Daisy BB gun restoration

[@frankschannel3580]

Hey I’m a 13 that just found my old BB gun it’s pretty rusty and I love how you just revive this BB gun

[@roberthammett6795]

Thank you. Hope you're able to keep yours working.

[@StephenAde-ow5gh]

You have no clue how easy you made that trigger spring for me 😳🤯

[@roberthammett6795]

🤔

[@jonwalstedt1907]

Very nice. Looks fantastic. Great little plinker you have now.

[@roberthammett6795]

Thank you!

[@jwmcclanahan4690]

I have a Dasey 102 model 33 , I believe it was built in 1933 single shot lever action

[@jwmcclanahan4690]

I would like to restore it, depending on the cost.

[@roberthammett6795]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@timharkness9152]

What year do you think it was made ?

[@roberthammett6795]

I'm not sure, but a couple of searches on the googler showed it around the 1930s.

[@Tubeydoobeydo]

Hi, I have an old Daisy BB gun that I found almost completely buried in the ground. Cleaned it up and it was working but not very well. Do you do restorations? I’d love to get this old gun working properly again. I think it’s from the late 1920s.

[@roberthammett6795]

Unfortunately I don't do restorations. You may be able to get the Kinzler Brothers or someone else on KZbin to help however. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@stevemonkey78]

Iv acquired one of these. Was my grandfathers. He got it from his father. What size bbs do I need for it.

[@roberthammett6795]

It took normal Copperhead BBs for me- not a unique size

[@jwmcclanahan4690]

where can I get cleaned up and fixed ?

[@roberthammett6795]

I would check with your local gun stores or antique dealers for suggestions. Thanks for watching.

[@vadimblyat8106]

hey this is really cool and helpful! i also was wondering if you could help me with one that doesnt have screws, but rivets istead

[@roberthammett6795]

I haven't tried it, but you may be able to file down the rivets slightly then punch them out. If you're lucky (or good 😀), you can reuse the rivets and tap them down to hold them in place. It's probably best to search for someone more knowledgeable though.

[@laurentdussault7675]

What kind of wood is the stock made of?

[@roberthammett6795]

I'm not sure. It may be walnut based on some searching.

[@quietrain7340]

Looking for a video to date a friends daisy #102, plastic stock, made in Arkansas, nickel plated I think.

[@roberthammett6795]

Try this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWqXZqRjYseih7M

[@luisferreira633]

Good work on the gun 👍👍👍

[@roberthammett6795]

Thank you

[@luisferreira633]

@@roberthammett6795 i enjoy videos like this, please make more of them

[@roberthammett6795]

Thank you

[@randojones2030]

If my memory serves me right on old daisy was the very first gun I ever shot. Lots of good memories

[@roberthammett6795]

Same for me. My stock was plastic though and I like this wooden setup better.

[@doctorspockARTS]

I found one of these hidden on my apartment porch today. We have about 25 kids in my apartment and the landlord has been evicting families because the unattended children vandalizing property and shooting each other with bb guns. The gun does not cock,however, so I'm going to take it apart and see what the problem is.

[@roberthammett6795]

That's pretty wild the kids are playing the wild west in your complex. I'd prefer they were shooting each other with Nerf guns but really glad they weren't higher caliber than BBs. Good luck with the inspection and repair!

[@jwmcclanahan4690]

I can not find any gun dealer that wants to attact this problem. So I guess that I can forget it.

[@roberthammett6795]

Sorry to hear that. The other thought is to reach out to the Kinzler Brothers on KZbin and ask if they have a contact (or would want to do it themselves).

[@PatriotSteve]

I got one of those around 1971

[@roberthammett6795]

Hopefully it had more power than this one does today. 😀

[@TylerSnyder305]

It's best to use the daisy zink coated BB's, the copperheads are full of pock parks and rust easily.

[@roberthammett6795]

Thank you for the information. I had no idea that could happen and made sure to not store any BB's in the gun. Thanks again

[@trevorjameson3213]

Very nice! You can also restore the internals and then it will shoot as it should. The leather plunger can be replaced with a modern rubber plunger, and the spring can be replaced too. That is of course, if you wanted to do that.

[@roberthammett6795]

Thanks for the comment. I watched another video on replacing the guts too and decided against it so I didn't screw it up. 😀

[@mikenewmanhayes2010]

Cool still have mine it works

[@roberthammett6795]

Nice! Thanks for commenting.

[@josephcervantes6872]

Great video

[@roberthammett6795]

Thank you

[@t2bkk1]

Hi this is t2bkk in Bangkok Thailand. I love airgun and I watched your video about Daisy and like it. I will watch others videos you uploaded because all seem interesting very much. Please be good friends connected. I upload some airguns and other videos, too.

[@roberthammett6795]

Thank you for the comments!

[@jwmcclanahan4690]

Okay I will try, thank you JW MCCLANAHAN

[@roberthammett6795]

👍

[@sonuabraham3757]

Give me gun

[@roberthammett6795]

Ha

[@cleohio1514]

Your video inspired me. I bought a 102-33 like yours but it ended up being a 102-36 instead. I also replaced all the seals and the spring. Hitting a can at 20 yards pretty consistent now. Here are the photos after I finished. imgur.com/gallery/5qCn0z6

[@roberthammett6795]

That's great. I'm glad you had the gits to replace everything as I was too scared. Thanks for commenting!

[@cleohio1514]

@@roberthammett6795 yours has leather seals and the shot tube doesn’t come off so it’s harder on yours. When I fix one like yours and if it’s not too hard I’ll let you know and I can do yours If you want.

[@roberthammett6795]

Your pics look great! Thank you for the offer on replacing my parts as I was too scared to try and take it apart. 😀