You can try contacting daisy customer service directly OR go online and do a search for "Airgun repair" or "Daisy Airgun repair" and locate someone that can fix it for you.
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If it's a recent Daisy or even some older Daisy's I would start with Daisy (See the link below) Daisy has some parts. OR: you can do a search on the web for "Air Gun Repair" and locate someone near you to repair the Daisy. OR: you can see the link below for a list of shops.
You can do a web search and look up "air gun Repair", there are shops around the country that repair older airguns for a living. OR you can contact "Daisy" directly and ask if they have a list of repair centers, or see the link below.
Contact Daisy directly (Customer Service) and select the parts manual. See the link below.
What you have is a Daisy model 1894. You can check the web for Air Gun Repair or see the link below.
This model was made by Daisy Air gun it's a model 1894. I suggest you do a search on the web for air gun repair ( there are several people who repair airguns.) locate one who repairs Daisy and send it to them.
Your best bet is to do a web search for 'air gun repair" and locate someone near you to repair it for you.
I would do a web search for "air gun repair" or see the link below.
Which Model. I suggest you contact Daisy and ask for a parts drawing for your model. OR, Look up "air gun repair" on the web and send it to someone who repairs air guns. www.Daisy.com ( Customer service.)
You could try Daisy.com customer service. Or try the web, do a search for "air gun repair" and find a shop that repairs Daisy products.You could try Daisy.com customer service. Or try the web, do a search for "air gun repair" and find a shop that repairs Daisy products.
Do a search on the web for "Daisy air gun repair" or try the link listed below. Daisy is making the model 25 again you can also try daisy, see link #2 below
Mfg 1984: Considering how old this rifle is, I would send it in for repair. Look on-line for "Daisy air gun repair" or "Airgun repair" and send it to a shop near you.
I suggest you contact Daisy directed or go online and search for air gun repair. There are shops that make a living repairing old air guns.