Re: Vintage working BB guns
Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2017 3:24 pm
..........I thought I was the only aapk memer who still built stick and paper model airplanes!!!........ .............
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TripleF, My nephews take those BB guns apart and replace the O rings and they work great.TripleF wrote:I have to get another as mine no longer creates pressure when pumping.......
Your solution might be here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUpicU2HrFkTripleF wrote: I have to get another as mine no longer creates pressure when pumping.......
....is that a hawker seafury or tempest on the left side in that photo marked "BVT"???............ ...............Black Lion wrote:Does it leak when using CO2 as well? Being 20 years old or so it's probably in need of a reseal. First link here is for a place that does repairs on all types of airguns and does really good work but that 990 may not be worth the shipping, parts and labor for them to do it. If you're capable of doing it yourself then parts can be purchased (link takes you to parts available) and you then have an evenings project to fiddle with.
http://www.jgairguns.biz/catalog/index. ... 78_186_245
Second link takes you to the Daisy forum discussion on the 990 leakiing. It also has the JG airguns link in it. Guess I could have killed two birds with one link, huh?
http://forum.daisymuseum.com/daisy-powe ... c4481.html
I don't think I have a 990 but I won't swear to it. I didn't think I had a model 26 until about a month ago when I spotted one in the back of my bedroom closet. I've got over 150 airguns around this place.
The attached pic shows one air rifle rack in the background which is full to "overflow". There's another rack just like it against the wall to the left plus there're three 4-place wall racks on the walls in that room. There's a cabinet with two drawers full of air pistols, four air rifles and a pistol in the room I'm in plus about ten others in the bedroom closet. Match air rifles are in a case under the bed plus a few others are just here, there and anywhere. There are no varmints on my property.
Pretty good eye there, Cam. It's a Tempest. Here's a better pic of it plus some other model pics. These pics fit in here because there're BB and pellet guns in the background so I'm still on topic.carrmillus wrote: ....is that a hawker seafury or tempest on the left side in that photo marked "BVT"???............ ...............
Was that Red Ryder/Little Beaver a two BB gun combo or just a single BB gun? Some people "advertise" the Red Ryder model 1938B as a Red Ryder/Little Beaver due to the artwork on the box it came in. The combo set is getting pricier every day due to their limited production.Mossdancer wrote:If anyone is interested I ran across a couple of neat ones today at a collectibles shop in Washington. A Daisy Red Ryder and
Little Beaver number 750 of either 1000 or 1500. And a NRA special BB gun that looked like a Winchester 94. They were high priced but not off the charts.
moss