New Red Ryder

ndcowboy

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Daisy has a new Red Ryder out for the 75th Anniversary. Being so close to Christmas, and having just watched "A Christmas Story" - (You'll shoot your eye out kid!) I couldn't resist.
Should make for a fun winter with my 6 year old daughter shooting plastic army men against a blanket in the garage!

http://www.cabelas.com/product/DAISY-RED-RIDER-TH-ANNIVERSARY/1861651.uts

 
A few yrs back I got my FIL one for Christmas, then went back and got me one. He had tears on his face when he opened it. Said he'd had one as a boy,t he memories flooded back. Ole steve cleared the fence by a mile that day ! But I hang cans of various sizes from trees and bushes in the backyard. We do the "bet'cha can't hit that !" Ting !
 
Dang that is a lot to pay for a Red Ryder. The last time I bought one it was $4.95. Well I guess that might have been a few years ago like 1948. Well maybe not. $4.95 would be $48.50 today. The problems with the new ones is when you pull the trigger with the lever open. IT DOESN'T SMACK your fingers :D :D

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Bought it from the profits from this Lemonade Stand.

 
Nice, never had a Red Ryder, had the cheaper plastic stocked version that looked close to it when I was 6. Endless fun for a kid able to roam around a small farm.
 
If not for any other reason I better respond to this post considering my signature line. Fun to shoot a firearm that you can follow the projectile with the naked eye. Good on you Cowboy; you're going to have fun with your daughter and love those pictures Jim. My compliments to your parents for buying you a pair of jeans you could grow in.

Pierow
 
Like most things gun related, the older ones are a lot better made.

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My dad's 1947 +/- vintage one at the top, and an early 90's at the bottom. Though the newer one does have a non factory, genuine ivory front sight. (sight got broken off and at the time I happened to have a couple keys from an old piano) lol
 
We have 5 of them floating around here, they are great fun. The favorite is the youth model red ryder, it is shorter than the standard. I was thinking of making it into a mare's leg. :D
 
A Daisy Red Ryder was the beginning of my firearms addiction. I had a lot of fun and learned to shoot with it.

Wyandot Jim Thank You for sharing those pictures. They are just too cool.
 
Wyandot. Great pics. Great pose in the first one, and I love the rolled-up pants! I bet you got a few years out of them!

Also, who's the girl at the lemonade stand? Did she get a Red Ryder too?
 
ruggedruger said:
Wyandot. Great pics. Great pose in the first one, and I love the rolled-up pants! I bet you got a few years out of them!

Also, who's the girl at the lemonade stand? Did she get a Red Ryder too?

NAAAAAAAAAA she probably bought dolls. She was my neighbor and two years older.
What do you mean years out of them??? I still wear them :D :D Had to let out the waist but not the length.
 
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