Start shooting right with the Model 105 Buck BB rifle. Suitable for shooters 10 and older (with adult supervision), this lever-action spring rifle is lightweight, easy to cock and durable. The engraved solid wood stock is just the right length for young shooters. BBs can fly out the steel barrel at up to 275 fps ( Never shoot steel BBs at hard objects!), and there's plenty more where that came from. It holds 400 BBs! This rifle is perfect for plinking, shooting paper targets and for training new shooters.

• Daisy Model 105b Manual

Of course, more experienced shooters will want to shoot this rifle to visit times past when they owned their first Daisy lever-action. The owner's manual lists the max velocity as 350 fps, but Daisy's website states that the max velocity is 275 fps, which we believe is the actual velocity of the Buck 105. Stock up on BBs, fun targets, safety glasses and other gear. 0.0 0 ratings Things I liked: I like the ratcheting lever action, unlike the lever on the Red Ryder (at least from 20 years ago when I was a kid). If a child is still not that strong, then letting go of the level while cocking won't result in it snapping back, and they can take a little rest and continue with cocking it. I think my 6 year old son would have given up otherwise.

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Since 1886 the Daisy Company has been making BB guns, and since then kids have considered owning one to be a right of passage. A Daisy Spring-Air BB Rifle shoots 4.5mm BBs that are fired by cocking the rifle with a lever and feeding the BBs into position by raising the muzzle and pouring the BBs into it.

Things I would have changed: Really nothing. It is cheaper than the Red Ryder, shoots well at 5 meters (no need to adjust the non adjustable sight). At age 5, when I got it for him last year, he wasn't able to cock it, and the trigger pull was too hard for him.

Sometimes (and also with my then 2.5 year old daughter), we would shoot CO2 pellet pistols, which have a much lighter trigger pull, with me helping them to hold it. A somewhat lighter trigger would be good. What others should know: Make sure to get appropriately sized safety glasses for your kids. Not that any of us wore them as children with BB guns. But at least I, as a kid, was just shooting at aluminum cans in the grass. Now for my son I set up a little shooting range with a paper target hanging off of a board, and as I expected, if the BB hits the board, it bounces back.

Daisy Model 105b Manual

It would suck to get it in the eye. Or else for paper targets just use a large cardboard box.