1930's Daisy Model 27 reverse cocking BB gun disassembly and reassembly
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Greetings All,
In response to a viewers comment here is how you take your reverse cocking Daisy Model 27 apart and put it back together, if you're lucky enough to have one!
The Model 27 was produced from 1927 to 1932 and was the brainchild of BB gun super genius Charles F. LeFever. The Model 27 reciever was also utilized by later Daisy's like the # 103 Super Buzz Barton and the # 103 Super 1000 shot guns. The last reverse cocking Daisy BB gun was the "Spitting Image" Model 1894 patterned on the Winchester Model 1894 which was one of thier best selling models in the post war period.
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Thanks for this video, Shane. I have two 1000 shot Model 27’s that needed their leather seals replaced. Was hesitant to disassemble them. With your guidance I was able to replace the leather seals on both today…they are now very hard shooting old guns!
Jim, glad to be of assistance! What kind of speed are you getting with new the leather seals? I've been messing with sliding spring blocks off and on for the last two years and just can't get happy with the results.
@@RestOModDaisy after letting the new leather seals soak and “break in” my chronograph indicates speeds between 290 and 300 fps… that’s using the original shot tube
That's good to know about the shot tubes being interchangeable......I'll have to pick up a few.👍
If you have a shot tube similar to the one in the video, take really good care of it. They are quite rare. As far as subbing another shot tube on the model 27's, the current production Model 25 shot tube works well but the regular "Rattle Trap" 1000 round shot tubes will bind on the front sight blade.
Howdy Shane!
Put it back together and get some views ...lolololol .Sound advice , enjoy having your Daughter in there with you . Big Wave and Smile to you both ...
Thanks Sarge. She's a slave driver!
Another terrific video sir! 🤠👍
Thanks Ron!
Awesome video 😊
Great explanation of the lead vs steel BB shot tubes. Nice and thorough explanation of the rest of the gun too. I'm kinda glad Daisy used the current (or sort of current) design after that. I haven't found too many of those 27s around. Good job.
PS, where is your manicure? Lol
Thanks Russ! I liked your trigger video on the 70th aniversary RR, although I would have just deleted the beartrap on it. Does that vintage have the seamed shot tube? looks like a good candidate for modding.
I haven't removed the shot tube so I can't say about the seam. I could have cut off the anti beartrap but wanted to make it work as original, at least for now. So far the votes for keeping it original are even with modding it. I think my misses will be the tie breaker. Lol
…And another question.
Have you ever adapted the s.s.b. to a wide-body (like a 96 specifically) ?
I don’t see any reason why it wouldn’t work, but then again…
Not yet. Once I get a drop in version done that will work with the post Plymouth small frames I might look at that. It's a pretty simple little piece of steel.
Love the video, I’ve got a model 27 500 shot rifle. Is there any chance I can get this old gal to shoot steel shot? I think the current production model 25 barrel will be too long
The good news is that the current production Model 25 50 round spring loaded shot tube easily interfaces with the Model 27 500 shot or 1000 shot versions. No mods are needed, just swap the lead shot tube out for the more modern version and you'll be flinging steel BB's in no time. The bad news is that you'll be limited to 50 rounds vs 500 or 1000.
How do you get the old type shot tube back in? Can't get it to thread back in. So you can't use regular bbs with those?
Your sliding blocks are removable via the outer sleeve, but this one looks captive, is this the case, or did Daisy make a way to remove it ? (just curious, will probably never see one).
I'm thinking they installed the SSB prior to attaching the rear plate on the plunger assembly at the factory. You can get one of the originals off but you 'll do some serious bending on the plunger legs to make that happen and then you'll need some percussive maintenance on those same legs once you re-install it. I don't think I'd do that more than once.
“percussive maintenance” ?!!
That’s rich ! I love it.😆
@@RestOModDaisy I have a Modem 27 I am trying to bring back to life. The rear plate on the plunger is missing altogether but everything else is still there. I was eyeing buying a new plunger and trying it but the percussion part scares me a little.... I love your sliding spring block tinker and the sleeve to solve the issue. Genius. I will have to consider my tinker skills.
@@nightfrailer Congrats on having a Model 27! I do think that Daisy installed the original SSB's before attaching the back plate at the factory but do not know for certain. My reasoning for this is that to remove or install one on the correct factory plunger you have to bend the plunger legs open to accept the tabs on the orginal SSB's and then bend them back. I can't see that as an acceptable factory process. It might be easier to fab up a new back plate for the old girl as you'll need a 90 degree backplate for the trigger to engage, the current production plungers will not work in your Mode 27.
RestOModDaisy - can a Daisy "Cub" be rebuilt? If so, can you guide me to a video that shows that and also, where do I find replacement seals? Thank you.