$22 For The Legend

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I thought I might as well start with a model 10, less barrel to cut down vs. a red ryder. One thing on these little spring guns is, I can't complain on the quality for the price, I never had one missing pieces, non functioning or even break down after thousands of shots, they seem to get better with use. The fit and finish is also at a high level for the money. I've purchased some higher end air guns lately with all kinds of issues both functional and appearance wise. 

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FREEBIRD Members Profile Find Members Posts Red Ryder Member Joined: February-01-2013 Points: 372	Post Options Post Reply Quote FREEBIRD Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: January-19-2019 at 11:17pm
	I thought I might as well start with a model 10, less barrel to cut down vs. a red ryder. One thing on these little spring guns is, I can't complain on the quality for the price, I never had one missing pieces, non functioning or even break down after thousands of shots, they seem to get better with use. The fit and finish is also at a high level for the money. I've purchased some higher end air guns lately with all kinds of issues both functional and appearance wise.

Airitis Members Profile Find Members Posts Red Ryder Member Joined: October-06-2016 Location: PA Points: 1198	Post Options Post Reply Quote Airitis Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: January-20-2019 at 9:05am
	You're right on all counts. They just work, time and again. As far as using the model 10, when I use the model 105 Buck I don't get a forearm and band. I have to buy them from Daisy or take them from RR's.
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