The No. 105 Junior Pump Gun

This was Daisy’s second pump gun, but unlike the elbow-pump action of the No. 25, this gun had what is sometimes called a trombone-pump action.  It did not have the mechanical advantage of the No. 25 and was, therefore, more difficult to cock.  As the pump handle was pulled rearward, it became more and more difficult to pull.  It could be a difficult gun for a little guy to cock. The design of this gun came from Markham Air Rifle Co. Also in Plymouth Michigan. Daisy bought out Markham including all of its patents in 1931.  This gun was Markham’s No. 5 Pump gun.

It would shoot sixty shots without reloading, which was only a slight improvement over the No 25.  Unlike the force-fed No. 25, the Junior Pump Gun was a gravity feed air rifle.

Production of this gun was in 1933 only and sales were probably limited to 1933 and 1934.  Production ceased when Daisy added the No. 107 Buck Jones Special to its inventory. 

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