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Daisy 105 Buck is a lever action air rifle designed for young shooters. The
magazine has a capacity of 400 steel BBs in caliber .177 (4,5 mm). Its overall
length of 75 cm allows small-framed shooters to shoulder the gun comfortably.
> 50 pcs in stock,
Estimated Delivery:
April 23 - 25.
€ 47.6
Daisy 105 Buck is a lever action air rifle designed for young shooters. The magazine has a capacity of 400 steel BBs in caliber .177 (4,5 mm). Its overall length of 75 cm allows small-framed shooters to shoulder the gun comfortably.
This model is outfitted with standard iron sights and manual safety located above the trigger. The beautiful wooden stock with carved logo gives it a unique look.
You must push the lever forward in order to cock the rifle. The muzzle of the barrel must be pointed upwards to properly load the BB into the chamber.
Key features
• Magazine with a capacity of 400 steel BBs
• Wooden stock with carved logo
• Designed for young shooters
• Lever action air rifle
49x
> 100 pcs in stock, estimated delivery: April 23 - 25.
€ 6.0
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