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Rusty 
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 Topic: Daisy Red RyderPosted: February-14-2005 at 3:20pm |
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I have a Red Ryder Model 40 No. 111, it has a wooden stock and forearm...both appear to be walunt. It is made in Plymouth. The lever is cast iron and the forearm band is copper, as is the upper barrell/front sight band. Front sight/barrell band is pinged, not welded.The gun is blued, not painted. After hitting all the web sites and reading the info I can find, I can't say for sure what the age of the gun is. My guess is 1939/40...any opinions?
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Kevin D.
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Posted: February-14-2005 at 4:32pm |
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Nice BBgun, my guess is about the same. How does it shoot? KD
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stevec
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Posted: February-14-2005 at 9:48pm |
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Hi They were made from 1940 till the war and a couple made right after ww2 Stevec |
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Rusty
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Posted: February-14-2005 at 11:57pm |
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Thanks It still shoots strong...I think you guys are right about the age. That's the best I could come up with too. Rusty |
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