🛑DID YOU COCK IT RIGHT?🛑 ru-vid.comfPSYDXXOD7o?feature=share NEW! USE A ZIP TIE TO TIE THE TRIGGER BLADE BACK TO THE STOCK. NEW VIDEO: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yAO-GOvolYQ.html www.harborfreight.com/search?q=black+zip+ties&category=2388¤t=1 If the lever has only 3/8 of an inch gap, from its front, when slack, that is a sear jam. Use a zip tie, then remove trigger screw totally and jiggle the gun. KEY POINTS - OTHER JAMS SIMPLIFIED FIX (improved version of this 1st video) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EBNu5X3l5ds.html BREECH JAM ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wtRzsbyYysU.html LOADING RAMP JAM. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rNXE7-fhelg.html A GENERAL DISASSEMBLY VIDEO DOESN'T WORK. Newbies think, "I will just take out all the screws and take it apart!" Trying to clear a jam like that ends in tears....bye-bye Ryder!!
Can you make a video about this on how to do this. My gun won’t work. I cocked it but then I got the slack lever and the slack trigger. I unscrewed where you said to and the cocking worked but after I cocked it and pulled the trigger and it happened again
Sorry, YT screwed up, and I JUST got this! If your gun is still out of commission, try the new fix below ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yAO-GOvolYQ.html
Used this video twice now to fix my son’s Red Rider jam. Instead of masking tape I used two zip ties to hold the trigger. This second time I found that it didn’t work until I released the trigger from the zip ties and then pulled it again a couple times manually. Thanks for this video! I would have been screwed without it.
Sir, if you don't mind, did you have to take the screw half way out or ALL the way out? Also, great job with zip tie! It is a great idea to control the trigger housing. Below is a maintenance video to try and stop this plunger jam. It and its sister video will help with loading ramp jam. Kids put crazy stuff in there! It can be fixed if it isn't metal on the magnet ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6CLg_r_NbYk.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rNXE7-fhelg.html
@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 thank you for all this information. I took the screw all the way out and it didn’t solve the jam at first so I put it back in. Then I cut the zip ties and took the screw completely out again and jiggled the trigger again but mostly held it down and it released that time. I found your updated video with the two screw loosening after I got the jam to release so I’ll try that next time. It’s a new gun just bought in January. He’s having a blast around the farm with it.
Sir, glad he is having a blast. And it can take a rat 🐀 with careful head shot. I've done it! I use Ballistol total care. Tip it down after lube and shoot. I recently checked the power with my tried and true test - shooting the bottom of a pop can at 5 yards. When a Umarex BB hit on the flat metal, it shot through or cracked it open. LOVE THE ZIP TIE MOVE! I will recommend that going forward.
John, NICE JOB! It sounds like you were focused on keeping the trigger pulled back, AND it sounds like you took the screw all the way out. That sounds like the jam was plunger riding on TOP of the anti trap tooth. There are varied theories about what happens back there. One thing the old timers know for sure - this didn't happen before the intro of the anti trap. Here is revised video where I just say to release screw from the the RIGHT SIDE ONLY and potentially the stock screw also. Holding the trigger back it vital, unless it is dislocated anti trap, then that won't work and trigger gets sucked inside. A working - clicking - trigger is another fix, so DIAGNOSIS is vital. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EBNu5X3l5ds.html Happy shooting and avoid a devastating breech jam by shooting new Avanti or Umarex Zinc BBs. Also please take off lever and douse it in back with 30 SAE ND or my favorite Ballistol. Then re-establish lever and use a blue thread locker on the nut; you don't want that falling off; it happens - with eventual consequences. Any way, thanks for gratitude!
Why Fix a $30 Gun? I can say having mine jam in the first 200 shots was maddening. Others go through that also, legions actually. Since the intro of the ABT, this is common. I cleared my jam, but others don't. $30 isn't much, but suffering a potential terminal jam to a brand new gun upsets people. Prices can go as high as $60 in certain areas. Mine was more than $30. Most owners feel that their newly bought Ryder had better last longer than 200 shots.
I just ordered a new 1938B on Amazon for under $25. I’m going to test it once I get it just to make sure all is well, then it’s going right back in the box for storage as a backup in case my current Ryder ever dies (also a 1938B). So inexpensive it just makes sense to me to have a new one ready to go in case of malfunction that can’t be easily fixed. It’s not like mine are vintage or anything but I just love these little shooters. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge with us in your videos!
Stephen, I spotted you on RESTOMOD, so you how how great these guns can be, how Daisy could make them. I've had some recent days where I was getting eaten alive trying to help clear jams in the current production Red Ryder. I have helped as much as I can tolerate. When somebody, rightfully, goes off complaining, I don't argue. I tell them 25 or 2840. Shane thanked me for helping here because many Cobalt upgrades go into these guns. You buying two is smart in a few ways - you gotta great price to cargo ship. If the spring gives out, you have another to harvest. But I get your view, since it isn't rifled, just bust out new one. But for longevity, try oiling on each side of trigger blade and infront. Taking off the lever is a snap, and you lube the plunger plate in back. Stephen, all that will help give you carefree shooting. The backup stays in the box.
@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 thanks for the advice! Quick question, as you are probably more knowledgeable than I... my current 1938B has a plastic lever and black barrel band. I bought it about 3 years ago. The new one that just arrived yesterday has a brass colored barrel band and an aluminum lever. Other than that, they are basically identical. Does Daisy change up small details like that every few years or so? Or did I get some kind of limited edition? Nothing on the box leads me to believe this new 1938B is “special” in any way, but the 2 notable changes are just a curiosity to me.
Stephen, you GOT GREAT DEAL! With a gun like that please use only new BBs like Avanti and Umarex. Great accuracy and avoid BB jam risk. The lever is actually zinc cast, which is good because it adds weight. Unless you take it off and tell me it is PAPER LIGHT, that is zinc diecast. Both metals are not magnet. The brass is nice touch whereas my band was basic black and the lever was plastic. My upgrade metal lever adds weight and nearly cocks itself. Can you send link? So I can see what you got? It does look like special addition. Great buy!
@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 hey I have tried posting the link to Amazon twice but I think RU-vid is deleting it. Guess it doesn’t like it. Anyway, I can tell you that the picture is of the “standard” 1938B with black barrel band and plastic lever, so that’s what I figured I was getting which was fine by me but what I received was something slightly different. Kinda cool I guess.
Stephen, if this is what you got, THANK GOODNESS FOR SHIPPING ERRORS!😀🤓 www.amazon.com/Red-Ryder-Christmas-Ralphies-Sundial/dp/B08NXW5S9Q That it? If so, KEEP IT. When spring wears out, replace it. Shane can help.
Maya thanks! Can you tell me which jam you cleared? Would love to hear success story - so do others. I did make a FOLLOW up video on the TWO most common backside jams. A dislocated anti trap is rare.
@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 hi, yes you said its a new diagnosis at 2:28. I taped the trigger back, took the screw out and the plunger released. Just like you instructed. 😁
I also had trouble pulling the screw and putting it back in. Then I cocked it and I heard it catch and I pulled the trigger and pop. After that I the screw went in easily, tighted everything down and it functioned just as it should. Pretty good since I found it in a dumpster 😮🤠🐎. I won't shoot my eye out 🤣😎.
Great explanation of backside jams. Have not had one but it's good to know where I need to come to if I do have one. We need to call you the Daisy Doctor LOL well done my friend.
Alfred, you have been watching long enough to know this is like the 4th generation video on this topic. That will do it for me. A straight talking older shooter does say it right- more can go wrong with these Ryders than older versions. Think the 1990s and before. Hey got the comment management untangled or unjammed too (pardon the pun).
@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 LOL love the pun. Just got my new 105 Buck in it went right to the SAE 30 oil. I Will get to do a few videos as soon as the wind dies down came close the other night with the tornado in Newnan GA hit was headed right for my town but it died off.
KEY POINTS - OTHER JAMS SIMPLIFIED FIX (improved version of this 1st video) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EBNu5X3l5ds.html BREECH JAM ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wtRzsbyYysU.html LOADING RAMP JAM. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rNXE7-fhelg.html A GENERAL DISASSEMBLY VIDEO DOESN'T WORK. Newbies think, "I will just take out all the screws and take it apart!" Trying to clear a jam like that ends in tears....bye-bye Ryder!! Taking the gun apart when you have not diagnosed the jam LEADS TO A WORSE JAM. THIS VIDEO FOCUSES ON FIXES WITHOUT DISASSEMBLY - THE GOAL. If the trigger works, and is clicking when cocking, and clicks when you pull the blade, YOU DON'T REMOVE THE TRIGGER SCREW. For pick use, the trap arm is on TOP when the gun is upside down. Run pick across the smooth side of the plunger, getting IN BETWEEN arm teeth and top of plunger. AVOID GRABBING PLUNGER METAL. The removal of the trigger screw is only prudent on the PLUNGER Dislocation. The trigger and lever are totally dead, totally silent when cocking lever - no clicking at all. And you cocked it 7 clicks, the lever being 3/8 of an inch from the frame. The trigger must be TAPED and the tape wrapped AROUND the stock, bear trap down. 🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️ PUNTOS IMPORTANTES Si el gatillo funciona y hace clic cuando se amartilla y hace clic cuando se tira de la hoja, NO RETIRE EL TORNILLO DEL GATILLO. El brazo de la trampa para osos se mueve y el resorte real succiona el gatillo de tu arma, rompiendo piezas y doblando el metal. Solo es aconsejable quitar el tornillo del gatillo cuando el pistón está desplazado. El gatillo y la palanca están muertos, amartillados, completamente silenciosos, sin clics. El gatillo debe estar pegado con cinta y envuelto alrededor de la madera. Blade todo el camino de regreso. 🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️ WICHTIGE PUNKTE Wenn der Abzug funktioniert und beim Spannen klickt und beim Ziehen der Klinge klickt, ENTFERNEN SIE DIE SCHRAUBE NICHT VOM TRIGGER. Der Bärenfallenarm verschiebt sich und die eigentliche Feder saugt am Abzug Ihrer Waffe, bricht Teile und biegt das Metall. Es ist nur ratsam, die Abzugsschraube zu entfernen, wenn der Kolben verschoben ist. Der Abzug und der Hebel sind tot, gespannt, völlig leise, ohne Klicks. Der Abzug sollte abgeklebt und um das Holzmaterial gewickelt werden. Ganz zurück auslösen.
Jasmine, it could be a fake jam. The Ryder can confuse people now because of the anti-bear trap (ABT). Try these links. Leah, did a GREAT SHORT on what a fake jam looks like. Please watch her video first. It is in her short library. youtube.com/@minimallyleah?si=3ABHrgltnygtYoci This is my solution video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ay8oSXlhNWY.html
Hi guys I need some help, I tried everything. My plunger remains stuck back, I removed the trigger and lever however the plunger still remains stuck back
Mathew, if you took out your trigger successfully and the plunger is still jammed, it is breech BB jam. Put your trigger back in. Here is your fix IF you didn't put mangled used BB in your gun. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wtRzsbyYysU.html If you ever have slack lever and NON clicking trigger, this is your fix. Remember to try and cock it 7 clicks first. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yAO-GOvolYQ.html
Cassie, you are welcome! Nice photo by the way. Happy airgun couple! You fixed it fast! When I suffered this jam - I HAD NO HELP ONLINE - and I made the common mistake of trying to remove screw without pulling trigger blade back. Trigger sucked inside. Luckily I had the schematic, and I figured it out; but that was MUCH HARDER ROAD. I had that video up first, how I originally cleared this jam. That early video was HIGH FAILURE RATE. I took it down and went back to the drawing board. Enjoy your Ryder and remember to use only NEW BBs and elite BBs to avoid breech jam. Daisy Match or Umarex Zinc.
@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 currently having a similar issue. began taking screw out without the trigger pulled and now i cannot take the screw out or put it back in, it spins in limbo. any advice? original issue was the lever would not click at all
@Znaniye YES, stop trying to remove the screw for now. Freeze! So here is the reality: Shooters don't cock their RR 7 clicks, they think it is jammed, they try removing trigger and it gets sucked inside. Much more serious jam. A gent figured out the ultimate fix for what I now call zombie jam. Slack lever slack trigger. SOME ARE REAL plunger jams - not your fault. Now you already were in progress of removing screw. That tension you feel is the anti bear trap (ABT) pulling on your trigger housing. If you force that screw out now, it will get sucked side. Please follow video below, then review RR handling video. IN YOUR CASE, DON'T REMOVE SCREW UNTIL YOU HAVE AIMED DOWN AND SMACKED THE GUN AND SHAKEN IT. Try that first, then video instruction if no fix. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yAO-GOvolYQ.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ay8oSXlhNWY.html
Hi uhh so something happened to my Ryder I loaded it it cocked and I try to shoot it the trigger goes all the way back but it wont shoot out the bb please help me
Ernesto, you are on the right track with this video. You cocked the gun, BUT it won't shoot. Here try this follow up video. It is the most common jams. You might have simple fake jam. Is normally one of these two issues. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EBNu5X3l5ds.html Remember if it cocks every time AND the trigger goes CLICK, it is a BB jam. I have video on that one.
@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 I tried it and It didn't do anything and like I said I didn't put safety on before I cocked it and now it makes no noise do you want me to make a vid and show it to you?
GOOD JOB! Ernesto, don't let's friends raz you about this common issue. You didn't break your gun trying to fix. YOU WERE SMART! You looked for help because you had to learn the engineering. Most don't know this gun has up to 5 JAM TYPES. You fixed the fake jam that many times COST Folks THEIR RYDER. They try to fix it and break it. Thanks again for looking for answers. The Ryder is more trouble than an 880 or its kid - the 2840. People also get more emotional about the RR.
DO YOU HAVE THIS JAM? "This doesn't work," somebody new to the engineering flaws will say. ⚠️This is one jam type.⚠️ It can get confused with a breech BB jam. If you get a few ratching clicks and your gun COCKS, and your trigger goes click, when you pull it, THAT IS BB JAM. This jam is DEAD IN THE WATER, slack lever and trigger. No sounds.
What happens when the trigger gets sucked inside, is it fixable or is it a lost cause? My friend removed his stock and the trigger pins and the trigger group is up in there now.
Snake, it can be a hard road. But I cleared that when I was new to the Ryder and that hit me in the first magazine of BBs. Meaning I was only a few hundred shots in. Backend jam. I made the COMMON flub of removing that trigger screw. I had studied the schematics and had and idea if how to handle it. Here is video of how to TRY and fix it. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0uCgA848t28.html
When I pull the trigger on my new adult daisy and I put pressure toward the left side of the gun the trigger catches on something and does not want to go back unless I pull on it hard or release the pressure towards the left side of the gun. I’m just curious as to what is happening.
Doug, this looks like break in pains. This is a dangerous time for modern Ryder. Lube sides of trigger and front. Ballistol is what I would use here. The classical 10 WEIGHT, will slick out moving parts in the trigger assembly. Keep gun upside DOWN and work trigger, work in lube. Also take off lever, and HOSE- yes I mean that - the slanted plate. The plate contacts sear. 30 SAE ND fine, but this needs to be done RIGHT NOW to avoid jam. USE STRAW FOR PRECISION FOR BALLISTOL. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-x6uWfXUZrkk.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6CLg_r_NbYk.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EBNu5X3l5ds.html
Sir, that part is called the forearm. You are welcome to shop for it on eBay, but Daisy reps likely have best price. 136803-000 - around $4 If you want to add a nice touch to new forearm grip, you can add this band: 133748-300 BRASS Band - around $2 479-636-1200 Call weekdays 9am to 5 pm, Arkansas time. Call by 3pm Friday. You can just ask for band and forearm for Red Ryder. They make it simple. But you will need the details I gave for the brass band.
Sir, I know it can be frustrating because the modern Ryders are over engineered. It used to be just TWO basic jams - breech jam and loading ramp jam. Now because of the anti trap there are 5 JAM TYPES. I have videos for each jam and a SIMPLIFIED video for the two most common back side jams. This video is more to take in. Now a jam is different from a BREAK. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EBNu5X3l5ds.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rNXE7-fhelg.html Try my fix videos and you should get It done. Don't reuse BBs. And if It is a new gun with new BBs, it likely is a backside jam. BUT I did suffer breech jam with brand new BB, so I switched to elite BBs.
@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 I fixed my BB gun I found out it wasn’t even a jam it was just the reload handle all I had to do was twist hit and grounding my BB gun for 1 day (:
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