Model 99 shot tube |
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Rickc
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Posted: August-20-2019 at 5:29pm |
I bought a model 99 today so very happy but the shot tube assembly is missing. From what I've been able to find on line it is the first version as it does not have a loading port in the side of the barrel. Can anyone recommend a parts source? I think there are two types of shot tubes for this style gravity and spring but thats about all I've been able to find so far. I'd love to get it back in operation so any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Dannop2
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If I remember right a model 25 new style will fit perfect and you can get them from Daisy direct , hope this helps .
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BSAGuy
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Hello and welcome, Rick. Great to have you here on the Daisy Talk forum.
Dan is correct that the current Model 25 shot tube will work in your Model 99 IF it is designed for a spring fed tube. The Model 25 shot tube will not work for a gravity-fed Model 99. I like to have original parts as much as possible. The new model shot tubes use a magnet to hold the BB's in place before firing instead of the original retaining wire design.
I may have an original Model 99 spring-fed shot tube in my parts bin. Let me check and I'll get in touch if I do have one here. |
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Rickc
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Many thanks for the quick replies and advice. The more I read about the 99 the more I want to get it firing. I have an email into Daisy as well to see if it's a gravity feed or not. Forgot to mention I picked up a model 75 Scout at the same time, newer version with plastic stock but a dandy little ( very little ) shooter! Thanks again !
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BSAGuy
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Contact the Daisy museum for a manufacture date, Rick. Send them the Reg. No. from the top of the gun receiver and they can provide manufacture date for you.
Gravity feed shot tubes were in 1959 only. The gravity feed shot tubes have an external flange that fits over the end of the barrel. This flange is scored to improve shooter grip and it is reminiscent of a soda bottle cap. The spring feed shot tubes fit flush with the barrel with no external flange.
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Rickc
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Thanks for the info, have an email in with Daisy now to determine the year and appropriate part.
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Rickc
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Also, from the info you gave me I'm thinking it was a spring feed tube because the end of the barrel was no wear on the exterior paint.
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BSAGuy
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Here is a photo (courtesy of Pyramid Air) of a 1959 gravity feed Model 99 shot tube. Also note that there is a hole in the outer barrel for BB loading. |
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Rickc
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There is no port on the barrel of mine so looks like its a spring loader. Thanks for helping me narrow this down. Hopefully I'll be able to locate a new/ used tube as quickly.
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cobalt327
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Your gun could use this type shot tube if it's from this era. Some clues to its age are things like having a LOT NO. as opposed to a REG. NO. (although they still used REG. NO. on the early '70's guns), or a ~ dime sized Daisy sticker on the right side, just forward of the trigger guard (or the tell-tale glue residue often seen after the sticker was removed). Another hint is phillips screws. And satin black paint as opposed to the dark blue Daisy used on the older guns. |
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