BB Guns

It all depends on the condition of the air rifle. If you want an estimate of value then give it some sort of rating like Poor, Fair, Good, Very Good or Excellent. Without more information it is not possible to answer you.

Yes, but I would use Pellets not BB's in the rifle. Pellets are more accurate and deform on impact. BB's are not as accurate and do not deform on impact.

It all depends on the location and local laws in the area. In California you can purchase one in the Los Angeles area but not all the locations in San Francisco will sell them

No, they are very poor for hunting. Because BB's do not fly straight due to NO rifling in the barrel. The power is at the lower end of the power scale in air guns. The BB is hard and doesn't deform on impact and will not make a clean kill. The critter will suffer before death.

BB guns are NOT for hunting. It will not kill a deer. The Answer is NO.

Daisy made several model 1000 over the years. I suggest you contact Daisy at the link below. It's a free service.

It all depends on the city ordance on selling BB guns. Some Kmarts may not sell any BB guns.

It all depends on the particular model.

Your talking about an air rifle that has been out of production for years. I suggest places like Graigslist or one of the guntrader web sites.

Nothing, unless you can tell me the model number, the current condition and if it is still working. Also is it a BB gun or BB rifle.

Without more information it is not possible to answer your question.

You don't magnetize the BB's. The Magnet is inside the BB gun. The gun has to be taken apart and the magnet that holds the BB's replaced. Not all designs use this method of holding BB in place.

Hurt, Yes. Kill most likely not.

Daisy started making the model 25 in 1914 and made 58 different variations of this model until 1979. The first ones were made with wood and later versions were made with plastic around 1952.

Daisy is making this model again. They started selling a new model 25 at Christmas 2009 for $39. The new one is more like the original model 25 with a wooden stock and a few nice upgrades like a safety. The model 25 is rated at 350 FPS with a BB.

unload all the BB's from the rifle. Shove a .177 cleaning rod down the barrel and push the BB back into the holding chamber.

What condition is it in. The current condition determines the value. Also is it still working.

Not all Dicks sell BB guns. It depends on the location.

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I suggest Crosman Pellgun oil or RWS pellet gun oil.

Whenever you have an antique, the value is determined by the condition of the Item. If I asked you "How much is my 57 chevy worth?" You would ask "What condition is it in." It's the same with air guns / rifles.

You need to provide more information. Give it some sort of rating like. POOR, FAIR, GOOD, VERY GOOD, or EXCELLENT. this will help me set an estimated value.

Your asking about a BB gun. Are you sure it's not a rifle. As far as I know King never made a BB gun only rifles. Be as clear with your question as possible and I will try to answer you. In fact, which model are you asking about. King made several different models.

It would help if you stated from where you are sending from and where you want it to go. How large is it and how much does it weigh.

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Whenever you have an antique, the value is determined by the condition of the Item. If I asked you "How much is my 57 chevy worth?" You would ask "What condition is it in." It's the same with air guns / rifles.

You need to provide more information. Give it some sort of rating like. POOR, FAIR, GOOD, VERY GOOD, or EXCELLENT. this will help me set an estimated value.

The model 107 was made between 1957-58 and it's was a rifle not a gun.

No. They are not designed to fire a 17 cal bullet

It all depends on the model, anywhere from $15 to $200

--"Bluebook of airguns" list it at it's very best around $125