Daisy Youth Red Ryder

Every shooter starts somewhere. The good ones start with the fundamentals.

Some first rifles get outgrown in a season, and some become the one a family passes down.

Lever Action Discipline: Every shot is earned by working the lever. A young shooter learns to slow down, reset, and mean the next one.

Iron Sights First: A blade and ramp front sight teaches alignment the honest way. Picture a can on a fence post, a steady breath, and a clean ping.

Fewer Reloads, More Practice: The 650 BB capacity keeps the session going. Time goes to shooting, not refilling.

Built Like the Original: Solid wood stock and forearm, a blued smooth bore steel barrel, and a lariat ring with a leather saddle thong. It looks like the classic because it is built like the classic.

Fits Either Shoulder: The ambidextrous design and spring piston power keep things simple. Left or right handed, it works the same every time.

Hand them the rifle that taught generations to shoot straight.