BB Gun
I have a Red Ryder BB gun that needs to be repaired. I would like to pass this on to my youngest daughter. It has very little power to launch the BB with. Any help would be apprechiated.
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These guns can't possibly be too complicated, so I'd imagine any competent gunsmith (or airgunsmith) could fix a broken one.
Still, while I can understand wanting to give your child your particular gun for sentimental reasons, these particular guns don't have much collectors value, are still being manufactured, are readily available, and are pretty inexpensive (eg under $50).
The easiest, simplest, and probably cheapest thing to do is just to buy a new one. EG:
http://www.cabelas.com/p-0011148227001a.shtml
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Red Ryder makes a very nice pink model now for the young ladies. Only around $30. Gave one to my wife last Christmas for shooting pests that get in our Quail pens. She loves it and even went and bought a couple more to put aside when grand daughters become of age. [:)] 0 -
quote:Originally posted by manoldgun
Red Ryder makes a very nice pink model now for the young ladies. Only around $30. Gave one to my wife last Christmas for shooting pests that get in our Quail pens. She loves it and even went and bought a couple more to put aside when grand daughters become of age. [:)]
If its a pink Red Ryder, isn't really a Pink Ryder? [;)]
Though I can maybe see why you might not want to give a little girl a long pink gun called a "pink rider". [}:)][}:)]0
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