Daisy Red Ryder 70th Anniversary Edition with Tin

the bb gun as a whole! so much fun and great for teaching others how to shoot

the bb loading slot, the door is kinda cheap but it does work

Great product, I like every thing about this Red Ryder it is just like the ones I remember as a kid,now I have one of my own.

Nothing it is perfect the way it is.

Always remember that it is not a toy treat it with respect.

It was a very fun gift to give my husband....the jokes all became about "shooting one's eye out". It's been great fun. And the price was nice, too.

I was disappointed in the plastic cocking mechanism (there is probably a real name, but I'm a stinking girl). It was very chintzy.

large capacity, easy to use, reasonable accuracy and power. The BB gun I learned to shoot on many years ago :)

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great for a beginner learning to shoot.

Seems well built aside from the nylon lever. Hopefully the lever will hold up over time. Was worried about the plastic stocks, but they are perfectly fine and almost feel wood like with the texture on them. Perfect power level for kids and backyard plinking. Very large BB reservoir so you can shoot for ages without reloading.

Needs windage adjustable sights as the two I purchased both shoot to the right. The Anniversary Edition tin this model comes with is not worth the extra $2. It is the same tin from the Fun Kit version with a different sticker on it. It's not made in the USA which is just wrong considering it's a piece of Americana.

Lever is a bit hard to cock so smaller kids will need help with it. Stock (length of pull) is also a bit too large for smaller kids.

great iron sight. powerful for the price, and holds alt of bbs. this was my first air rifle, iv had other bb guns but this was my first rifle. i highly recomend

maybe a lil easier to cock. bit avenyually u get used to it

The Daisy Red Rider. I had received one for Christmas when I was a boy (I am 66 now) .... Knocked many tin cans off the fence railing ...

Disappointment ; "Not the picture I visioned of a 70th Anniversary Daisy Red Rider" should have been the exact replica of the first one off the finish line 70 years ago !!!...Plastic Stock and Forearm ? ..."Parts made in China" ?? ..."Assembled in the USA" !!! This is not the AMERICAN ICON I owned as a boy !!!

I purchased this for my Grandson because I owned one as a boy ... BUT ..."Where Is The Pride Today" ?? "Where is The Made In America" ??
My Opinion, "This is ONLY HALF a Daisy Red Rider" !!!
(Freedom of Speech the 1st Amendment ) ......Referring to the Paragraph at the bottom of this form .........

Great workmanship just lke the one I had as a kid.

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Buy one for your kid and yoursef!

Pretty much everything.

For an anniversary, should have use wood for the stock and foregrip, not plastic!

My wife gave me one of these for Christmas. When I told my 80 year old brother-in-law about it he said he had always wanted one too. So this one was purchased for him. He loves it. Mine shoots BB's quite a bit more accurately than my Daisy Powerline 880.