Daisy Dbl. Barrel
I was woundering if anyone new the value of a Daisy ca.1938 double barrel air rifle, Model 104. It is in excellent shape with engravings and the works, made in Plymouth Michigan. Thanks DD
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The pre war Daisy double barrel is one of the most sought after pieces for a bb colletor. If your condition description is accurate your talking over $1500 easily. There were very few made and they were well used. I've seen wrecks sell for $500 plus. It's a very desirable piece!! 0 -
Thanks for the info, I didn't realize that high of value, I also picked up a nice Daisy 1955 Model 94 Carbine, is that gun common? Thanks for you help.. Neil
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Hello pogybate...
I completely agree with Old Hickory on his value estimate. I own one of the later made (but still somewhat rare) Daisy Model 21 SxS BB guns, and it appraised out at $750 six years ago. The Model 104 is rarer, and was made with better stocks than the Model 21.
Bert H.
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quote:Originally posted by Bert H.
Hello pogybate...
I completely agree with Old Hickory on his value estimate. I own one of the later made (but still somewhat rare) Daisy Model 21 SxS BB guns, and it appraised out at $750 six years ago. The Model 104 is rarer, and was made with better stocks than the Model 21.
Bert H.
Real Men use a SINGLE-SHOT!
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Hey "pogybate", I checked 2nd Bluebook of Air Rifles and it said that they made 45,000 model 104s. They gave production dates as 1938-1940. Just the same, they value it at $1000 in 100% condition and the book I used is 3 years old. In the 60s they made a simpler version called the Model 21(which Bert mentioned) and even though they are not as well made they're in the $700 plus range in good shape( more for a special "Sears" version)! 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Old hickory
Hey "pogybate", I checked 2nd Bluebook of Air Rifles and it said that they made 45,000 model 104s. They gave production dates as 1938-1940. Just the same, they value it at $1000 in 100% condition and the book I used is 3 years old. In the 60s they made a simpler version called the Model 21(which Bert mentioned) and even though they are not as well made they're in the $700 plus range in good shape( more for a special "Sears" version)!
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OK thanks alot there "Old Hickory", anything on the 1955 94 Carbine in excellant shape in that book? Pogy
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Hi pogybate, I'm away from a book but I think you might have the date wrong. Daisy made a "Spittin Image" 1894 bb gun but it came out around
1962 and may have been made into the 80's. It's value is in the $80 range for mint. Just the same I'll check when I get home. Can't you see I'm at work!!! ha ha0 -
OK thanks for the help Old Hickory, guess I better get myself a book. Pog
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