http://www.bbairguns.com/chronology.htm (a lot more specific info is available at the website) Daisy BB Guns MODEL DESCRIPTION RIFLE/PISTOL CIRCA Model 1896 Break action Repeater Rifle 1901-1902 Model 1901 Break action Repeater Rifle 1901-1902 Model 1901 Lever action 500 shot Rifle 1901-1902 Model 1903 Lever action 1000 shot Rifle 1903-1904 1904-1934 500 shot Model 3 Lever action Rifle 1910-1934 1000 shot Model A Break action Rifle Model 20 Little Daisy two listed in the Daisy chronology and I'm not sure what the variation would be 1919-1920 blued 1907-1911 single shot 1910-1911 repeater Rifle 1908-1937 Model C Break action Repeater Rifle 1912-1913 1913-1917 Model H Lever action Rifle 1914-1917 blued Model 25 Pump action Repeater many variations you will have to check out the model 25 page 1916-1917 500 shot Rifle 1914-1986 Model 3B Lever action Rifle 1913-1922 Model 30 Lever Action Rifle 1915-1935 Model 40 Military Rifle 1916-1932 Model 11 Lever action Rifle 1917-1937 Model 12 Lever action single shot Rifle 1918-1937 Model 155 Repeater 1000 shot Rifle 1931, 1946-1954 Model 101 Lever action single shot Rifle 1933-1950 Model 102 Lever action Rifle 1933-1978 Model 103 Lever action Rifle 1933-1965 Model 105 Pump action Rifle 1933-1934 Model 195 Buzz Barton Special Rifle 1933-1949 Model 107 Slide action Rifle 1934-1961 Model 50 Golden Eagle Rifle 1936-1949 Model 104 Double Barrel Rifle 1937-1939 Model 118 Targeteer Pistol 1937-1952 Model 39 number 108 Lightning Loader Rifle 1939-1949 Model 40 number 111 Red Ryder Rifle 1940-1954 Model 140 Defender Rifle 1941-1952 Model 141 Defender Rifle 1952-1955 Model 75 Scout Rifle 1956-1957 Model 80 Long Rifle 1955-1956
Model 94 Red Ryder Rifle 1955-1962 Model 98 Eagle Rifle 1955-1961, 1975-1977 Model 106 Break Action Rifle 1955-1959 Model 177 Bulls-eye Target Pistol 1957-1959 Years Produced 1914-1987 Daisy Model 25 Pump Gun... Description: Will be updating regularly. Variations: 1914- Variant 1 Black over Nickel finish. Must of the time the shiny black will be flacked or chipped off. Short lever pull. Front sight adjustable will slide from side to side. 1916- Variant 2 Blued Finish with front sight still adjustable Variant 3 Front sight fixed Variant 4 Long lever now and five groove handle Variant 5 Pistol grip stock 1932- Variant 6 Pistol grip stock new style receiver and 6 groove handle 1936- Variant 7 Stamped engraving now on receiver. Original was gold filled 1952- Variant 8 Come with a model 40 scope 1952- Variant 9 Plastic stock and receiver still engraved 1954- Variant 10 Come with the Flip up combination rear sight. It was a peep sight or v-slot. 1955- Variant 11 Scope mounting holes added to side of receiver and oil hole added. 1956- Variant 12 Receiver is stenciled now and not engraved. Most of stenciling will be wore off and it will have Plymouth on barrel. 1958-1976 Variant 13 Rogers produced Variant 14 Bronze colored metal and blond stock produced around 1958 Sears Variant made in early seventies
Wards Hawthorn brand early seventies 1977-1979 Variant 15 Monte carlo stock 1986- Centennial model produced almost like the original 1914 model. Red Ryder BB Gun History Page This Chronology of the Daisy Red Ryder was created to help identify the approximate year your Red Ryder was produced. Year Short Description 1938 Daisy Started working on the Red Ryder 1939 A formal licensing agreement was signed on Oct. 6, 1939 1940 The first Daisy 111 Model 40 Red Ryder Western Carbine was assembled in 1940 1940- early 1942 1942-1945 1946 All Made with Copper plated Forearm Bands Production was halted during the war years Production Resumed, Blued-steel barrel and forearm bands. Barrel band was spot welded instead of being peened. Still retained distinguishing prewar cast-iron cocking lever. Fixed rear sight 1947 Cocking lever changed to black-painted aluminum 1952 Plastic forearm replaced wood 1953-1954 1955-1961 Adjustable rear sight returns. Plastic stock replaced wood. Late models painted steel instead of blued Model 94 Gun, Gun was totally restyled 1972 Model 1938, Almost identical to the 1953 111-40 1977 Red Ryder Lariat Signature Logo is now on right side of stock, Years before logo was on left 1979 Model 1938A, Modified safety mechanism. Very rare due a recall of the new safety and the ones sent back in for repair were stamped A-B 1980 Shot tube eliminated. Loading tube replaced by a loading door system 1988 The 50th Anniversary Edition Still being made today and several collector limited editions made over the past years. Daisy Toy Guns
Model Capguns Daisy Dart Rocket Pistol Daisy Superman Krypto Ray Gun Short Description Most Cap Guns Don't Have Model Numbers So Please Click on a Year Below 1978 Picture 1941 6 1932- Daisy No. 6 Liquid pistol Blued Finish 7 1925-1926- No.7 Daisy Pop Gun. Similar in appearance to No.10, break down model Metal parts finished in Gun Blue. 1932- Daisy No. 7 Pop Gun Breakdown action Blued Finish 1919-1932 Dates are from actual Ads- No.8 Daisy water pistol. A popular toy, up-to-date in design, and operating on a new principle Designed after the latest automatic pistol. Made from steel, blued finish. Throws fine stream of water 25 feet. length 5 1/2" 8 9 1916-1919 Daisy Repeater Liquid water pistol 10 Picture I would Say this is a Model 10 before 1908, No Model Number and Patent Pending written on Barrel. 1908-1932- Daisy No. 10 Little Daisy Pop Gun Breakdown action Nickel Finish 14 16 Picture 1925-1926- Daisy No.14 Big Pop Gun Shoots either cork or rubber ball with loud noise. Nickel Finish 1935-1937 Daisy No.14 Repeating clicker pistol six shooter style 1919- Daisy No.16 Military Pop Gun. Pump Action, Walnut Stock, strictly military lined, and equipped with sling and rubber tipped detachable bayonet. 23 1935-1937 Daisy No.23 Double barreled Pop Gun Finish Black Enamel 46 1964- Daisy 46 smoking cap rifle Shoots rollcaps 48 1964- Daisy cork pump gun shoots cork on a string
49 1964- Daisy 49 military bolt action cork rifle 50 1964- Daisy 50 M-14 Automatic rifle with rapid fire sound 51 1964- Daisy 51 Scope smoker showers sparks, smoke, and shoots cork with load pop 52 1964- Daisy 52 Double barrel Cork shot gun overall length 22" and sold new in 1964 for about $.98 55 1964- Daisy 55 Cork shooting lever gun 56 1964- Daisy 56 lever action cork rifle 57 1964- Daisy 57 Double barrel Cork shot gun 30" in length 58 1964- Daisy 58 Cork pump rifle length 30" 59 1964- Daisy 59 Repeater Spitten image famed carbine length 31" 65 1935-1937 Daisy No.65 break action pop gun. Shoots string attached cork. 67 1935-1937 Daisy No.67 "Blunderbuss" pop gun has leather, spring controlled poppet valve no cork. Makes loud report amplified by bell muzzle, Break action. Made of heavy blued gun steel with bright red stock. 71 1935-1941- Daisy No.71 Junior 3-shot Water Pistol 72 1941- Daisy No.72 Squirt-O-Matic Combination Water and Noise pistol. 80 120 198 634 1935-1941- Daisy No.80 Buzz Barton 6-shot Water Pistol. Copied from "Police Special" revolvers. Appears to be same style as No.2915 1932- Daisy No.120 Liquid pistol was a premium If you postpaid a yearly subscription to American Boy Mag. 1964- Model 198 Military Play Rifle, Military style made load bang and realistic smoke. Authentic military decorations. Sold new for about $4.98 in 1964 New in 1966 Available April 15, 1966 Military Style with real bolt action and clicking trigger. Open bolt and it "extracts" play bullets. Pull trigger and gun clicks with fun action. Wood full-length military stock, 33" length, and styling give realistic military look, heft. Steel barrel, receiver. has adjustable sling, stocking swivel. Rubber Bayonet included. Sold for about $3.98 New in 1966 633 632 660 A full 32" long and equipped with steel play scope. Cock lever and gun shoots tapered corks or "Poppin' Bullets" with pop!! Real wood Monte Carlo stock has extended fore-end, Strong steel barrel and receiver, ventilated rib, under-barrel magazine and adjustable sling. Sold for about $2.98 New in 1966 Same as a Model 633 without the scope. Sold for about $2.79 1964- Model 660 Ricochet/Smoke play rifle. Old west saddle gun. Realistic ricochet whine, load bang, realistic smoke and simulated engraving. 1978- Model 660 Trail Rider Picture 694 1964- Model 694 Smoke/Bang play rifle.
894 1964- Model 894 Corkball repeater. held 12 corkballs and 34" in length. Sold new in 1964 for around $8.98 900 1964- Model 900 Cork fun gun, shoots harmless cork with loud pop 951 1964- Model 951 Double barrel Corkball Shot Gun. Sold for about $2.98 in 1964 1958- No 960 Daisy Automatic Smoker with forearm and sling 960 1964- Model 960 automatic smoker Study sporter style play rifle. 1978- Model 960 Trail Boss Picture 961 1958- No 961 Daisy Big Smoke Super Play Rifle 962 1964- Model 962 Saddle carbine play rifle with simulated engraving 964 1958- Model Number 964 Daisy Honor Guard Smoke Rifle 967 1958- Model Number 967 Daisy Annie Oakley Super Smoke Rifle 1160 1958- Model number 1160 Super Scope Smoke Rifle 1913 2915 1964- Model 1913 Skeet Game contains a model 894 rifle that shoots.50 calibre corkballs at "birds" hurled by miniature skeet-house. Sold new in 1964 for about $9.98 1934- Daisy No. 2915 Buzz-Barton 6-shot Water Pistol. Buzz-Barton Holster set was made this year for this gun. 2960 1964- Model 2960 Camouflaged military Scope/rifle. 7" scope mounted and a Brown and olive color. Daisy Replica Softair Guns Sold 1986/1987 Back to the Chronology Index Home Page Go to The Airgun Auction Links Page Message Board Daisy Recognized there was a Market for Paramilitary Replicas so they went to Japan and imported a Replica that shot plastic BB's and started selling them in 1986. Later with publicity of Children getting shot due to the guns being mistaken for Real Guns, they stopped selling Softair guns in 1987.
Daisy Model 09 replica of the official 9mm semiautomatic side arm of the U.S. Armed Forces. Daisy Model 38 replica of the semiautomatic side arm issued to officers of the German Wehrmacht during World War II. Daisy Model 59 replica of one of the most acclaimed double-action 9mm automatic pistols of America. Daisy Model 08 replica of the famous German 9mm semiautomatic pistol used during both World Wars I and II. Daisy Model 04 replica of the classic.44 Magnum Daisy Model 12 replica of the widely used international Paramilitary semiautomatic defense weapon. Daisy Model 14 replica of the famous semiautomatic rifle Daisy Model 15 replica of the German-made police weapon
Daisy Model 870 replica of the popular Remington 870 "Wingmaster" Years Produced late1967-1969 Daisy VL 22 Rifle... Description: It was especially designed rifle which exclusively utilized a unique, caseless ammunition, forming a completely integrated firearm-ammo combination of its own. Jules Van Langenhoven was the Belgian petro-chemist who invented the system. The velocity was 1150 feet per second. Variations: Three variations made Collectors- First 1000 Serial numbers with wood stock, had a name plate with serial number. Presentation- Same as collectors except customer put name on the serial number started at 1001 through 5000. presentation and collectors models both retailed for approximately $125.00 Standard- Plastic stocks and approximately 19,000 were produced and retailed for $40