Colorado 4-H Shooting Sports Program Article

"2006 is a really important year to Daisy as it marks the 120th continuous year that the company has been in the airgun business."

Daisy 120th Anniversary Limited Edition BB Rifle!

Posted on: 10/12/2006 From: Jim Hamilton jim.hamilton@colostate.edu

I wanted our Colorado 4-H Shooting Sports friends to be among the first to know that the Daisy 120th Anniversary Collector's Limited Edition BB gun will be available at the end of October or the first weeks in November.

Can you do me a big favor and forward this information throughout your county organization?

Because these 1,000 guns will not last long, I wanted you to have the opportunity to reserve yours now. They will make a great Christmas gift but I seriously doubt there will be any left by December 25th.

This is one of the most important and limited edition collector's guns ever. 2006 is a really important year to Daisy as it marks the 120th continuous year that the company has been in the airgun business. Few companies can lay claim to such a rich heritage.

In honor of the occasion, the Daisy Museum has created a truly beautiful gun with many unique features:

  • Tiger maple stock with inset 2" diameter die-cast 120th Anniversary medallion
  • Tiger maple forearm with laser engraved edition name and individual gun number (1 of 1000 to 1000 of 1000)
  • Brass plated barrel assembly and forearm band with coordinated hardware
  • Die-cast metal cocking lever
  • Unique package with full-color collectible sleeve, detailing the company's history

We have a lot of Daisy collectors out there and 1,000 qty. is a short run when it comes to a limited edition collectible. When they are gone, they are gone. Within the next few days, this gun will be added to the Daisy Museum's website (www.daisymuseum.com). You might want to get a jump on that by calling the Museum at 479-986-6873 or dropping an email with the subject "120th gun order" to them at info@daisymuseum.com

The proceeds from the sale of this gun will assist our Daisy Museum, a separate non-profit corporation, to grow, add displays, acquire antiques and to continue to develop unique collectibles like this one. Thanks for helping me get the word out on this important gun.