Daisy Model 105 Buck

I am comparing this 105- B to my old model 36 which looks at first glance the same. Except the old 36 does not have a safety, and the lever if open will slam hard shut (maybe on fingers) it trigger is touched. This model 105b seems to assess both those issues. If the lever is open it will NOT fire, and ther is a well placed safty. The difference at the muzzle is the old 36 is a twist top with a hole below to load, the 105 has a tiny push slide loader door. Both are nice ways to load.
Over all I am very happy I could give my daughter a clone of my retired 36 my father gave me. We have used this a bunch and at $17 dollars I am sooooo happy with this. Its keeps the same solid metal and wood construction. Its worth more then the cost. Compared to the pumpmaster 760 I also bought(junk) there isn't a comparison. This is a by far better built and consistent shooter then the 760. By far

Pros
I love this gun. Its very similar to the model 36 (no. 102 is mine) that my dad gave me at 4 years old, but much safer! Solid metal and wood, accurate, reliable and consistent. Perfect gun for a kid to learn on as their first! And $17 price! An heck of a steal!

Cons
There are none.

I am comparing this 105- B to my old model 36 which looks at first glance the same. Except the old 36 does not have a safety, and the lever if open will slam hard shut (maybe on fingers) it trigger is touched. This model 105b seems to assess both those issues. If the lever is open it will NOT fire, and ther is a well placed safty. The difference at the muzzle is the old 36 is a twist top with a hole below to load, the 105 has a tiny push slide loader door. Both are nice ways to load.
Over all I am very happy I could give my daughter a clone of my retired 36 my father gave me. We have used this a bunch and at $17 dollars I am sooooo happy with this. Its keeps the same solid metal and wood construction. Its worth more then the cost. Compared to the pumpmaster 760 I also bought(junk) there isn't a comparison. This is a by far better built and consistent shooter then the 760. By far

Pros
I love this gun. Its very similar to the model 36 (no. 102 is mine) that my dad gave me at 4 years old, but much safer! Solid metal and wood, accurate, reliable and consistent. Perfect gun for a kid to learn on as their first! And $17 price! An heck of a steal!

This is a great small air gun. I would certainly recommend.

Pros
This gun is very durable and accurate( can easily hit the lid of a pellet tin at 10 yds on first shot ) I got it ten years ago and it is still working great. I would normally used it to hunt small birds ( even chipmunks ) but now that I have more powerful guns it sees less action, but it is still one of my favorite guns.

Cons
nothing

This is actually the very first gun ever made on earth thousands of years ago : the 105 thunderchief.

Pros
350 f.p.s. muzzle velocity. 40 yards down range that ball bearing is going over 600 f.p.s. i'm just guessing and I know that much is right.

Cons
Nothing.

I've had this gun for 5+ years and it's still holding up great. As for the power, it can put a hole in a pop can from across the yard and get stuck inside. I also have the red rider which is apparently 350 fps (this gun is only 275fps) but honestly I can't tell a difference between the power of the two guns. Fairly accurate and doesn't require maintenance. Great gun.

Pros
No co2 required. A very simple gun.

Cons
You have to shake it around after cocking it to be sure there's a bb in the chamber. Not significant.

i have one. its 20+yrs. old. got a little rusty and the seam started to widen. put a vice grip to tighten the seam back up and wired it tight. stopped the curve to the right past 20 ft. many bb's and dead cans.

Pros
it is just right

Bought it as a refurb. Under $20! Can't beat that. This is he gun you had as a kid, and were driuling to get the better more expensive Red Ryder. I was going to just hang it on the wall with a couple of other old BB guns, but needed a gift so... It works fine, just like the one I had in the '60's. Now I will have to order another one
Personally I do not recommend BB guns as a first gun for kids. BB's ricochet. I prefer pellet guns. But for plinking fun, BB guns are great.

Pros
Cheap! Kid sized Cheap to shoot No CO2

Cons
No power Limited range, at least with any accuracy

I bought 2 for my kids 6&7 yrs. old ,they love them ,now they talk about their 2nd amendment right . Great time shooting zombie targets in the back yard. They seem pretty acurate at 7 Yards . The gun has a nice feel to it. The stock is rather small for an adult the fixed sights look odd on it but they work fine . It is a little thinner than my daisy 95. It is a great piece & cheaper to shoot than my glock.

got one of these 5 years ago and she still works great

Pros
pretty accurate

Cons
the top of the barrel cracked the first week i had it?

I had one I made an adult size custom hickory stock. I used it for snakes on the Nottoway River in Sussex County, VA off my back yard. It is strong enough to kill a snake with a head or lung shot at close range. I sold it in a yard sale like a dummy. I want another Daisy Buck but this one I will make a custom stock out of recycled HDPE #2 plastic and instead of making it longer I will make it shorter because I want a Daisy Buck Bull Pup. I just need to rig some sort of extension to move the trigger forward.

Pros
Most fun gun ever. What other weapon can carry 400 rounds of ammo and can be customized to fit adult needs. I'm 59 and still love the Daisy Buck even more than my Gamo 1250 fps Big Cat air rifle.

Cons
None just hope I can find one at 350 fps instead of 275 fps. They used to be $20 and now they are $35 or maybe $29 on sale.