Based off of the Red Ryder comic strip, the Red Ryder BB gun takes inspiration from the gun models in the Western era, specifically the Winchester rifle found in many Western movies. The Red Ryder, which was introduced in 1940, is by far the most popular model. Daisy is best known for their youth BB guns which are modeled after lever-action rifles. Model 107 Only instructions Model 94 Daisy Western Cowboy Carbine Model 107 Slide Action Model 102 Daisy Cub Model 98 Daisy Eagle with Scope Model 99 Target Special Model 88 Hunter Air Rifle Model 25 Daisy Take Down Pump Service Centers and Repair Depots Model 177 Target Pistol Exploded Views: Model 98 Eagle Parts Model 94 Carbine. Vintage Daisy Rifle No.102 Work+daisy No 106 Bb Gun Plymouthnot Working Daisy Bb - $115.00 Daisy Bb Gun Model 1938 Old Style Red Ryder, Metal Lever, Shot Tube, Trigger, Re. Daisy records show that on December 8, 1952, No. 111, Model 40 Red Ryders made on Decemwere stamped with register numbers starting with 000001 and ending with 002405. Never get in a hurry, it only slows you down.Daisy production records show that the No. If you need any help doing it you can email me anytime. Once removed, everything comes out easy and you can see how simple they are. After taking the stock and trigger off, slide the pipe in to releave the pressure on the sight on the Buck and the spring stop on the 96. Make two cuts and then trim the middle out and it leaves two thin prongs. Take a piece of 3/4" pvc pipe and cut about two inches or a little better lengthways on one end. I think the guts would fit your older rifles. You can order parts straight from Daisy dirt cheap for the modern Red Ryder and Buck. The 96 was bigger but never seemed to shoot any harder or more accurately than the 102.ĭoes anyone out there know of some one who does this sort of repair.īill you are handy you can probably get them going yourself and have a good time doing it. I was given the 96 for a birthday or Christmas as I recall.
I shot hundreds maybe thousands of BBs through the 102 and wanted a BB gun with more power. I would like to get them both fixed up so I can shoot them once again. The 102 (Similar to the Buck of today) needs total restoration as it has been repainted etc.
The 96 needs mechancial work so it will shot again. I have a model 96 daisy and a Daisy Heddon 102 from my youth in the 1970s.
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