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 Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2011 7:38 pm |
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| Bergy |
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Does anybody remember the Daisy 99? My 2 brothers and I had them when we were kids 40 years ago. I never knew what happened to them until this past winter when we were cleaning up at the farmstead after my father had passed away. We came across 2 of them out in one of the sheds. Really rough condition but I grabbed them anyways. I may see if I can restore them someday.
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| Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2011 10:20 pm |
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| Slavia |
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I found this Model 99 at a garage sale a few years back:
If you go to take them apart, get two square 1/8" rods a foot long. With the butt stock removed, use them on either side to reach past the trigger group and compress the spring (you won't need a traditional spring compressor). This lets you pull the retaining wedge out. If you have problems with the shot tubes look for Model 25 parts on E-Bay or Gunbroker. The model 25's are more common and it's the same shot tube. |
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