Been out for a time..Hey just didn't want to forget it All started with Daisy BB...I have been shooting for 40 years and still Today...I bought this Daisy (picture) for my wife in 1992 and still shoot Today.. Never been any repairs..If you take Care of your Gun they will last a long Time...I also shoot my Crosman 760 I bought in 1971 and No Repairs..
The Quick Silver Daisy..pic
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I had a Crossmen 760 when i was a kid. Late 70's. It had a wood stock. Wish i had it now. A lot of fun with it. My mom used to yell at me for shooting birds.
They are a lot of Fun..still are..You don't see many with Wood Stock today...Mind has the Brass bolt..Just glad it still shoots Today..
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My Ruger impact max has a wood stock. It was one of the reasons i bought it. Also ran into a fellow with one. I was impressed with the accuracy.
How old of gun is that ruger max..I was shooting a 3" target at 25 feet..Sometime the older bb guns shoot better..I'm going to try the new Daisy 25 not sure but will post later..
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I got mine from Midway about a year ago. They had them on sale for 99 bucks. It shoots the crossmen hollow points the best. I plink cans with it out to 40 yards.
Great buy..Now try 5 more yards at 45 I bet you will still get a good group...Do you have any BB Guns..
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As far as bb guns i have a Red Ryder and a Buck. I have a Daisy bb pistol too.
You need more..I just bought a Winchester model 12 bb rifle at Midway USA.COM..37.99..I use to have one of these about 15 years ago..Looks just like the Real Wincherster...
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I have other air guns too. I have 2 bee-man dual caliber rifles. A daisy power line and a swiss with a cheap precision stock. Besides what i already posted. I have a gammo pellet pistol too. And a bee-man pellet pistol. The bee-man is my favorite of all my air pistols. Accurate it has fiber optic sights. No co2 to use and a single pump.
The reason I have a lot of bb rifles I teach young kids..I have the big Rifle I also have the beeman Crosman 1077 crosman 1100 daisy 880 and 3pistols..Keep up the good shooting and have Fun...
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My father started me out with a bb gun. It was a daisy pump. I remember him telling me it would split a Popsicle stick. Wow found one on amazon. I almost bought a cross-men 760 today at walmart 30 bucks. No one was at the counter. I had a stock person page for someone. Got tired of waiting.
Amazon.com: Daisy Outdoor Products 25 Pump Gun (Brown/Black, 36.5 Inch): Sports & Outdoors
Amazon.com: Daisy Outdoor Products 25 Pump Gun (Brown/Black, 36.5 Inch): Sports & Outdoors
You can NEVER get help at Walmart.. .That's way I buy everything online..Hey I like that You got a New Daisy model 25..Have Fun Shooting
Al, for a little more you can get a Daisy model 880. In my personal opinion, it's a better buy than the Crosman 760 because it has a rifled barrel and has an easier pumping lever. Both the 880 and 760 are plastic nowadays and are lightweight, but they're still a lot of fun.
Take care, Mark
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The Daisy looks nice too, Thanks.
Thanks:::Not sure if the 880 came out in 1971..I had one about 2001 your right good shooter..
According to Joe Murfin, the 880 started production June 1972. The early 880 had an oddball intake valve, but it can be made to use the new type seals that are still available for very little money. If it matters, they all had smoothbore barrels until early 1979. If the rear sight is held on with 2 screws, it's a smoothbore. If it's spot welded, it's rifled. A few details of the changes made to the 880 through the years, and a link to info on dating them is HERE.
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I think your right..Thanks for the pic
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