Description
The Daisy Red Ryder Model 1938 4.5MM BB Rifle is a popular BB gun that is faithful to its original design. It is recommended for ages 10 and older with adult supervision. The rifle has a solid wood stock and forearm, lariat ring with a leather saddle thong, a smooth bore steel barrel, and a capacity of 650 shot.
DAISY RED RYDER MODEL 1938 4.5MM - BB RIFLE
DAISY RED RYDER MODEL 1938 4.5MM - BB RIFLE is the most popular BB gun in the world remains faithful to its original design. From the pages of comic books to the famous holiday motion picture, a Daisy Red Ryder has been the dream of youths since its introduction in 1940. Over the years the Daisy Red Ryder has achieved a legendary status. With its solid wood stock and forearm, lariat ring with a leather saddle thong, today's Daisy Red Ryder is the spittin' image of the one you cherished growing up! The Daisy Red Ryder is recommended for ages 10 and older with adult supervision.
SPECIFICATIONS
Weight: 2.20 lbs.
Action: Lever cocking, spring air
Sights: Blade and ramp front/Adjustable open rear
Safety: Crossbolt trigger block
Max. Muzzle Velocity: 350 fps
Overall Length: 35.4
Caliber: .177 cal. (4.5 mm) BB
Stock/Forearm/Grip: Stained solid wood
Barrel: Smooth bore steel
Max. Shooting Distance: 195 yards
Capacity: 650 shot
Receiver: Stamped metal, saddle ring with leather thong
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About Blades and Triggers
Blades and Triggers first retail outlet was opened in East Rand Traders square in November 1997, and five years later The Pretoria store was opened in Montana Traders square. Blades & Triggers have grown steadily and 2008 marked the year of substantial growth for the group with the opening of a store in Heathway Centre in Randburg, and the acquisition of the CPS Paintball field in Boksburg. 2009 saw the opening of New Blades & Triggers retail stores in Canal Walk in Cape Town and East Rand Mall in Boksburg. Then in October 2010 the opening of the Clearwater Mall branch and the closing of the Heathway Square branch in March 2011 was the next correct move.
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