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Daisy Red Ryder 1938 is one of the most popular BB guns in the world. It was
inspired by the Winchester lever action rifles. If you are a fan of the Wild
West, you should definitely give this model a try.
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Daisy Red Ryder 1938 is one of the most popular BB guns in the world. It was inspired by the Winchester lever action rifles. If you are a fan of the Wild West, you should definitely give this model a try.
This rifle shoots .177 caliber (4,5 mm) steel BBs and it is powered by a spring piston. You need to push the lever forward in order to cock it. The magazine has a capacity of 650 steel BBs.
This model was designed for young shooters (10 years old or older) but they should always be under the supervision of adults. The manual safety is located behind the trigger. The rifle has a durable metal frame and beautiful wooden stock with a carved logo. The rear sight is adjustable.
Key features
• Lever action BB gun
• Magazine with a capacity of 650 steel BBs
• Designed for young shooters
• Wooden stock with carved logo
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Marek
Registered user,
01.11.2022
Machine translation
It's such a fun air rifle, the cheapest you can buy, which is evident in the
workmanship a lot of plastic etc…but be careful at 20–25 yards with it you
will clink a 4cm post or knock over a can. There's a video on the internet of a
guy shooting 50m cans with it, but that's more about a lot of trial and error.
I bought this air rifle to teach my kids how to use the gun. First air rifle.
We use it once a year with the boys at a sports tournament – speed target and
can shooting, because it has a lever-action loading (ala Clint Eastwood).
It's a lot of fun. Good for the money 🙂 .
Lenka
18.08.2023
Machine translation
Nicely crafted, lightweight air rifle that is easy to use. It has a shorter
range – low power – so it won't knock down a pig on target at about 10m
(it may just be our piece), but we have it just for fun and also for the kids,
so definitely sufficient. I recommend
Vladimír
22.06.2022
Machine translation
We use it in the backyard at 10 yards for fun can shooting. It's pretty
accurate because with a little practice I hit the black center of the target
(7–10) every time at the aforementioned 10m.
The instructions recommend 5m, but even at 10 it's fine and the scatter isn't
too bad.
Definitely can be recommended for fun, as the magazine holds a lot of ammo and
you don't have to put another round in after each shot.
It's not really right for precision target shooting, but that's what rifles
with rifled barrels for lead pellets are for.
Daniel Steinitz
Registered user,
17.12.2022
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Peter
04.07.2024
Machine translation
I got it just for fun since i used to shoot competitively
And of course to teach my daughter – 8 years old
Loading ammo is quick and easy, it fits a lot of BBs
Cocking is also great, smaller kids have a bit of a problem with it, but
it's still better than a break-barrel rifle
The design is gorgeous + the engraving on the stock
Accuracy up to 10 m is fine
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