A daisy BB Gun with a Bayonet

[indy1919a4]

Found this while looking for other things. But what a beautiful gun, a Daisy BB gun that came with a removable bayonet.

Made in the 1910s and maybe up to the early 1930s. Known as the Daisy Model 40. To kool for words.

1922 dealer catalog

Real nice little article.

Daisy No. 40 Military Model | Blog | Pyramyd AIR

by B.B. Pelletier Daisy's No. 40 Military Model was quite the BB gun! With both the sling and the bayonet, it looked ready for war. This one is for Matt61, and it's also a preamble for another report about BB gun disassembly I will do in the future for Bob in Oz. World War I

www.pyramydair.com

And before anyone really freaks out about a steel bayonet on the tip of a BB gun. Remember it did originally come with a rubber tip..

 

[Tige]

I so needed one of these when I was a kid! LOL

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

Talk about putting your eye out! Very cool.

 

[pete repete]

when i was a kid in the late 60s, way last century, i had an toy automatic weapon with bayonet and a grenade launcher that slung plastic grenades. i want to say it was a johnny quest brand...

 

[indy1919a4]

I so needed one of these when I was a kid! LOL

Hell I am convinced I need one now..

 

[indy1919a4]

when i was a kid in the late 60s, way last century, i had an toy automatic weapon with bayonet and a grenade launcher that slung plastic grenades. i want to say it was a johnny quest brand...

You have me going with this. All I can think of the great Johnny Seven OMAC.. But I do not remember a bayonet. Crap I hope I was not gipped out of one when I was a kid

 

[pete repete]

mannnnnnn....that MAY be it! that looks cool but not totally familiar. i mean, i was young. but i thought it had a bayonet and i dont recall the bipod....mine might very well have been missing parts. most of my toys were hand-me-downs.

 

[Boardfeet]

I want one of those bad....

 

[RidgeRunner]

when i was a kid in the late 60s, way last century, i had an toy automatic weapon with bayonet and a grenade launcher that slung plastic grenades. i want to say it was a johnny quest brand...

Johnny 7 it was 7 different weapons in 1 my brother had one. I got the machine gun Defender Dan it shot a belt of plastic bullets IIRC

 

[RidgeRunner]

I remember that BB rifle too, cant recall if I had the bayonet or not.
$80.00 for a Dozen !

 

[RidgeRunner]

...

 

[fl57caveman]

ya'll must have been rich.... i was lucky if we found a stick that looked like a gun...

 

[Sgump]

Speaking of sticks i had a 2by4 rubber bands and bottle caps

 

[Welldoya]

I had the gun below it, the model 25.
Went thru a ton of BBs.

 

[Raven]

You have me going with this. All I can think of the great Johnny Seven OMAC.. But I do not remember a bayonet. Crap I hope I was not gipped out of one when I was a kid

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I have one of these! Way too much fun

 

[Raven]

ya'll must have been rich.... i was lucky if we found a stick that looked like a gun...

I got mine last year at the Waterfront Rescue Mission toy section for like $10. I looked it up online and toy collectors are paying hundreds of dollars for these Johnny Seven guns in good shape

 

[Raven]

I had the gun below it, the model 25.
Went thru a ton of BBs.

I bought my son a pump action Daisy as his first rifle. The pump doesn't work anymore, and we upgraded him to a Red Rider that still works. He's 18 this month. How time flies. I still have my first, a Daisy 880. It doesn't work anymore either. That 880's barrel went flying out the front about 25 years ago. All 3 are proud wall hangers in the living room. They've given quite a few visitors a start! To the untrained eye they certainly look real enough

 

[Emcm2]

I still have my first BB gun a Benjamin Franklin 317

 

[RidgeRunner]

I got mine last year at the Waterfront Rescue Mission toy section for like $10. I looked it up online and toy collectors are paying hundreds of dollars for these Johnny Seven guns in good shape

were you lucky enough to get the projectiles too?

 

[indy1919a4]

Best most durable sub-machine gun I had as a kid was the deadly Caulk gun.. Had a collapsible stock. Never broke, never ran out of caps.