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Daisy Red Ryder Model 1938B — classic lever-action BB rifle (.177)
Daisy Red Ryder Model 1938B is a timeless lever-action BB rifle with a traditional solid wood stock and simple, reliable mechanics. This model is well suited for target shooting and basic shooting practice, and is known for its robust construction and iconic design.
Features
- Traditional lever-action operation for an authentic feel
- Solid wood stock with decorative engraving
- Smoothbore barrel designed for .177 BB ammunition
- Adjustable rear sight and blade/ramp front sight
- Crossbolt safety for safe handling
Technical specifications
- Model: Red Ryder Model 1938B
- Caliber: 4.5mm / .177 (BB)
- Power system: spring (lever-action)
- Muzzle velocity: approx. 107 m/s (350 fps)
- Barrel: smoothbore steel
- Length: approx.900mm
- Pull length: approx. 350mm
- Weight: approx. 1kg
- Material: solid wood stock, metal construction
- Sights: blade/ramp front and adjustable peep/notch rear
The Daisy Red Ryder Model 1938B is a simple and sturdy BB rifle with a classic look and reliable mechanics.
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