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You can make it. I used a hand saw and metal snips. It's not perfect, but it works. If you can access a table saw, you will be done in 10 minutes with a very nice compressor. ALL THE COILS HAVE TO BE BEHIND THE ANCHOR KEY. THE ANCHOR NEEDS TO BE BEHIND THE FRAME CROSS BAR. ruclips.net/video/u9WHWRxP278/видео.html Here is how to make my style compressor: ruclips.net/video/HNzRhM__Dlc/видео.html ⚠️NOTE: This compressor NEEDS to HUG the top of the sheet metal frame to properly mate⚠️

@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 thank you so much I winded using a piece of 1/2 inch PVC pipe and notched it works great as well

Good job! Restomod shows a compressor like that. Very simple and effective. Hold onto it.

My pleasure!

Glad you liked it!

CORRECTION: On this old (early) video, I jumped into single pump tech without a total mastery of the language. It is VALVE STEM - not firing pin. The ID is INSIDE diameter of the ring. OD is OUTSIDE diameter. The wall is ring thickness.

Shauna, if you got your gun shooting again, GOOD JOB! Unfortunately, the trigger housing breaking does happen. The plastic either gets damaged AT the factory rushing it. Or it breaks down in time. My 1999 (now converted to an ARR) looks like it came damaged from the factory. The trigger damage affected the accuracy. Once the safety plastic broke, I HAD TO change triggers. I now have a working safety, and the bad accuracy disappeared! I have a video on trigger replacement. My latest RR video shows what happened with a disintegrating trigger housing. Please read the comments. More to learn there. ruclips.net/video/ATtL01cKOKE/видео.htmlsi=y32CsFJICFeCS6Pu

@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 Thanks so much for the info!

Crossbones, good questions. I have a video on how to handle it. But to explain, if you are going open sights like me, SCISSOR the gun whIle you pump it. That makes it easy to pump mechanically. "Oh Shoot" is also a big guy, but pumps it easily with one hand while the butt rests on his leg. He has optics, and that's how you HAVE to do it. But many are SHOCKED how hard it is to pump compared to a 760 or M4. If you haven't lubed the pump cup and joints yet, DO IT NOW. It smoothens out the pump process. 30 ND. ruclips.net/video/brKomHJWiB8/видео.htmlsi=FskG3r-eg5ZKIkPK Also, 8 grain German wadcutters really help the Legacy accuracy. RWS Master H&N Heavy wadcutter JSB Simply The #1 pellet for hunting at all ranges and super charging your 1000 accuracy is H&N Field Trophy.

@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 thanks man for the quick reply i willdo that , the lube 30nd what exactly is that maybe be a dumb question not sure what that means thanks man

Good guys, like you, are always welcome! There are NO dumb questions. I just don't want mean-spirited guys on here who feel they are magical seers. The seer on "Viking" is great, but most dudes ain't t that! If everybody was like you online, RUclips would be paradise! www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/pure-guard/pure-guard-compressor-oil-4-quart/pgd0/ac18 That compressor oil is engineered for a pneumatic product. Your Legacy is related closely enough. Just get a squeeze bottle for application. You can also use the 30 ND to lube garage door hinges and axels.Try it on sliding door rails. www.hobbylobby.com/art-supplies/painting-supplies/palettes-tools/squeeze-bottles---5-07-ounce/p/57415

Glad it was helpful!

But for full clarity, I got some grief going through the muzzle for basic barrel cleaning. A law enforcer and gun veteran made a good case it doesn't matter for these pump guns. But going through rhe breech is IDEAL. Here is a by-the-book video: ruclips.net/video/i3IAW9vt3o0/видео.htmlsi=p4-oTLIW4KZy6ZOE

That trigger had many other issues - including breakage in the back of the piston sear. Hope your business is going well. "Oh Shoot" adopted you like a son (new computer and other support). I call channels like Travis performance doctors. Their work is more important than mine. My fix work and engineering videos can be obscure. But it's what I'm into. Just no need for me to try for memberships. You cover gun performance, too. Alaska Airguns is also a great shooting doctor. Remember what he says, that running a YT channel for profit is HYPER time consuming. I guess it depends on how you see it.

Beesa, 🐝 wax is a smart NATURAL choice. I had to correct a gent who was pushing furniture polish. His brand is FULL of toxins that shouldn't land on a person's face! Yeah, once I discovered Ballistol, I use it for TOTAL CARE for my BB spring guns - pistols and long guns. It is actually gorgeous on black plastic. My Crosman M4 looks like an onyx gem! And it stopped the chaffing on the folding stock.

Ballistol is actually white medicinal mineral oil. It doesn't cause that black ash-like build-up like motor oil. Great on knives! ballistol.com/pages/about

Primero lubrique el limpiador de espuma con aceite 30 ND. Después de bombear seis veces y 5 intentos, si no funciona, cambie ambos anillos del tubo. El siguiente vídeo te ayudará. ruclips.net/video/UBbkK1xJL7Q/видео.html Trate de no bombear 10 veces. Eso es duro para todas las focas.

Steven, I have bagged a rat and starling with the shown Ryder. Both hits were under 10 yards.

@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 can't get that close with birds after shooting at them a few times. I could see the bb pass by them from 50 to 75 yards if I got 4 shots at one that far it would get hit. Can't see that good anymore. Would never shoot another bird. Except that damn mockingbird that wakes me up a 4am. Even went out with a spot light before daylight in my boxers looking for it.😂

How many shots do you have on the gun, and what BBs are you using? If you have been dry firing the BB gun, there is no BB inside the breech, and the piston tube fractures. It is plastic. That means air escapes. No more power. The BB dribbles down the barrel. If you have over a thousand shots, the post in back, that your hammer hits, fractures and the gun won't cock. The piston won't lock on the sear. It sounds like scenario #1. But the wrong BBs also cause jams and dribbling down the barrel.

Mark, I wish you a fast recovery. Here is the link to my latest video. Right at the TOP of my library. There are commenters I believe you would be happy to give a reply. I look forward to your posts. ruclips.net/video/ATtL01cKOKE/видео.html

Pellgun oil is a mineral oil motor oil with detergents. Great for a truck. There are better choices for CO2 and pump guns. Also, the container leaks. That's an older video, and I would not show pellgun oil now. 30 ND mineral oil or compressor oil are MUCH better VALUES for pump guns and CO2. Those choices will not damage nitrile pump gun seals or urethane CO2 seals. Now, if you, the individual, believe in silicone ONLY for airguns, the best VALUE is Super Lube O Ring silicone 5000 CST. Silicone lube needs to be AIRGUN GRADE. www.napaonline.com/en/p/NCB56204

@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 Thanks a lot

Valerie, yes, these guns can be such enjoyable stress relievers. But the way they are made now is a headache. They used to be like the Daisy 25 - EASY to fix and clear jams. Just a hint on classical gun that was brought back. THERE ARE THREE MAJOR JAMS to diagnos wirh the Ryder. Hopefully, your trigger did NOT get sucked inside. PARTIALLY removing the screw and pulling the trigger can work, but now I say to ANCHOR it using a zip tie. Otherwise, if the screw is removed and it is an ABT jam, the trigger is sicked inside. I have a fix video for that, BUT it gets much harder. Let me put a list of video links together. Please check to see if your trigger got sucked inside. It is slanted way back and you can't cock the lever at all. Your best case is you have a BB breech jam. Please check your trigger.

Valerie, here are links I promised in my first response (please review that) Your best outcome here is just a fake jam easy-peezy. The second best flub is a loading ramp jam. A BB breech jam is characterized by being a MOSTLY slack lever and just one or two clicks. The trigger does engage (piston sear grabs the plunger). But the jammed barrel BB just goes CLICK. This fix is touch and go. It only works on mildly bad NEW BBs. Mangled reused BBs means RIP. ruclips.net/video/Ay8oSXlhNWY/видео.html ruclips.net/video/rNXE7-fhelg/видео.html ruclips.net/video/wtRzsbyYysU/видео.html

Have fun! But please beware of the Ryder KILLER - a BB breech jam. You don't have easy breech access like pumps guns. ALL the jams in my BB spring guns were Standard Daisy BBs. Go with elite BBs. Black Diamond Daisy Match Also make sure to cock it 7 CLICKS to avoid a FAKE jam. A simple move to stop a backside jam (hits new guns), is cock your Ryder, set the safety, then put Ballistol on the SHARP POINT up front on your lever. That catches your plunger plate that contacts your piston sear. Gets lube on vital parts. Shoot it immediately.

Jason, great question! BALLISTOL! Things can change over time, but using the German classical lube for TOTAL CARE of the Ryder and other BB spring guns has held true for years. I just lubed both of my Ryders oil hole. And wipe down. You can use a needle nose or the straw with aerosol. For the spray, just DO NOT slam the straw inside the hole because it hits the spring guide and doesn't spray right. Just bypass the coil and ONLY enter the oil hole. You should hear a hollow sound. One puff. Here is the latest video NAILING the lube recommendation from Daisy. The compressor oil isn't wrong. No, NEW - unused - compressor oil isn't toxic. This choice below is simply so easy! ruclips.net/video/KY5UdzfYbOw/видео.htmlsi=cRPXyru1N44r9FWf Ballistol is about a 10 weight, but because you are putting in a good amount (spray or needle nose of 3 drops) that it is good for a magazine of BBs. 20 weight and under do INCREASE the speed. An equal amount of 20 weight just lasts longer, for the same amount used.

@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 Thank you for this information and responding so quickly. Ballistol it is!! I like one and done. I just got my adult red ryder, my first gun ever at 44 lol. I adore it. You are the man for putting all of these videos and information out there.

Jason, have fun! But please beware of the KILLER for the Ryder - a BB breech jam. You don't have easy breech access like pumps guns. ALL the jams in my BB spring guns were Standard Daisy BBs. Go with elite BBs. Black Diamond Daisy Match Also make sure to cock it 7 CLICKS to avoid a FAKE jam. A simple move to stop a backside jam (hits new guns), is cock your Ryder, set the safety, then put Ballistol on the SHARP POINT up front on your lever. That catches your plunger plate that contacts your piston sear. Gets lube on vital parts. Shoot it immediately.

@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 Thanks again Daisy fanatic for the tips

Sir, that's great! My Buck is more accurate than other people's version. You say it in the past tense. Older versions were known to have tighter barrels. What year was your Buck?

@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 probably around 2012-14

Paul, try calling or emailing Daisy. There may be some eBay operators that will serve you, but they will charge markups. Some 3rd parties still won't ship outside of the USA. www.daisy.com/contact-us/#email 479-636-1200 - USA, Arkansas time

Let's go over the basics to start. Don't pump it 10 times, and it lasts a long time. My 880s take down cotton tails on just 7 pumps with Field Trophy pellets. Pumping 10 times or more breaks down the seal in your compression chamber. That many times causes hissing If you cock it FIRST and then pump, it shouldn't hiss if the seals are healthy. If you have oiled with 30 ND on pumphead wiper, and it still hisses, changing both rings on the body and pump head could fix it. The one shown in this video on the VB (valve body) is a must do when the gun has been pumped 10 times and stops holding pressure. That one many times goes out first. If you replace both pump tube rings (oil the new rings), and it still hisses, it is the poppet seal. I have a trigger disassembly video so you can get to it.

@daisy880fanaticfixit9 I just got it today from my neighbor, if you pump it one time it hisses. The sound starts when bringing the pump back in. I oiled it with 30w oil, and it hisses still. I'll start on the seals and watch that video to, thank you.

James, I wish you a successful fix. Start with the pump tube rings. When a gun is used, you have to assume they over pumped it or used the wrong chemicals as lube. Clean out the gun and pump tube before applying new rings. Hope to hear how it goes! Good luck!

Much different. The 822 uses a different seal system. It uses a screw in value, which was replaced with a snap-in valve in later variants. The setup in the pump tube is different.

Yeah, if you don't mind me breaking down the break in detail, it originally fractured. The BBs would only dribble out. I put it away. Months later, I was asked a question about it. I dug it up, and the constant pressure of the spring finished breaking off the barrel completely. My DX-17 has over 3,200 shots on it. Still works and at full power. I just had to lube the trigger and the spring cylinder.

Scott, thanks for the correction! You are DECENT. I don't mind being corrected when it is delivered right. Good to know they aren't spliced. I knew it was called flashing, and Danco rings that I've seen don't show that. Even the Daisy seal kits don't look as good. In my most recent 880 ring replacement, I went with Danco #11 (113) over the OEM from Daisy. It's going strong. It's when the correction is wrapped in abuse that it won't survive here. If you are an old timer, having TONS of knowledge is great. I just don't agree with older men who believe that they are magical figures like the seer in "Vikings." Or because they were smacked as they were learning that they get to pay it forward - no way! In an old Grizzly video, I went back and made clear in written form that I jumped too fast into that gun without mastering the language. The repair is done right, though. The pin is a valve stem, and I learned what OD and ID stand for.

@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 I agree and didn’t hope I sounded like that. It’s a great video and you made me change my mind and get the danco’s . Ive got some old harbor freight ones that I could use for piston seals but the chamber tube seal needs to be tight like you said.

Scott, you are a good guy. Thoughtful means SMART! Wish more tough guys understood that. Let me know how the fix goes. Yeah, the Storehouse are THIN. They worked in my P-17, but not my first choice, for nitrile, for my Daisy pump guns. Good luck!

Very interesting! One thing that I always check, along with proper safety function and sear set and release is that the toothed steel "rack" is below the ledge that holds it in the proper position and that it is not over the ledge. If the rack is over the ledge, the trigger will jam the gun the first time it is cocked and many time the trigger will be destroyed during removal. Of course, watching daisy880fanaticfixit9's videos on trigger jams can prevent this- but if removal is done in haste and without guidance, well, the outcome is often an unusable trigger. Just spitballing here, but I wonder if there might have been a difference in the trigger pull weight between the trigger that failed and the one from the Buck that replaced it? I prefer the trigger pull weight to be less than the weight of the gun. But swapping a trigger for another that has even 6-8 ounces difference will affect accuracy unless the hold on the gun compensates for it.

​@cobalt327 Mark, thanks for your input! Yeah, the original 1999 unit never felt right compared to my Super Buck and very good Ryder. I believe the trigger housing CAME broken (bad day at the factory). It likely was always missing the back corner plastic. On the Buck trigger, I lubed the trigger and piston sear with Ballistol and clicked it a few times. I also targeted the back of the trigger blade that rubs on the housing. It is smoother and softer than the original 1999 unit. Agreeing fully with what you said about the trigger install, that ALSO can happen at the Chinese factory. The worker could have been hasty putting it in or pulling it out.

www.pyramydair.com/product/asg-super-xenon-tactical-flashlight?a=5891 I'm not sure if they carry the combo anymore.

Gerrit, that's an important question. Not only was there breakage, but the trigger housing was LOOSE in the gun. ⚠️The trigger assembly looked like it was completely falling apart. The sear didn't look right.⚠️ The new trigger CHANGED the firing behavior. For instance, at 12 meters, a line of cans I was shooting at, many times the BB would hit the wrong can. So, there were severe accuracy issues. I am using Black Diamond BBs and made SURE the stock was tight after trigger replacement. Even shooting very good BBs, the 12 meter misses were bad before the repair. My AAR looks great now! 12 meters is in play!

@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 Great! Thank you for explaining it this way.

Mark is great with the Red Ryder. You can get it for $4 from Daisy, but not from their new online store. Not yet. You have to call. So, for a quick online order, going through Cobalt327 is fast and convenient. And, yes, it would be under $30. www.ebay.com/itm/295123992892 The Buck cargoship just has the upside of same day fix.

The “cargo ship” is a goldmine ! There are a lot more parts that will interchange than just the trigger… I use the Buck spring anchor (with the sight part sawn off) on my Ryder builds because it is longer and doesn’t angle the spring as much. I also remove the beartrap arm on mine, as it causes more problems than it cures. It improves the trigger pull, and the ratcheting effect with that stout little spring will eventually destroy that plastic housing.

​@rexwysocki8432 - It is great to have Red Ryder pros and veterans stop by. It reminds me that there are other smart Ryder users in addition to Cobalt327. Thanks for the comment that new shooters can learn from!

Glad it helped

Please avoid the more serious and REAL breech jam BY UPGRADING YOUR AMMO. Black Diamond Daisy Match That drastically reduces any chance of a breech jam. They are faster and hit harder.

Try ebay. But it will cost you, but it is all relative to how much you value your 840.

Estos son para personas que no hablan inglés. ruclips.net/video/UBbkK1xJL7Q/видео.html ruclips.net/video/K4C_ga2VJq4/видео.html

Yeah, If you read my examples under "more," it is ONLY a fun carnival gun. If you want to improve your number of hits, use your LEFT forefinger to pull the gun into your shooting hand. It is a spring pistol grip that has helped me with these fun guns. Also, my DX-17 tends to shank right, so I put the front sight slightly LEFT on the can. One last fun trip, I found a great ice tea 'Liquid Death', and the 19 Oz can is a nice TALL can that gives you that much more target to hit! A realistic hit ratio at 4 yards is 10 out of 15 or 67%.

@daisy880fanaticfixit9 I have been using an egg carton at 5 yds. 🤪 It has been fun, but if I want to make pretty groups I grab the 840.

They should bring back the 840. That is crazy accurate with Daisy Match or Black Diamond BBs. Maybe they could offer a deluxe 840 for $100 that has brass or nickel plated receivers. Real wood stock and pump arm. Crosman has that "build a gun" program, so Daisy could do the same thing. This dance of Daisy buying Crosman looks fishy 🐟. It looks like a shell game with Gamo cash. 🤔

Yeah, the ABT really is a headache. There shouldn't be a "second" time if you oil the plunger. Meaning, you take off the lever and soak the plate in the back. This jam hits new guns. Please cock it 7 CLICKS. Here are some videos. You still have a chance, even with the trigger sucked inside. If it doesn't save it, remember on your replacement TO TAKE OFF THE LEVER AND OIL THE PLUNGER - right out of the box. ruclips.net/video/0uCgA848t28/видео.htmlsi=OiP2gXWxYuqidrHl ruclips.net/video/6CLg_r_NbYk/видео.htmlsi=CDWKQz-eaA5qnx24

Esa parte la mandé hasta Chicago para que le pusieran todas los )empaques nuevos) lo del pistón.

José, si cambiaste los anillos del tubo, hay uno más en la cámara de compresión (012 SAE). ¿Lubricaste los dos SAE 113 con 30 ND antes de volver a montarlos? ruclips.net/video/3TMPMjsIBDU/видео.html

El canal está diseñado para que arregles tu propia arma. 😇 Si su 880 es MUY viejo, tiene un tubo de bomba de latón. Estos son más difíciles de resolver. Mis videos son para tubo de plata 880.

Si es esta pieza, puede solicitarla en línea a Daisy. www.daisy.com/product/pump-rod-assembly-model-880-901/

Try this video. Let me know if it works. ruclips.net/video/TVEzQun3iIU/видео.html

@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 Nope, but appreciate it. it was me, attempting to adjust rear sight by turning the lil’ screw to lift it up. Guess what, it doesn’t push the rear sight up cuz it can go right down into receiver and then block the piston assembly.🤷‍♂️Go fiqure.

Thanks for the info! On the topic of 25 sights, I really wish it had fiber optic front sight and TWO larger peep sights in back to choose from. Not one pin hole. I find my 25 UNUSABLE in low light. It doesn't have to be pitch black.

@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 Guess you need to modificate. The #25 was my 1st bb gun as a youtt and I’m pretty glad the sight are as remembered. She does amazing little groups at 7 yards with these old eyes.

Thanks for not bashing the DX-17 because it doesn't shoot a P -17. You would be surprised what expectations are put on this spring BB gun. So many can't enjoy the carnival pistol for the fun gun it was meant to be. Thanks for the tip on the ASG ammo!

Sí, reemplace ambas juntas tóricas SAE 113. UTILICE lubricante 30 ND en los sellos. Cabezal de bomba y anillo del cuerpo de válvula (en la parte trasera).

Tengo que preguntar, ¿lubricaste recientemente con 30 ND? Eso es sólo una o dos gotas para la almohadilla de espuma. Esa acción puede volver a sellar tus anillos y recuperar tu poder.

​@@daisy880fanaticfixit9no, el rifle tiene 3 años y nunca le he colocado aceite en la espuma

Lubrique primero antes de intentar arreglarlo. El lubricante lo despertará (si las juntas aún están en buen estado). Mantenga el WD-40 y otros productos solventes fuera de su 880. Utilice los siguientes productos. www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/pure-guard/pure-guard-compressor-oil-4-quart/pgd0/ac18 www.hobbylobby.com/art-supplies/painting-supplies/palettes-tools/squeeze-bottles---5-07-ounce/p/57415

@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 muchas gracias, lo intentaré 👍🏾

Yes, sir, 30 ND or SAE 30 non-detergent. www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/pure-guard/pure-guard-compressor-oil-4-quart/pgd0/ac18

@@daisy880fanaticfixit9 Thank you! Years ago, 1994, I bought a 20th Anniversary 880. The actual 20th anniversary would be 1992 since the 880 first came out in 1972. I retired it, not wanting to wear it out at all, and bought another 880 in 2018. Although I've .22 cal PCP rifles and a break-barrel .22, at my age of 8 decades it's a lot easier to patrol two lakes for Iguana elimination with a lightweight 880. Thanks for all your very informative videos, it's much appreciated!

Sir, thank you for showing class and appreciation. I don't mind being corrected, especially by a gent like you with life experience. I just wish everyone was as well-mannered online! Yes, your 2018 880 has some improvements with the strength of plastics used. The receivers for a standard 880 in the 1990s were hovering on brittle. I upgraded my 1997 880 with metal sides from a 22x. It is my BEST 880. In my suburb, ferrell rabbits are what we are fighting off. Pump guns get the job done. I guess iguanas must be pests, too; a few South Americans told me they get after them.

Great job!

Very innovative! Great fix! You came up with your own fix for the ABT jam. I do have a video celebrating another gent who came up with using a ZIP TIE to hold the trigger back! Otherwise, the classic user flub - remove the srew all the way, and the trigger gets sucked inside. So please consider removing your lever and lubing with 30 ND or Ballistol on the metal plate (plunger back) to stop this jam coming back. Please consider Daisy Match BBs to stop an equally bad breech jam. They are better made and more accurate.