is known as a Break Barrel Cocking rifle. It's not a BB gun it's a Pellet Rifle that fires .177 caliber pellets. It was made between 1971 - 1974. It was made in Scotland by the Milbro Brothers and sold under the Daisy Brand name.

To "load and cock" the rifle. With your right hand hold the rifle by the grip right behind the trigger. (KEEP you finger OFF the trigger) With your left hand grab the very end of the barrel and yank down on it. It will break open the barrel at the breech. Pull it all the way down (Like you are folding it in half,) until you feel it cock with a click. Load the Pellet into the open breech (rear of the open barrel) then pull the barrel back up into the firing position.

you are now ready to shoot. If you have a safety, put in on Fire.

It all depends on the particular model. There are over 100 different models that shoot .177 cal BBs'

They are made all over the world. China, Japan, Spain and the USA just to name a few locations.

One can buy BB Simon belts on line when one goes to the sites of miinto and sparkleaccessoires. Price ranges from $175 to $300 depending on the style and material.

The three gun turrets were painted red primarily for visibility and identification purposes. The color helped crew members quickly recognize the turrets' positions during combat operations and facilitated communication among the crew. Additionally, the bright color could serve as a warning signal to nearby vessels or aircraft, enhancing safety in naval operations.

There were four different versions of the Model 99. They started in 1959 and ended in 1979. Daisy offers a free service to tell you more about your old BB gun. See the link below

To find BB guns for sale, one can look in various department stores such as Walmart or Target. Or you can look on online websites that sell BB guns such as Amazon or "Air Gun Depot". The price of the BB gun depend on the caliber of the gun. 0.22 caliber BB guns are typically the most powerful, and therefore, more expensive.

There are 4 different variations of the Daisy Model 99, starting in 1959 to 1979.

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

There were 2 different Daisy model 107.

Model 107 Buck Jones Special 1934 - 1942

Model 107 1957 - 1958 (Plastic Stock)

This model was made by Daisy. Its a model 1894 and shoots standard .177 caliber BBs'

The pistol was made in several different variations between 1937 to 1952. it shot #6 Lead or Steel Shot. In like new it is worth around $130 +or - .

I assume you are asking about the model 26 "Field Master." To start with, What condition is the "Rifle" in? Does it still hold air and shoot. Without more information about the condition of the rifle, it is not possible to give you an estimate of value.

First aid for a BB gun wound to head would be to apply pressure to the area to stem the bleeding and then contact the emergency services to get professional medical assistance. BB gun pellets are quite small so may have to be surgically removed.

No, bb guns shoot smaller, metal pellets and can cause serious injury if used on people. Only use air soft purposed guns.

This BB gun was made by WHO?

Crosman owns Hahn... See the link below.

How thick is the fence.

I am unable to locate any air gun company named "Huntington".

Please check the name again..

Which Model? anywhere from $40 to $120

1933 to 1935

It is illegal to shoot at any animal within city limits in Florida, no matter what type of gun. Seeing that a BB gun will not kill a gator, it may be considered animal abuse, depending on the situation. If you are intending to hunt gators, then you must have an alligator harvest permit. The laws in Florida in regards to wildlife and firearms are constantly changing. Your best bet it to call the Florida Wildlife Commission Gator Hotline at 866-392-4286. They can give you the most up to date advice.

There are over 20 different versions of the Red Ryder BB rifle. Your best bet is to ask Daisy. Daisy offers a free service to answer you. See the link below.

This BB rifle was made for Sears by Daisy air gun company. It's really a model 1894 and possibly one of the hardest BB rifles to repair. I suggest you look online

for "Daisy air gun repair" and locate a shop near you to have it repaired. There are shops that make a living repairing outdated air guns and rifles.

One of the most important items in determining the value of antique air guns is the current condition of the Rifle along with it's collect-ability or demand. So it is not possible to give you an estimate of value with out some sort of description to the current condition of the Daisy. I can tell you this. It was produced in 1988 and carries a 50 year warranty. (Number 1938 B 50th Anniversary)

The Daisy Model 1000 was sold through Western Auto from 1957-1958. In good condition it is worth between $40-$50.